i have a d300 is there a special setting to choose in the menu to have this work?
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I used it with my Nikon D 200 and didn't have to do anything special with the menu. Some things you will need to do is to place some tape on the battery doors to ensure they don't fall off.
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No just plug it to camera body, make sure your dip switches are set to each other and shoot away.
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No, It's the order you turn on the remote and the camera. Follow the instructions provided. I will say this remote works better with my N90s then my D200.
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Unfortunetly I haven't figured that out myself. I only installed the camera 2 days ago and am working out the details right now. I am going to have a friend translate the on screen menu so I can figure out how to use it better
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Google it. It should be some where in your setting. I think its under accessibility or accessory for the option to turn on that feature.
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Cool! I thought I had tried this but now it seems to work on manual setting. Thanks for the help!
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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.
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You have to use the "manual" setting on the camera when using the adapter. All other camera settings are non-operational. I don't know what kind of lens you are using with the adapter, but with a fixed f-stop lens, you have to change your iso setting in the camera to compensate for light conditions. Hope this helps!
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See page 15 of the User Manual at https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/18810
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the mode button on the top left of the camera. if that doesn't work. make sure the custom functions doesn't have other modes locked out. enjoy
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from what i heard, for the d5000 and lower, u need to set it to remote so when u are using the shutter release on the grip, it is pretty much like using it by remote. so its not THAT good. unless u want the grip for its size and battery compartment.
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I have no idea. Scrolling through the settings, I can not find where any camera setting would be selected. Sorry.
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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).
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There should be a button or an option on the menu to select your fps. On that menu there should be a remote option. Used on a Sony A77
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Hi Marina! I have a D40x, but I imagine the process is similar with the D60. Go to the main menu and choose the shooting mode settings. There you should be able to select remote. The other options available on my camera are single frame, continuous, 2 sec delay, 10 sec delay (these settings require pushing the actual button on the camera to trigger the exposure. Also, you must point the remote directly at the front of the camera as it does use infrared light to trigger the shutter and not another form of wireless. Finally, when you turn the camera off and on, the remote setting is cleared and it defaults back to single frame. Anyway...that is how it all works for me. I imagine the 60 is quite similar. Good luck! Aaron
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Moving the switch to "On" seems to work in my case with the SB-800 and D600. Perhaps your unit is defective?
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No, just only set shoot mode to "remote shoot" or something like that (press at the left side of the wheel on the camera). And remove (pull) plastic cover from the remote unit to make battery connected and supply the unitIf does not work - either camera or unit is not fully operational then.
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Yes. With my nikon in commander mode you can adjust the power in the camera menu for both, manual and TTL
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Make sure your flash is set to ettl, thats the way you can make changes.to the flash, even for manual flash.