Ubertronix RS60E3 Cable for Strike Finder Camera Trigger Series

Just when you thought your photography couldn't get more precise, the Ubertronix RS60E3 Cable for Strike Finder Camera Trigger Series steps in to elevate your shooting capabilities. This essential accessory serves as a spare, alternative, or replacement cable, seamlessly connecting select Canon cameras to the innovative Strike Finder Camera Trigger Series.

The Strike Finder series is renowned for its lightning-fast response, capturing images within a mere 45-60 milliseconds of detecting lightning. Each model in the series is tailored to a photographer's specific needs: the Strike Finder for lightning capture, the Strike Finder Pro for lightning and laser beam disruption with added time-lapse functionality, the Strike Finder Pro II for lightning, laser, and sound detection, and the Strike Finder Elite, which encompasses lightning, sound, motion, and laser beam disruption detection.

This cable is the lifeline that links your camera to these advanced triggers. By attaching the Strike Finders to your camera's hot shoe mount and connecting to the camera's remote port with the RS60E3 cable, you unlock the potential for unparalleled image capture in a variety of scenarios.

Compatibility is key, and the RS60E3 cable is designed to work with an extensive range of Canon cameras, ensuring that many photographers can take advantage of this technology. The list of compatible devices includes the Canon Digital Rebel series (300D, 350D, 400D, 450D, 500D), the Rebel T3i (600D), T4i (650D), and other models such as the Rebel 2000, Rebel G, Rebel T2, Rebel Ti, Rebel x, Rebel XS. Additionally, this cable is suitable for the Samsung GX-10 and GX-20 cameras.

Whether you're a professional photographer looking to capture the perfect storm, or an enthusiast eager to experiment with advanced photographic techniques, the Ubertronix RS60E3 Cable for Strike Finder Camera Trigger Series is an indispensable tool that promises to keep your camera connected and ready to capture the moment lightning strikes.