Can the remote be triggered without using the cable connection? That is, completely wireless.
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The cable is used to connect the remote receiver to the camera. The receiver is attached on the camera hot shoe and the remote is used to remotely fire the camera. The remote is wire less and you can activate the camera from a distance. The remote can also be attached to the cable to take photos at set intervals, etc.
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The remote receiver must be plugged into the camera with a 6" cable. After that The handheld remote is wireless to the receiver on the camera
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Yes. The transmitter wirelessly communicates with the receiver. The receiver is connected to the camera via a wire.
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The cable is connected to the remote unit mounted on the hot shoe of the camera. The trigger unit is hand held and does not require it to be hard wired but you can choose to use it that way.
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Not sure if I understand the question but... You have to connect the receiver to the camera via a sync cord. The remote is completely wireless from the receiver and will activate the shutter release. Until it decides to stop working like mine did.
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Yes the remote is wireless. There is a receiver that is inserted into the flash hot s h oe. There is a cable rhat is then attached to the camera. The remote trigger is entirely wireless.
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No. You have to use the standard remote, which is a major hassle, or purchase a wireless keyboard.
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Hi Heather, Only the basic operations are accessible without the remote control. -Anthony
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You can hook it directly from your wireless router via an Ethernet connection
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Basically, yes. You do have to splice a couple of wires and do a programming sequence with your remote, but it's not that difficult. The purchase was well worth it.
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It had a remote, but you have to buy the wifi plug. Or you can use the ethernet cable
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You have to use the cable supplied...it isn't wireless. The cable supplied has different connectors on each end.
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Its not remote as in wireless but, it does have a coiled wire with a pressure switch that can stretched/extended a few inches.-Hope that helps
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This one can be configured for momentary or whatever "http://www.amazon.com/Single-Channel-Wireless-Remote-Control/dp/B006VPIJEM/ref=pd_sxp_f_pt" The only cheap one with this feature.
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yes. you need to choose the input associated with the connection you plugged it into. you may have an "input" button on your remote that will allow you to toggle through the choices.
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The Neerer can be triggered remotely by using on board flash siince you have no hot shoe.( if the Neewer is to be the dominate source you can dial down the output of camera flash and use it only as a trigger). If you have a flash PC outlet you can use chord to trigger. Without the hot shoe radio and infra red triggers are out of the question.
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You can do either wireless or cable attached. I have mine attached by cable.
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Yes. I didn't need it to program tho. Just use cable. Radio. And free programming software
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I didn't need my old remote. I just followed the directions for programming, I did have to make a jumper with some copper wire.
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yes, it will automatically connect using wi-fi. If you want to connect with a cable, you will have to manually disable wi-fi.
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No. We have only been able to use the factory remote. No success any other way.
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Yes, there is an included remote to do this. I have operated it from about 25 feet away without a problem.