CANON LC-5 SET WIRELESS CONTROLLER
Web Code: 029CAN098 • Mfr Code: 0295B001
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Only $859.99 CAD
CANON LC-5 SET WIRELESS CONTROLLER is rated
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Product Highlights
- Working in Macro mode can demand a level of precision and steadiness that goes beyond the tolerances of typical picture taking
- Mounting the camera on a sturdy tripod and controlling the camera functions with a remote switch are long-standing methods of minimizing camera shake and vibration
- Canon's Wireless Controller LC-5, photographers can easily create compelling close-ups from a safe and secure line-of-sight distance of up to 330 feet
Overview
- Working in Macro mode can demand a level of precision and steadiness that goes beyond the tolerances of typical picture taking
- Mounting the camera on a sturdy tripod and controlling the camera functions with a remote switch are long-standing methods of minimizing camera shake and vibration
- Canon's Wireless Controller LC-5, photographers can easily create compelling close-ups from a safe and secure line-of-sight distance of up to 330 feet
- Far more than a wireless shutter release, this enhanced infrared remote provides photographers with the flexibility to control essential camera functions without intruding on the scene
Reviews
Rated 4 out of
5
by
JadeMomma from
A Good Camera/ A great Back up...
"I am a self-taught photographer who dabbles in weddings. For a long time I debated between upgrading my Rebel XS with the Canon 60D and the T3i. At face value there does not seem to be large amounts of differences. I actually went with the 60D at the time, but when my XS gave out I got the T3i as my 2nd/backup camera. In a lot of ways it function similar to the 60D, as has a lot of value for its price point. It lacks the top display that I have grown to love, and requires you to wait a moment while it tells you about the mode when you switch between settings. It is a bit smaller, but it does its job well and takes beautiful pictures. Still glad a went with the 60D as my main camera but the T3i is a great little brother with a lot of similarities."
Date published: 2012-05-31
