By . Last updated Dec 3, 2015.
The prime and principal purpose of using a digital camera with a remote control is to avoid shaking the camera by triggering it remotely. Next come the other advantages of using remote controlled cameras. Group photos for example, benefit from remote controlled cameras in that they don't require one member to stand behind the camera to capture the image and be excluded from the snap; you can remain in the photograph by using a remote to click from a distance. Similarly, macro and nature photography too benefit a great deal since they depend so largely on the camera's stability during capture.
There are wired and wireless remote controlled digital cameras. In wired remote controlled cameras, the extension plugs control the trigger. And the wireless remote controlled cameras have separate transmitter and receiver units; camera's remote control terminal is connected by the receiver through its specific cable.
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