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Not one that is a right angle. I might wind up getting the Tether Tools one. But before I do, I'm looking at clamps. There is a way to clamp the cable to keep it from getting pulled out of the camera.

Congratulations @Peter7100, @Needa, and @KarendeBruyne!

Thanks for this! I appreciate the info. :)

I really liked the perspective of this one shot with an ultra wide angle lens. Tried to use perspective distortion to my advantage.

Thanks. I will look into this more tomorrow sine it's already after midnight here. I'm looking for a USB-C connector so maybe they will have what I need.

I've shot through chain link fences before with telephoto lenses but never thought about using a slow shutter speed. Great info! Thanks for sharing it.

For where it connects to the camera body. I've heard the right angle ones tend to last longer and don't cause some of the issues created by the straight plug-ends.

Thanks, @BF Hammer. Yesterday I sent an email to Tether Tools expecting it would take a while for them to respond. But surprisingly they got back to me today. And like you said, they don't offer a right angle cord at this time. My iPad Pro has the USB-C port on it which is why I'd want that...

I have a t-shirt, sweatshirt, and baseball hat – still wear them from time to time.

I had tennis elbow surgery in 2009 and two rotator cuff surgeries on my right shoulder in 2023. I always use VR no matter what my shutter speed because it works for my shooting style (I have trouble holding the camera really steady). But do some testing and find out what works for you. Usually...

I want to be sure this is the correct cable for attaching a D750 to an iPad Pro 13 M5 (USB-C port). But is there a right angle option made by Tether Tools? This is the only thing that came up. https://tethertools.com/product/tetherpro-usb-c-to-2-0-mini-b-8-pin/

Yep. I found this out the hard way! ;)

Yep. Been there, too, and also have the t-shirt!

Are you using AF-C? If so, depending on the camera's settings, the image DOESN'T need to be in focus for the shutter to fire when in AF-C. So the camera might not have achieved focus when this was shot. If this is why, then you'd want to check your settings for AF-C Priority Selection. Here's a...

I tried the Nikon 200-500mm zoom but found it to be too heavy. So I simply use my D500 with my 300mm PF and a 1.4x TC. That makes it a constant f/5.6 aperture and autofocuses reasonably fast. I believe the combo yields a field of view of 440mm. The photos are sharp, and the combo is certainly...