Kit
Senior Member
woooo! Have been wanting to get one which doesn't sit on the hotshoe. looks like this is it! Where can we get this locally?
Wireless Shutter Remote Release
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woooo! Have been wanting to get one which doesn't sit on the hotshoe. looks like this is it! Where can we get this locally?
Goldfishub
Member
Hi Daredevil, any idea is there one that works with Df? Thanks in advance...
Very interesting product. Will call OP to check prices
pls update with prices when you can. thanks!
Wee Tiong Lee
New Member
Just to correct some misconception I saw on this thread. The D610 has IR receiver on both front and back of camera, hence no need to point the IR remote shutter release at the front of the camera. As an aside, the Sony NEX-6 only has IR receiver on the front, so must point at front of camera, which can be a bit clumsy at times.
To answer another poster's post, I also encountered some issues when using ML-L3. The shutter refused to fire regardless pointing at front or back. Switching battery also no use. Have to change from remote shutter mode and change back again, sometimes for a few times. So the moral of the story is, either get a wired remote (which I don't like), or always test before the critical shoot, and not to switch mode anymore after tested.
D610 also has self timer and exposure delay options to sorta mimic remote shutter release. However, they are not useful for time critical shots e.g. fireworks. Hence a remote shutter release is still a very useful tool to have.
To answer another poster's post, I also encountered some issues when using ML-L3. The shutter refused to fire regardless pointing at front or back. Switching battery also no use. Have to change from remote shutter mode and change back again, sometimes for a few times. So the moral of the story is, either get a wired remote (which I don't like), or always test before the critical shoot, and not to switch mode anymore after tested.
D610 also has self timer and exposure delay options to sorta mimic remote shutter release. However, they are not useful for time critical shots e.g. fireworks. Hence a remote shutter release is still a very useful tool to have.
If i am not mistaken, Df uses the same connection as D610, D7100.
Goldfishub
Member
Thank you Daredevil!!!
Kit
Senior Member
faithaffair
New Member
Hi Kit. Did you get yours local? Would you share lobang please?
Otherwise I'll likely order Amazon. Thanks for the help!
Otherwise I'll likely order Amazon. Thanks for the help!
Kit
Senior Member
Got it from SLR Revo in Funan. Its $15 more than what OP is selling but they were out of stock when I bought mine.
faithaffair
New Member
Hi catchlight, thanks I did and went to check out OP online ... but they didn't have the model in their remotes catalogue, so I had to ask.
Unless I got the wrong OP photo.
Sorry - newbie!
faithaffair
New Member
Do you know if this adapter hits/blocks larger lens ? I have the Aputure pro coworker II and it touches my 28-300mm, and cannot be used with larger lens like the tamron 150-600mm.
This looks shorter (Doesn't stick out as much) and might clear most lens.
Not needing batteries on receiver is great too
I used it on my 300/2.8. cleared it by a mile.
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