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- Dimensions: 6.1 x 6.1 x 2.8 cm ;10g,This product is an ideal replacement for original Nikon ML-L3.
- Compatible with Nikon D40, D40X, D50, D60, D70, D70S, D80, D90, N65, N75, Coolpix 8400, 8800 and mm
- Please make sure you set your camera to remote control mode correctly.
- This is an infrared remote control so you won't see any light when it's in use.
- We also sell 100 meter range remote control, and LCD timer remote switch for some Nikon Cameras.
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Product Description
cts as a wireless shutter release capable of instantly triggering the shutter without disturbing the camera. Recommended for taking pictures of subjects that are difficult to approach, or to minimize vibration for close-ups and time exposure. Powered by CR-2025 3v battery (included). Package Includes: One Remote Control & one battery.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Was doubtful at this price but i am well impressed with the remote...there are limits to distance being infra red but for studio/candid/macro is great.theoretically as the ir detector is on the front of the camera others have said its a disadvantage because you have to be infront to operate it however indoors i have found quite a bit of bounce from windows etc allowing a bit of latitude.Dont forget before using that you have to set the camera to remote function, on the Nikon D80 all you do is press the shooting mode button until you see the remote symbol and your there others may vary.If the camera is set to bulb one press of the remote button opens the shutter another closes it , half press kicks up the auto focus/exposure.
the unit is quite a bit smaller than it looks on amazons picture and therefore can easily get lost but the upside of being a small size means it easily hides away in your camera bag.
the unit is quite a bit smaller than it looks on amazons picture and therefore can easily get lost but the upside of being a small size means it easily hides away in your camera bag.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
When I ordered this I couldnt believe that this would be a fully functioning piece of equipment for that price but as it was so cheap I thought I would give it a go.... IT WORKS and I now have a wireless remore for my Nikon D3000 for a fraction of the price that high street shops want to charge.
My advice is go for it and dont be sceptical about the reallty low price !
My advice is go for it and dont be sceptical about the reallty low price !
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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Annoying isn't it! You just parted with nearly £700.00 for a camera, you spend an age unpacking it, thinking, You have done it! you been saving for months and now, at last, it's yours. Insert battery, and memory card, and off you go clicking away. Then, as you read, you realise, your camera works with an infrared remote, the dreaded brackets (sold separately). Darn it! incomplete! Luckily, we have Amazon, who have loads, all, relatively speaking, quite cheap. Think I paid £7.99 for mine.
Anyhow, select the button on your camera, and off it pops, click. But that is it! no bulb long exposure, no timed, no delay. Just click. It is a bit limiting, it only works on the still part of your camera, not the video. It is also Infrared, so your camera has to be in line with the beam, on the front of the camera. A little annoying if you are stood to one side.
But, an efficient and simple device thats worth a tenner, though if you want a more elaborate remote shutter, you will need to look away from the infrared remote.
Finally, and this is why the magical 5 star was evaded. I'm left with 2 questions.
Question 1. Instead of Infrared receiver, why didn't manufacturer have a bluetooth or radio frequency type of receiver instead?
Question 2. Its such a cheap non entity of a thing, why couldn't it of been included as part of the camera in the first instance?
especially on a high end DSLR Camera as my Nikon. (but all others are equally to blame Canon,Sony, Pentax, Olympus ETC.)
I know, I am left puzzled too. Thanks for reading.. Enjoy!
Anyhow, select the button on your camera, and off it pops, click. But that is it! no bulb long exposure, no timed, no delay. Just click. It is a bit limiting, it only works on the still part of your camera, not the video. It is also Infrared, so your camera has to be in line with the beam, on the front of the camera. A little annoying if you are stood to one side.
But, an efficient and simple device thats worth a tenner, though if you want a more elaborate remote shutter, you will need to look away from the infrared remote.
Finally, and this is why the magical 5 star was evaded. I'm left with 2 questions.
Question 1. Instead of Infrared receiver, why didn't manufacturer have a bluetooth or radio frequency type of receiver instead?
Question 2. Its such a cheap non entity of a thing, why couldn't it of been included as part of the camera in the first instance?
especially on a high end DSLR Camera as my Nikon. (but all others are equally to blame Canon,Sony, Pentax, Olympus ETC.)
I know, I am left puzzled too. Thanks for reading.. Enjoy!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good product
Works fine, I am very pleased with it. Do not know how far these are supposed to work away from the camera, this has max distance of about ten feet.
Published 1 month ago by Colette Frawley Bailey
Great Product, Great Price
Great little remote, does exactly what is asked of it, enough said. Arrived promptly, well packaged and value you for money.
Published 2 months ago by CWGadget
simply works
I have had it for months and it hasnt failed. It just works. Simple and useful. Bargain at the price. Used with Nikon D90 and D40
Published 3 months ago by I. Ghiorghita
value for money
Was surprise by size and build quality. Nice little addition to my Nikon D5000. Does what it suppose to do - triggers shutter. Read more
Published 3 months ago by SigitasP
Great remote controler
Do the job for much less than the original Nikon remote and is well finished. I use it with a Nikon D5000. Great value for money.
Published 4 months ago by Juan
Alternative to Nikon ML3 orignial
Intended to buy the original Nikon ML3, but that seller declined to ship it to Ireland (what exactly in the EU 'single market'?). Read more
Published 4 months ago by winterbowler
simple and it works
Not Nikon but who cares at this price. It does exactly what it's supposed to - fires the shutter. What more do you want.
Published 5 months ago by Bignose
Does the same thing at a fraction of the price
Having bought a battery and saved money I spent it on this remote control and it works why spend more when there's no need to my pension goes further this way ...............
Published 5 months ago by J E. HAMILTON-BIRD
So Cheap, yet so good
So they say if its too good to be true its not!
Well This is!
its cheap, yet good and works from at least 15 yards. Read more
Well This is!
its cheap, yet good and works from at least 15 yards. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Terry
Nikon Remote
Unfortunately, I have been unable to make it work. Did not try new batteries so I do not know what is not working.
Published 7 months ago by frankhx
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