SIGMA CR-51 cable release for BF C361 camera 3.28
A 3.28-foot USB Type-C cable release for precise control of Sigma BF C361 cameras during long exposures and studio shoots
- Precise shutter control for long exposures with the 3.28 ft cable
- USB Type-C connector ensures reliable camera link for Sigma BF C361
- Durable build withstands frequent studio and field use
- Secure connection prevents accidental disconnects during critical shots
- Extends camera reach for flexible tripod and remote positioning
Purpose-built cable release
The Sigma CR-51 is a dedicated cable release for the BF C361 camera, giving photographers a physical shutter button away from the body. It suits anyone needing vibration-free triggering for long exposures, macro work or studio sessions where touching the camera would introduce shake.
USB Type-C connector and 3.28 ft length
A USB Type-C plug connects directly to the camera port, removing the need for proprietary adapters and ensuring a firm seat that resists accidental pulls. At 3.28 feet the cable reaches a comfortable distance for tripod-mounted setups without leaving excess slack that could snag on gear.
Passive design draws negligible power
Because the release is a simple wired switch it pulls only the tiny current the camera supplies for remote operation, so battery life is unaffected even during hours of time-lapse work. No internal electronics mean silent operation and no heat buildup, keeping the accessory cool and quiet throughout extended shoots.
How it compares
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- Price $72.99
- Pricier than about 66% of the 2,266 comparable items (median $39.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What USB standard does the CR-51 cable release use and what does that limit in practice?
It uses a USB Type-C connector for direct camera control and image transfer; the 3.28 ft length caps how far you can stand from the camera while shooting.
What physical fitting does the CR-51 need on the Sigma BF C361 body?
The cable plugs into the camera's USB Type-C port; no additional bracket, hot-shoe mount or threaded socket is required.
How is the CR-51 installed and which step do users often miss?
Connect the USB Type-C end to the camera, power on the camera, then enable remote release in the menu — skipping the menu setting leaves the shutter button inactive.
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