for Olympus / OM System

HAHNEL CAPTUR CABLE PACK (PANASONIC/OLYMPUS)

Connects the Module Pro directly to the camera For wireless connection, simply purchase the branded Cable Set, Pro Module & Receiver These cables are also compatible with the Giga T Pro II Compatible Cameras: Olympus: E-30 / E-400 / E-410 /...

HAHNEL CAPTUR WIRELESS REMOTE (OLYMPUS/PANASONIC)

Wireless remote shutter release for DSLR cameras Wireless remote control for DSLR flashgun Interchangeable camera connector cables included per brand Autofocus & shutter release with continuous shooting and bulb mode Additional receivers available...

HAHNEL HROP 280 WIRED REMOTE RELEASE (OLYMPUS/PANASONIC)

Autofocus, Bulb Function & Continuous Shooting functions Convenient 2m extension cable included with twist & lock system for secure connection Supplied with interchangeable camera connectors for multiple DSLR’s of one brand Textured...

OLYMPUS RM-CB2 CABLE RELEASE

Designed especially for the Olympus OM-D E-M1 Mark II, Mark III, E-M1X and E-M5 Mark III, this convenient release cable with a pin jack terminal (2.5mm diameter) features a bulb lock function convenient for long exposures. The connector features an...

OLYMPUS RM-UC1 CABLE RELEASE

OM SYSTEM RM-WR1 WIRELESS REMOTE (OM-1)

This wireless remote-control features IP57 dustproof and splashproof construction, enabling remote shooting (communication range: up to 16ft/5m of the camera body) in any kind of environment, when paired with the OM SYSTEM OM-1. It enables remote shutter...

OM SYSTEM RM-WR2 WIRELESS REMOTE

The RM-WR2 is a real multi-talent. You can connect it either with cable or via Bluetooth* to a compatible camera. This lets you shoot long exposures without any camera movement. In addition to the standard release button locking mechanism the RM-WR2 not...

RHINO SHUTTER RELEASE CABLE (OLYMPUS)

The Rhino shutter release cable connects Rhino motion control products to your camera. This is essential for time-lapse photography which allows you to trigger your camera’s exposure while your camera isn’t moving.