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Perfect Wireless Remote
2009-07-02if you need some good self portraits and you have your handy dandy tripod...get this remote kick back and let the pictures fly! this wireless is small...very discreet(if you make it). very quick response and you can really take it anywhere.
so Point and CLICK!
Great Addition
2009-07-01For $13 I cannot think of a better investment to your Nikon inventory. Slim, easy, and works great. No more running into the shot and trying to compose yourself with less than 1 second to go.
Uses:
- Spares you from racing into a photo
- Easily capture multiple frames from a distance
- Avoid any camera shake during long exposures.
Good product
2009-06-27I had my remote working and ready to go within 5 minutes of opening the package. All it took for my Nikon D60 was changing the shutter release setting to remote control immediate release. Some people said that it wouldn't work from behind the camera, but mine does as long as you're close enough. In front of the camera, it works good as well.. I just wish it had a little longer range. Anything over about 5-10 feet and it will not work. Overall, I'm glad I purchased it.. a great addition to my acessories, and I'd still purchase it again knowing what I know now.
Does what it is supossed to do
2009-06-26Works with my nikon d-60 just fine. Only need to change setting on your camera to accept IR and it works.
Looks and sounds good but can not get it to work!
2009-06-26I purchased the Nikon ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control and was excited about its features. However after spending many hours studying and reviewing the instructions both on line and in the Nikon owners manual for the camera and for the remote itself I could not get the camera to recognize a signal.. Therefore I guess I wasted my investment for what was advertised as a remote for my D60 Nikon DSLR camera. Very disappointing - to say the least!!
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