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A little esoteric, I know, but when in both 2 second self timer mode and exposure bracketing mode, a single press on the cable release results in 1 2-second self-timer exposure (as expected) but then 2 subsequent continuous drive exposures. So it seems that if you want to use both mirror lock-up and auto-bracketing, you can’t use the LA-50 (or presumably the FE-1 LCD viewfinder which has a shutter release built-in and is connected through the cable release socket) to trigger the camera. Like I said, esoteric, but it took me by surprise whilst taking photos on the Thames riverbank the other day!
Apart from that, it’s a nasty plastic device with really poor feel in the release button and, with the 2-second timer, not as useful as I thought it would be. Although using it is a little less stressful than trying to press the shutter release on the camera without disturbing it.
Apart from that, it’s a nasty plastic device with really poor feel in the release button and, with the 2-second timer, not as useful as I thought it would be. Although using it is a little less stressful than trying to press the shutter release on the camera without disturbing it.