I love the RFN-4. It works great with my Sony A300. Unfortunately I lost the transmitter. Is it possible to purchase a replacement transmitter? I c
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Thank you for your positive feedback, unfortunately, we do not sell the transmitters for the RFN-4 separately.
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If you haven't yet, try eBay- there are 2 listed right now (Feb. 09) Search for rmt-cfx300iP. Sometimes less than $20.
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By the time you go to all the trouble to try to find another hand held transmitter, you might as well purchase the whole unit. I doubt if you could find just the transmitter but you may want to try to call the company that made it directly.
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I only use the FM transmitter and have found the remote not to be useful for me. Good luck finding the answer you are looking for.
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No! You wont be able and whatch out! my transmitter just got broken by holding a Canon Speedlite 430 ex. You'll have hard time getting replaced or repair.
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There are several versions of the phantom 1, the first one, the second one, and then 1.1.1. I'm not sure which one this is for, but try looking this up on forums. I know there are slight differences, and only the exact transmitter will work with whatever model you have.
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Your transmitter needs a trainer port in order to the connect the RF7 adapter. My guess is the phantom 2 transmitter doesn't have one. I did some quick searching and couldn't find any indication that it does.
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The first transmitter shipped to me continued to cut out every 30 seconds. The second transmitter worked for a few months and began cutting out every 30 seconds. By cutting out, I mean there is an approximate 1 second mute every 30 seconds. I also have an iRiver H340 player ($350) with a built in battery, which was handled properly but seems to have a failed battery after about 9 months of use. I returned it to iRiver over 8 weeks ago for warranty replacement. I cannot get a response from iRiver now. This was the 3rd iRiver mp3 player I purchased and it will be the last.
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I bought this remote for my a7R, and it works perfect! I did happen to buy my wife the a6000 for Christmas, but I haven't thought about using the remote with that camera. I'll give it a shot, and see what happens, and get back to you. Just have to ask... Did you go into camera settings under remote, and turn that feature on? If not, that could be the issue? Btw, no light is supposed to turn on on the remote.
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The old ones will work just fine. I believe MM only sells one type of transmitter (in both a large and a small version).
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Dear ChristineSorry I can't help you, because I bought the remote commander RML1AM for a Sony A-65.Best RegardsRodrigo Echevarría
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Howdy All.Does anyone know if this comes with a "AA" sleeve? This is a "AAA" sleeve/transmitter but I need the gray "AA" sleeve to fit in my remote.
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http://hllye.com/download/Download-05W-CZH05B-FM-Transmitter-English-Manual-PDF.htmlI lost mine, too, but if you go to the above site, you will see a link to download the manual right near the top of the page. Scroll down in the manual and you will find the information you seek.
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Hello Robert:Not sure if I can answer your question specifically. My Nikon is a D3100. The RFN-4 remote shutter release came with a cable that went between the remote's receiver and the camera. It plugged into a small rectangular receptacle on the D3100 that was located behind a hinged flap. FYI, The receiver can be used as a wired cable release just like in the old days (though it's an electrical switch rather than a mechanical push/pull cable). You may be handy enough with computers to find out if the receptacles on a D3100 are the same as a D600. FWIW, after I figured it out, mine works fine. The supplied batteries were dead. Hello Robert:Not sure if I can answer your question specifically. My Nikon is a D3100. The RFN-4 remote shutter release came with a cable that went between the remote's receiver and the camera. It plugged into a small rectangular receptacle on the D3100 that was located behind a hinged flap. FYI, The receiver can be used as a wired cable release just like in the old days (though it's an electrical switch rather than a mechanical push/pull cable). You may be handy enough with computers to find out if the receptacles on a D3100 are the same as a D600. FWIW, after I figured it out, mine... » Read More Hello Robert:Not sure if I can answer your question specifically. My Nikon is a D3100. The RFN-4 remote shutter release came with a cable that went between the remote's receiver and the camera. It plugged into a small rectangular receptacle on the D3100 that was located behind a hinged flap. FYI, The receiver can be used as a wired cable release just like in the old days (though it's an electrical switch rather than a mechanical push/pull cable). You may be handy enough with computers to find out if the receptacles on a D3100 are the same as a D600. FWIW, after I figured it out, mine works fine. The supplied batteries were dead. « Show Less
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I bought these items to go with my Sony A700 and A900. Both these cameras have the "Sony" hot shoe on them and the transmitter works with them. The receiver also has the "Sony" hot shoe so it works with "Sony" flashes and will not fit a regular"standard" flash unit, which is basically every other brand including the Neewer. The newer Sony cameras and flashes are changing over to the same standard as every other brand has, however the A77 has the older style hotshoe I believe. That said I also use these triggers with my studio strobes connecting with the included sync cord. Wanting to give you a good answer I spent some time looking at the photos of the items you are considering buying and I noticed that the photos showed two different versions of the item and the headline of the ad listed a different model number than the product details listed below. The photos are also confusing because some show a standard hot shoe and others the Sony hot shoe. My suggestion is to buy the "Sony" trigger and a "standard" receiver. What adds to the confusion is that the two different styles both have the same model number!! I bought an extra receiver so I could trigger two flashes and I have been pleased with the products so far.
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Amazon is shipping a canon/nikon compatible unit instead of the sony. The picture will look correct an the description also, but I ordered two on different occasions and received a canon/nikon compatible on both occasions. I'd suggest you get it from eBay instead. I think the problem is with the new sony 7r, that has a different mount from what you have on the a300. Hope this helps.
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Yes This remote should work fine with the Sony a77, I checked the manual and the sony brand RML1AM Remote Commander connects to the side of the camera and so should this unit. I love this wireless remote as long as you keep extra batteries available. However b100dh0und does not agree. He has used it on an a77 and it worked for him, but he had more comments that I'm listing below... By b100dh0und Amazon Verified Purchase Pros: This is the cheapest in the line if you are looking for Wireless Shutter Release. I have tried it on Sony A77 and it works pretty much as promised. I used it for continuous bracketed shots. Cons: The receiver doesn't fit in the Sony Hot Shoe. You will have to leave the receiver dangling with the wire attached to the camera which i hated to an extent that i sold it out to my friend who has a standard Hot Shoe for his Canon t4i. Bottom Line: I think if you are a Sony shooter with a non-standard hot shoe. I would recommend you to get Vello Wireless shutter release from B&H Photo instead of this one.