We cannot figure this remote out on a Nikon D700. The receiver flashes when we press the transmitter so it appears to work. We have it on S on both the camera and the transmitter for single shot. Is there a setting in the camera that we need to change?
1525784
Just to cover the obvious, you have the cable connected from the receiver, to the camera? (Not just mounted on the shoe.) Also, there are dip switches under the batteries; the settings need to match on both the transmitter and the receiver. Hope that helps.
1425983
The remotes work very well with Nikon D7000. The D7100 hasallthe same connectors as my D7000 so I'm sure it works. The only problem I have with mine is batteries for the transmitter. It Is a CR2 battery and it uses it up fast. I also had a transmitter fail and had to get a replacement.
1429690
Hello Mary, i have a Nikon D7100, the remote works perfectly and really it is very easy to use. Rgds
1815392
I don't see any reason why it cannot be used for D7000. As long as there is a hot shoe on the top of the camera body, this remote cord can be used. It is essentially the same as you put the flash directly on the top of the camera.
275723
Yes, it is compatible with the D7000. The info that came with it states that the remote is for use with these Nikon DSLR cameras: D40, D40X, D60, D70, D70S, D80, D90, D3000, D5000, D7000, Coolpix P7000, P6000, N65, N75, 8400, 8800, Pronea S, Nuvis S & Lite Touch Zoom Cameras.
335474
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.
545257
Works perfect with my Canon 7d. I use the remotes to trigger old school vivitar 283 strobes. The remote camera trigger works well too. As for use with the Nikon cameras, call Fotodiox. They answered my question quickly. Pat.
23304
It would be helpfull if you told us what triggers and what camera u are using.I bought Pixel King Wireless iTTL triggers for NIkon and they do not work with my Sigma EF-530-DG-Super... so you see it is not only about the Flash...
736730
I have a D40, but process is probably the same. 1. Press "Info" button on top of camera near shutter release. 2. Press the "i" button near bottom left rear of camera (the button with the magnifying glass). 3. Use down arrow to navugate to "S", which is shooting mode. 4. Press OK. 5. Use down arrow to navigate to either of the remote settings. 6. Press OK. Camera is now ready for shooting with remote. I generally use the 2 second delay mode. There is an automatic time limit for using the remote. After the time limit passes, you need to reset for remote shooting. I have a D40, but process is probably the same. 1. Press "Info" button on top of camera near shutter release. 2. Press the "i" button near bottom left rear of camera (the button with the magnifying glass). 3. Use down arrow to navugate to "S", which is shooting mode. 4. Press OK. 5. Use down arrow to navigate to either of the remote settings. 6. Press OK. Camera is now ready for shooting with remote. I generally use the 2 second delay mode. There is an automatic time limit for using the remote. After the time limit passes, you need to reset for remote shooting.
1432979
Confirmed, I have the D7100 and ML-L3 and they work together. You can configure the remote to do 2s delay, immediate shot, Mirror Up, or turn it off, which appears to be the default. If it doesn't work, be sure to enable it under Menu &gt; Shooting Menu &gt; Remote control mode (ML-L3).
927158
Hi Doug. I have never been able to get the remote to activate the Video on my Canon 60D. I have tried numerous times in numerous configurations, but doesn't respond. Hope this helps. -bob-
1845444
Mine works on a D7000. Works great and I have really enjoyed using it off camera. Manual only but easy to use
1345170
Yes I do have the MC-36A Nikon Remote. I still set camera to "Bulb" function and then use the MC-36A remote for delay, time of intvl. how many shots, and time between shots. Have you tried Nikon USA?
1449924
The trigger does need to be on the same channel as the flash, and be on TX (Transmit.) The flash does not need a trigger, as it has the receiver build in. If all else fails, go to the Bracketing/Flash menu and set the Built-in flash to Manual, but that should not be necessary.The Flash needs to be set to Wireless, or it won't receive the wireless signal. You can set it to S1 or S2 for infrared, which would be the same as Nikon's speedlights.
754826
I cannot say whether it was or was not designed to work with the D70, but it did not function with mine. It has been quite some time since I attempted it, but all I remember was an afternoon of communication error messages and digging through page after page of Nikon support that never addressed the problems.
1609046
Did you set your camera to the appropriate setting in order to use the remote. I have a nikon V1 and you have to set the remote to be used in the menu section. Under self timer option. Hope this helps.
2091200
Hello Greg,I tried using it with Nikon D7000 for video mode but it didnt work. When you trigger the button, it takes a still image instead of starting a video shoot. Nikon D7000 has a separate button (and not the regular shutter release button) for video shooting.If your camera shoots video by the same shutter release button then it may work for you.Hope this helps