Every once in a while, we all come to the point when a photo has to be taken of us or us with the people we love and adore. With a mobile device, it’s almost impossible to take a natural and good photograph of ourselves when it’s taken by ourselves. Don’t you agree? What we wish we had at that point is a remote shutter release so we could take the picture while being in it without having to run back and forth like a maniac setting it all up over and over again. Sure, there are those timers you can set, but you are left with a solution where a good photo is still just taken by chance. What we need is a solution to take pictures when everyone is ready, without the stress and constant guessing about when the shutter will close. So is there a remote shutter release good enough to simplify this process?
Not only would it have to be good, but it would also have to be compatible with our iDevices (iPhone, iPad and of course iPod). One such remote shutter release is the Remote Camera Video Shutter Release Cord Cable from iShot Mounts. Every good mobile photographer knows that without the gear, it won’t be clear, if you know what I mean. The more smartphone camera accessories you are able to get your hands on, the more playful, artistic, professional and of course unique your photographs will be.
This remote shutter release cable is the perfect companion for any smartphone photographer, and it only costs $9.99 over at Amazon. Make sure you head over there fast though since there are not many left. However, I am sure there will be plenty that come back in stock if and when it is sold out. If you are looking to up your uniqueness as a smartphone or mobile photographer, this remote shutter release is what you definitely need. With it, you could take pictures that would normally only be possible if you were two people. Besides, the creativity you can wield with this one is unlimited, so don’t miss out on one of the most important smartphone camera accessories you could ever have in your accessory park.
iShot’s Remote Shutter Release For iDevices
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