Cable release adapter madness

[davidwrogers]

So I got me a 90mm super angulon on a copal 0, mounted to a Cambo recessed board. How exactly do I get a cable release up in that peice? Any specific suggestions? Or just a 'U' or 'L' shaped adapter? I have a standard cable release but it will NOT fit in there. And pushing that tiny copal 0 release manually is a gross solution. shake shake shake.

[Frank Petronio]

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...tension_f.html

I think these are the best, you can mount them on the lens before mounting the lens onto the board. Screw them in and leave them attached forever.

[Chris Wong]

I used one of these when I was using a recessed board on my Toyo to solve the problem that you are having. I also used what Frank mentioned also and it worked fine.

http://www.amazon.com/Toyo-Angle-Rel.../dp/B000FAJ696

[erie patsellis]

Almost all my lenses have the extensions, and they save you from that "oh $hit" moment. I no longer use recessed boards, but have in the past, the Toyo angle releases Chris linked to (and various flavors/brands through the years) work exceptionally well, though are not inexpensive if you have several recessed boards. Then again, for the price of a few of those, you could buy a Sinar F.....

[Dan Fromm]

The Gepe extension that Frank recommended has one weakness: it won't fire a press shutter.

[Ari]

When using a board with a deep recess, the Toyo adapter is invaluable, and often the only decent solution.
They can sometimes be found on eBay for half the new price.

[BrianShaw]

I have the same configuration as the OP, and use the adapter mentioned by Frank. I leave it on the shutter at all times. Works quite well.

[Wayne Crider]

I posted an ad for a Gepe release FS in the classifieds.

[davidwrogers]

Ordered one of them Gepe majiggers. Next step for shake minimization is a good, new Davis 'n Sanford tripod?