Wired remote for D70
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Am thinking of getting a wireless remote, is wired any better? And it since to be out of stock at Alanphoto...
There's no wired remote for D70, D70 doesn't have the 10 pin connector like the other DSLR bodies (D100's is on the grip).
You can only remotely trigger D70 via ML-L1 and ML-L3.
Tried my supplier for ML-L1 just now
no stock.
You can only remotely trigger D70 via ML-L1 and ML-L3.
Tried my supplier for ML-L1 just now
no stock.
Pepperking said:
If I am not wrong....there is no wired remote for the D70 Nikon. That is why I bought the wireless version.
Nikon capture suppose to be able to control the camera via USB port.
Maybe if you have a long enough USB cable, and a portable notebook with Nikon Capture running you can have a wired remote?
Or anyone come across a USB-wired remote that send the same signal to D70?
Maybe if you have a long enough USB cable, and a portable notebook with Nikon Capture running you can have a wired remote?
Or anyone come across a USB-wired remote that send the same signal to D70?
That's the problem, the camera can only still be fired with a click from the mouse on Nikon Capture, (I believe I've demonstrated this for some D70 users a few months back during Nikon User Group outing @ Spinelli's).
We have no idea what signal to give to the camera to tell it to AF & fire. :dunno:
We have no idea what signal to give to the camera to tell it to AF & fire. :dunno:
which one is the one where the battery can be easily removed? i've been going to CP, but they've no stock.espn said:There's no wired remote for D70, D70 doesn't have the 10 pin connector like the other DSLR bodies (D100's is on the grip).
You can only remotely trigger D70 via ML-L1 and ML-L3.
Tried my supplier for ML-L1 just now
Actually we can use some Universal Remote (UR) control as D70 remote, anyone know about that? i can post it for u
i found it in thai forum
i found it in thai forum
Pepperking said:
wired remotes for cameras are usually better as they are more certain (you press once and it's sure to trigger) and there is less lag compared to wireless remote. so, you have greater chance of catching critical moments.
haiz... i tend to agree with you on that...mpenza said:
however, sad to say, with the D70, that's not even an option.
plus, the regular wired remote (cable release?) also don't run the risk of batteries running out!
ooooooh... xie xie nee..espn said:Let me try... maybe can get some stocks
remember to scream when you have it ah.
I know this has been asked b4, but cannot seem to find the thread on it. So sorry.
Wats the difference between the ML-L1 & the ML-L3 remote?
And wats the price respectively?
Thanks
Wats the difference between the ML-L1 & the ML-L3 remote?
And wats the price respectively?
Thanks
Main difference will be ML-L1-Made in Japan, ML-L3-Made in China. ML-L3 is easiler to change battery. Price wise should be ML-L1 slightly more expensive.
mpenza said:
Precisely why I asked the question: God knows how many moments I let down the drain before the IR remote triggers the shutter. But - correct me if I am wrong - I understand that there are some wired remotes out there that can operate via the mini-jack input (like Canon and some other brands?). It may be something else altogether...
UNLESS... Nikon comes up with a replacement shutter button that adapts the screw-on wired manual remote trigger...
how much was it there?Mav said:A tip: sometimes it pays to look elsewhere other than the usual photographic supply haunts like CP, AP, MS, etc. I got mine from Harvey Norman
i usually avoid HN as their prices are alittle higher.. well, that's the case for other accs such as cards.
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