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Wooden Camera Remote Cable (Sony Burano)
Wooden Camera Remote Cable (Sony Burano)
Add a 3-pin control option to your Sony Burano cinema camera with this Remote Cable from Wooden Camera. The cable features 3.5mm connectors on each end that connect the camera's remote port with the B-Box for Sony Burano. The connection enables the 3-pin Lemo-type connector on the B-Box to be used for run/stop control of the camera.
Key Features:
Lanc Cable for Remote Control
Connects Burano Control with B-Box
Enables 3-pin Connector for Run/Stop
3.5mm Connectors on Each End
What's in the Box:
Wooden Camera Remote Cable (Sony Burano)
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Product Overview
Wooden Camera Remote Cable (Sony Burano)
Add a 3-pin control option to your Sony Burano cinema camera with this Remote Cable from Wooden Camera. The cable features 3.5mm connectors on each end that connect the camera's remote port with the B-Box for Sony Burano. The connection enables the 3-pin Lemo-type connector on the B-Box to be used for run/stop control of the camera.
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