I once had RC1 which I later sold together with my EOS 50E. I found it quite
useful especially the MLU 2 second timer. But for instant release, unless
you can hide it well, it will only ruin the shot. I mean we do not want to
be photographed holding or even aiming the RC1. But OTOH, the sensor is
better positioned on EOS 30 than on EOS 50. I think the best position for
the sensor would be on top of the camera (perhaps on the selector dial) so
it can pick signal omni-directionally.
Luke
-----Original Message-----
From: Ken Durling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 07 Februari 2001 0:47
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: EOS Remote possibilities
Re: the RC-1 wireless remote, which I don't have. What is its angle
of effectiveness? IOW, how far off-axis from the sensor can you be
for it to work? Can you be behind the camera?
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