The Digital Camera Connecting System (DCCS) is the first multi-component system from Hama. The camera models can be released via cable, timer, radio transmission or infrared motion sensor. This makes it very easy to take time exposures, self-portraits, continuous shots and many other types of photograph. The main advantage is that the camera can be positioned on a tripod or any other stable surface and does not need to be touched for the shutter to be released, making blurred pictures a thing of the past. The remote release can be combined in modules: the control unit itself is the base. For all popular camera models that have a remote control, there is a specific connection cable, which is separately available.

The highlight is that if you ever replace your camera with a newer model, or if you use several cameras, only the cable has to be exchanged.

Wired Remote Release Timer Remote Release Wireless Remote Release Motion Sensor Remote Release	Canon Fuji Konica-Minolta Kodak Leica Nikon Olympus Panasonic Pentax Samsung Sony	ONE system for ALL requirements If you change brand or model, simply replace the connection cable.

	Self portraits   Time exposures   With the DCCS, everyone is kept in the picture. Simply set up the camera, press the self-timer and enjoy your new self-portrait   In order to take good pictures at night, the camera shutter must remain open longer than in daylight. Depending on the desired effect and available light, this can take between a few seconds and a couple of minutes. Continuous shooting   Wireless remote shutter release   The timer function offers demanding photographers the option of creating fascinating photo documentaries. If the pauses between the individual shots are short enough and the subject is photographed over a long period, then the photos can be combined into a high-definition video.   The wireless shutter release function is ideal for taking close-up photos of shy, curious or dangerous subjects. The photographer is able to monitor the area comfortably from their hiding place and only has to press the button on the transmitter at the right time. Motion sensor remote release         Depending on the subject being photographed, it can take years of experience, lightning reflexes or a great deal of patience to capture a timid fox striding through the woods, an athlete crossing the finish line at the end of a 100 m sprint, or the erratic movements of a flying bat with a manual release. Here the infrared motion sensor can help even beginners take fascinating photographs.

	005200 005201 005202 005203 Two-stage release button (autofocus, release) Time exposure (Bulb) Continuous shooting Delayed shutter release individuell 4 Sek. 4 Sek. User-defined shutter release free timing Motion sensor Release distance 80 cm + 5 m extension 80 cm + 5 m extension wireless up to150 m photo sensor ca 5 m remote control ca 5 m