wireless remote vs. corded remote for nikon D80... I was wondering if anyone could tell me the difference between the two remotes besides the cordless feature...
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The other difference is some cameras models will time out at 30 minutes on bulb exposure when the infrared remote is used. I know the D80 does. So if you want an exposure longer than 30 minutes you must use the cable remote.
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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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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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It's a great remote, but as far as the specific camera, it's probably best to check the manual of the camera which in the past they've all been available on-line.I have a top Nikon D800, but that needs a receptor placed on the camera for a remote to work.
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Return it and buy Nikon's remote. I had the same exact problem with this thing. Only the Nikon brand remote works with the D3200
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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.
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I have been using this with the D5200 since I purchased it in July along with two identical batteries (saved the original as a spare). I have used it with and without the cord, it has only gotten in the way once in the months I have been using it, otherwise it has not been a problem. However, if I am not intending to use the grip shutter, and only use the dual battery power, I take off the cord so that it will not be in my way. Generally when you are using the grip shutter, you are rotating the cable to the down position and it is not a problem.
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It works fabulously with my D800, so it will work with your E model, no problem. When you get it, be sure to hold the power on switch for three seconds or so to turn it on. That got me at first - thought I got a broken unit. I used a Vivitar remote for a while, but it just was made so poorly that it slowly disintegrated until it no longer is useful. The Vello FreeWave has been working flawlessly for me for a couple months without changing the batteries, too, and I use it practically every day.
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couldn't find info on whether this has wireless remote capability--doesn't seem like it. None of the products on the pentax or amazin sites seem to advertise they're compatible with the K-x. Anyone have knowledge about this? thank you.
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Make sure you read the manual on how to set it to remote. However, personally I had a horrible experience with this IR Remote. I sent it back and went with the Nikon version. Works better.
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Put your camera where you can change it from single shot to single and remote and as long as facing camera o.k. but too away from camera as far as angle the infrared will not see it and therefore not work. Simple item. Corded remote is a whole different situation Hope that helps. Elliot N. Herzel or e.herzel@yahoo.com.
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I have used this MANY times on my D700 WITHOUT any issues. Follow the instructions though - can't recall what they are off the top of my head, but I think it is something like the camera needs to be OFF when you plug in the adapter. If you try to put it on when the camera is on, it won't recognize the new hardware. GREAT remote for a GREAT price! Highly recommend!
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Nope but the link below will work with D800.Timer Remote Release Control Cord replacement for MC-30 Compatible with Nikon D800.D800E.D700, D300, D300S, D200, D4,D3 ,D3X, D3S, D2H, D2Hs, D2x, D1, D1H
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It worked on my D800 but stopped working in wireless mode soon after I bought it. I ended up buying Eggsnow VILTROX 100M Meters Wireless Timer Control Shutter Release Remote for Nikon D800E/D800 which has proven to be reliable and cheap.
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I don't have the 800E. Mine is regular D800 but don't know why the remote would not work. Only difference between 800 and 800E is the sensor filter which the remote shutter release has nothing to do with. If in doubt, check with Nikon.
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yes you can get a wireless remote or you can get a plug-in wired remote, I haven't had much luck with the wireless ones, but with the wired one it works flawlessly every time, or this is a good one for no wires,,,,,,((Neewer IR Wireless RC-6 Shutter Release Remote Control for Canon EOS 60D 70D 7D Rebel T5i, T4i, T3i, T2i, T1i, XSi, Xti, XT, SL1 / 700D 650D 600D 550D 500D 450D 400D 350D 100D))
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The original D70 does not have a provision for a wired remote, only a wireless remote. One of the reasons I sold mine. A remote port was added for the D70S model. The MC-DC1 works with the D70S.
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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.