Nikon Wireless Shutter Remote

[HarperPhotos]

Hello,

I used the amazing devices last night doing a sunset shot of a house. I had the Nikon D800E set with mirror up and the transmitter worked perfectly. No more need to use the Nikon electron cable. The best $70 bucks I've spent in a long time. Its so good I just bought two more as back ups

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Cheers

Simon

[Paul2660]

Thanks for posting.  Curious will it allow interval shooting?  Cheaper than the Nikon wired remote with timer.

Paul Caldwell

[Peter McLennan]

I have used one of these for over a year.  Excellent in all respects.  I don't think it has any programmable shooting modes.  It does work in bulb mode, though.  Transmitter runs on a AAA, which is very handy.

[rethmeier]

Simon,
does it work with a D3x as well?
And with the mirror - up  setting?
Cheers,
W

[HarperPhotos]

Hello Willem,

If it has the same socket then yes it will work on a D3x

Cheer

Simon

[PeterAit]

For a simple Nikon remote look at the ML-L3. It uses the camera's built-in receiver and costs ~$20. Shutter release only, no interval shooting or use with mirror-up.

[Rory]

The Nikon professional level cameras like the D800, D4, D3X do not have an IR receiver and will not work with the ML-L3...