I have a canon T3 and would like to get a wireless shutter remote for it what one would be compatible with my camera? Thank you for the info.
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The T3 does not have infrared capability, therefore wireless is not available.
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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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Yes! I have a T3i, but they have the same remote jack. The WTR-C is great. I use it all the time for time lapse photography.
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I use the same wireless "Sony" remote that I used on my NEX5N and the NEX7 and now the a7r. I love it. It cant see the infra red from behind, but it can be fired even to the side. Don't buy the junk remotes. I am still on the same wafer battery that came with it, after three years of plenty of use. The remote is very small even with all the buttons. I have also taken pictures from 40ft. away with it.
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This information was super helpful. I had the exact same question. I tried, several times, contacting the seller with no luck. I never thought to contact Nikon. Please share if ever you find a good, inexpensive, wireless remote for the D3100. Thanks!!
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I got one for use with the Canon T4i. All I can say is it does work with Canon products. I can't imagine they put different wireless sensors in their cameras.
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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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For my 60D I use the Yongnuo and its a wonderful product .YONGNUO MC-36R/C1 Wireless Timer Remote for CANON Rebel T3 T3i T2i T1i XSi G12 60D 1100D 600D 550D 500D 450D
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Yes, it absolutely works with T3i. It has an instant shutter release and another 2 second shutter release button if you want to hide the remote before clicking your own pic.
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Probably not as they don't list your camera as being compatible. While I have one I usually use the Opteka XL remote as while it is corded has an advantage. The wireless just has a push button that will auto focus and release the shutter. The corded version has a two stage button just like the camera. You can push it part way to focus and then the rest of the way when you want to take the shot. It's much better and the feel is very positive. You know when your halfway without danger of accidentally tripping the shutter. Good luck.
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Yes it is compatible with the EOS T3; which is what I have. The unit did come with batteries and they were fully charged. I purchased mine last Fall and the batteries are still charged. I set my camera on my tripod and just clicked away while seated at a table about eight feet away from the camera; although, the unit will work further away than that. You'll want to set your lens for auto-focus. It's great as it allows the photographer an opportunity to be part of the fun! I don't think you'll be disappointed with this item.
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I use a Sony SLT-A65 camera. The remote works with my camera. I would suggest you go to Sony's web site (sony.com) and locate customer support. You can type in your question to customer support representative, give them the camera information (model #) and they will tell you if this remote is compatible or not. I could not find any information on whether a wireless remote would work with my camera so I went to Sony and asked customer support. They were able to tell me right away that the remote was compatible with my camera. Good luck!
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I found this wireless product useless with the other Canon Rebel cameras I tried, so I wouldn't expect it to work with the T3. For some reason they pack no instructions with it, so the buttons are all just guesswork. But I did try every possibility. Buy a wired shutter release!
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you will need to go to canon.com and find the online manual for your particular model. IF it supports a wireless remote shutter release, then i would venture to say yes. otherwise, i seriously doubt it. however, i would expect that your camera does have the ability for a cable shutter release, which also allows you to not touch the camera while you take the pic, which also prevents camera shake. personally, i prefer the cable release. it's more reliable.
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Hello. I bought mine for my Canon 60D. By mistake I purchased the wrong SATECHI remote shutter release, with the NC3 connector (for Nikons) instead of the 2.5mm plug (for newest Canons). Yes, it worked flawlessly for the 60D and also for a newer T4i that we have in the office. Since I own a 20D and a 40D now I can use my shutter release with those old cameras (that had the Nc3 connector) and with my newer Canons that have the 2.5mm plug. I hope this helps. Great deal for me and the best solution.
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I have used the Foto Tech RC-6 Wireless remote on my Canon 7D. It works fine when it is held in front of my camera. Unfortinatley using this wireless remote does not allow for the lens to auto focus. There fore I have gone back to using the corded Canon remote. It releases the shutter in addition to auto focusing the lens. Hope this helpsJim
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Hello Lynneta:This remote won't work on your camera. This one is meant for DSLRs; yours is a P&S; (Point And Shoot).Because of the kind of camera it is, it's not designed to use remote controllers, so you can't use this one or any other as far as I know. The best way to confirm this is to check your user's manual, in the last pages there should be a list of accessories recommended for your camera or check the brochure that Sony includes for the compatible accesories.Best regards,Diego
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Hi, Buddy, it works great with my D3100, as a remote shutter as well as flash trigger.