wireless remote vs. corded remote for nikon D80...
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The wireless remote works from as far as 30 feet but you must be in front of the camera for it to work. The cord remote can be used from any direction but it is only 3 feet long.
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Not compatible with Nikon D700. Nikon D700 uses radio frequencies. This dirt cheap remote only works for cheaper cameras that has infrared signal light sensor meaning you have to aim directly at the camera, just like old tv remote. For a semi pro camera like Nikon D700, you need a remote that can give radio frequencies and they are more expensive. I used have Nikon D700 too and i just used a timer, instead of buying a remote.
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Yeah. I use mine with remote wireless triggers all the time. I really like the flash. It works great on the hot shoe in manual or ettl and the wireless remote has only missed a couple of times but more due to the trigger than the flash. It's a solid flash
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Does the ML-L3 wireless remote work in bulb mode, so I can keep the shutter open for as long as I press the release? Or do I need a wired remote to do that?
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You could use a radio wireless remote shutter release but they cost $10 or $15 more. They will also work at greater distance than the IR type which your camera isn't equipped for.
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For the D800, get the one that has the N1 cable. It will still trigger with the D800 but you want the one that comes with the N1 cable to trigger the shutter remotely.
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Check: RFN-4s Wireless Remote Shutter Release for Nikon DSLR with MC30 Type connection (ML-3) (Nikon D4s, D4, D3X, D3s, D3, D2, D810, D800E, D800, D700, D300s, D300, D200) - Transmitter and Receiver Set According to this site, the answer is yes.I use mine on a D3200 and am very pleased with it. It opens new possibilities for wildlife photography.
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Not this one, but here is a link for one for your camera SMDV RFN-4 Wireless Remote Shutter Release Cable for Nikon D90, D3100, D3200, D5000, D5100, D7000, Fully Compatible with Nikon MC-DC2
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Worked well with my D7000. You'd have to check the manual that comes with your camera. This corded remote is much smaller physically than the knock offs.
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why would you? you can use the camera's delayed shutter timer. besides you would have to be at the remote's cord distance.. it's not wireless.
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Norman Camera's response is correct. This remote, in conjunction with WR-R10 and (if necessary) WR-A10 works exactly like the shutter release button on the camera. I have used it on Nikon D800 for exposures up to 180+ seconds and it has worked nicely. You just need to keep the release button on the remote depressed. The only downside, if you will, is that you are using battery juice all along while the button is depressed. And that is why I also carry a Mudder Intervalometer such as this ( http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61jF0wTLZHL._SL1000_.jpg ) in my bag.
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Why would you not call Nikon tech support and ask the question. Your main concern will be in the cable interface connection between the remote control and your camera. If it's not compatible you'll not be able to connect to your camera. Surely Nikon has a free tech support line as does Canon.
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Apparently it does not have an option for a wired remote shutter connectivity, until Nikon D3100. The only option is to go wireless. I highly recommend Nikon ML-L3 wireless remote. Hope that help....cheers.
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Dear Kip Kipperson, This wireless remote control will work with Nikon D60 DSLR camera. Have a nice day, Ace W. BCDigital Customer Service
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No, you have to add a receiver to the d-3100, try this one Neewer Digital DSLR Camera 16CH Wireless Shutter Release Remote Control for Nikon D5100, D3100, D7000, D5000, D90
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Dear Bill Banks,ML-L3 IR Wireless Remote Control will work with Nikon D810 Digital SLR camera.Have a nice day,Ace W.TechCareGear Customer Service
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I know this is really late to be responding to this. But I just called Nikon and they said that it doesn't. The only remote that works with the Nikon D40 is the crappy wireless ML-L3 model. Looks like I should have sprung the extra money for the D80. Its something about having the necessary port to actually plug it in.