I use OMD E-M! AND E-5 (dslr) can anyone confirm wether this remote will or will not work on both of them.
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Aparently the same cable works on both!!You must state the camera brand and model when ordering!!I have both but have used it only on the E-M1!!The choice of cables is more by camera maker than model!! Albert E
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I won both cameras and it works great with both of them. Super simple to use. Only problem I use it a lot so I have had to change out the battery fairly often.
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Aparently the same cable works on both!!You must state the camera brand and model when ordering!!I have both but have used it only on the E-M1!!The choice of cables is more by camera maker than model!!Albert E
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I know its work with EM1 and EM10, because I own both. I believe if the camera have an USB port it will work.
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It should, provided you bought the right module, Since both of your cameras are by Olympus, contact the seller via Amazon and ask the appropriate question. The seller should give you the answer to which one you need to purchase. Mind you this a remote shutter release, not a flash controller.
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I use mine with a D70, D200, D300, and D2h. Check with your camera and see what shutter release connection it uses. Then, see what other cameras uses that same connection. It could be that the D3100 uses the same electronic shutter as the D300. These remotes are EXCELLENT and the price cannot be beat. I recommend these remotes.
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This wireless remote uses the HDMI Mini port to connect to the camera, according to the specs, the EM5 has a HDMI Mini port; therefore the remote should work.
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The remote release will work except that the cable is somewhat short, but it works perfectly in my eos rebel T1i. If the cable was a couple of feet longer it would be easier to operate.
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No, i bought one for my Olympus camera, and of course, it was not the correct one. Be careful when you buy things, that they are the correct item. Yes, they got it to me quickly, and the price was reasonable, but it is worthless to me. Will cost shipping and such to get it to them only to find out that they do NOT have a remote that will work for my EVolt E-500. Just a note! Michael
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Yes, the NEEWER version of the RM-UC1 does work for the OM-D E-M5. If you don't mind being tethered by the relatively short length of the cord and are using the remote to avoid camera shake when your push the shutter, go for it.Otherwise, there are also some wireless units that are also RM-UC1 compatible and allow truly remote control over a distance up to 100 feet or more.
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Yes, it will work fine. I have a E-m5 and I use the adapter to mount my OM 75-150 zoom lens. Of course you know you will have to focus manually but you'll get used to it. Good luck.
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Hello Mary, i have a Nikon D7100, the remote works perfectly and really it is very easy to use. Rgds
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I don't know if it will work with the E-PL5, but I can say I bought this for an EM-5 and recently upgraded to the EM-1 and it works with the new EM-1 camera body with no problems.
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Usually this works with most Olympus Cameras. I works with the E and EM series. Check your documentation with your camera. Olympus includes an accessory sheet with cameras; check your Timer/shutter release and if it list the rm-uc1 this will work. If still unsure, e-mail tech support and Olympus.com and they will respond promptly.
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I do believe this remote will work with your camera. It uses the A/V jack that looks like the capital letter D(flat on one side/round on the other side. The remote only extends a few feet(4 or 5) so it is used mostly to keep the camera steady when on the tripod because you don't have to touch the camera when using the remote. It turns the camera on and off, zooms in and out,takes stills if your camera is capable of that, and of course starts and stops recording.
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My camera is a T3i and this remote works great. It will probably work on yours too but I can't be sure. You'll just have to try it out!!
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I had the same problem with my D3100. I consulted the manual, all menus, I went online for tech service, and spoke to other Nikon users. It just boiled down the incompatibility issues with my specific model. I was told very cautiously that non-Nikon remotes very much have the ability to ruin the motors inside the lenses. Since lenses are the most important and expensive component of the camera (already an investment), I sent mine back and will by trying the Nikon remote in the near future. Since the description stated that it will work but however does not, shipping (up to $5.26) is refunded. Good Luck.
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Mike -my name is Jim-I have the MF-2 OM adaptor using it on an EM-5 -and it works with several legacy lenses from my old OM-1 and OM-2 cameras-obviously auto focus does not work with those lenses-I'm not familiar with the E-PM1 but I'd be surprised if your lenses didn't work -especially if they're selling it to fit your camera-hope this helps -love the Olympus cameras
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I bought this to use with the E-PM1 and it works great. As long as your camera has a USB release plug, which I'm pretty sure that it does, it will work. Since the E-PM2 is compatible with the Olympus RM-UC1 Remote Cable Release just like the E-PM1, I'm fairly certain that it will work.
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I am also looking for a remote for my D3100, but according to the Nikon website this one is not compatible with this camera. Look for it on the official website and you will see that the only remote for this camera is the MC-DC2, but unfortunately it is not wireless.
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It should work with any om-mount lens and any current EOS ef-mount camera that is capable of aperture-preferred, manual, or ttl autoflash. Turn evaluative metering off, because evaluative metering needs an ef lens to work correctly. I recommend the Pro-series adapter. It's a much better fit.