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hasslerus
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Self timer cameras
24-Jun-14 11:51
I take all my pics using a self timer camera. This gives you 10 seconds after you press the button so unless you're called Usain Bolt it can cause problems. Does anyone know of a camera that gives you more time? I believe there is one on the market. Thanks, Keith.

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seadog00
24-Jun-14 20:23
Many cameras these days have wireless remote controls, I know the Nikon D7000 does.

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lennynatural
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25-Jun-14 02:01
A wireless remote used with the self timer is your best option.

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hasslerus
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Cameras
16-Jul-14 14:08
Hi, Thank you for your help & advice.

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manbit
28-Nov-14 14:31
There are rotating or swivel screens on some cameras that help

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87toy93
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self times &
13-Nov-20 07:39
I agree with others in this post,a camera with remotes and or a swivel,flip or rotating screen is best. This year,2020,I discovered a certain selfie stick that is also a wonderful means of documenting your scenes with a timer. I bought 3 selfie sticks. But the first 1 broke. I`ll hold off buying another one...I came across one that`s supposedly 8 feet for it`s extended length. My very first digital camera had a flip up LCD screen. Now I have a few G series canon cameras and just bought the Nikon 8800. I`ll try it out at my toy playing session.

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