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A cable release is used to release the shutter. Usually used for slow shutter speeds when the camera must remain absolutely still.
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11 inch Black Locking Cable Release Taiwan
Our Price: $16.04 1 in stock! 		11 inch Locking Cable Release Angled connection Escot
Our Price: $16.04 1 in stock! 		20 Inch Locking Cable Release Black
Our Price: $17.24 1 in stock!
New Old Stock Base of cable release has approximately 30 degree angle New Old Stock
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20 inch White Cable Release Japan
Our Price: $19.26 1 in stock! 		40 inch Locking Cable Release Germany
Our Price: $23.00 1 in stock! 		6 inch Cable Release Prontor
Our Price: $17.25 1 in stock!
New Old Stock Vintage pieces, never used. New old stock. The tip screws into the body of the camera and eliminates the need to touch the camera to activate the shot.
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6 inch Locking Cable Release TBI
Our Price: $17.19 1 in stock! 		8 3/4 inch Black Locking Cable Release Prontor
Our Price: $13.74 1 in stock! 		9 inch Locking Cable Release Female connection for use with Leica M4 camera
Our Price: $13.74 1 in stock!
Locking Cable Release - TBI No. 2, used lightly - excellent working condition. The half dial rotates to prevent locking or free the lock to use it. The tip screws into the body of the camera and eliminates the need to touch the camera to activate the shot. 8 3/4 inches, approximately 10  inches fully extended Metal mesh casing/ connection is female. Made in Japan. Locks. Contact us if you have questions. For use with Leica M4 camera.
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9 inch Locking Cable Release Prontor
Our Price: $13.74 1 in stock!
The tip screws into the body of the camera and eliminates the need to touch the camera to activate the shot.