Nikon ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control for Nikon D40, D40x, D60 & D80 Digital SLR Cameras
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Customer Review: Works the way it should.
Summary: 5 Stars
I was a bit nervous purchasing this based on the reviews for it, but it works the way I thought it would. There's nothing wrong with it, although I don't recommend using it on auto focus because it takes forever to take a shot. It's a nice extra gadget to have. PS I used this on a D80.Customer Review: A handy device to have
Summary: 4 Stars
This is something that even the high end Nikons could use.
Easily hidden, so you can use it while you're in the picture. No setting the timer then rushing to get into the shot. And the thing I like most about it, I can set up the camera a few feet away and take pictures of that pesky rabbit that's been digging up my yard.
I Highly recommend this.
Customer Review: ok product
Summary: 3 Stars
Some times it is creating problem. not sure why. Need to try it more times.Customer Review: Nikon ML-L3 Wireless Remote for Nikon D40, D40x, D60, D80
Summary: 5 Stars
Got the remote on time.
Exactly what I expected.
Prompt & timely delivery. Good Job !
Thanks !
Customer Review: Works well for what it is...
Summary: 4 Stars
I liked using this product for a Nikon D50 and the Nikon D80. It functioned very well and I didn't have any major problems with it. While shooting outdoors there were occasional instances of the camera not receiving the signal. It works awesome indoors where the signal can bounce off of walls (if you're in a situation where you want to trip two or more cameras).
I have used this while interviewing people. I often am required to submit photos of the subject during the interview and a lot of people find it awkward to talk to you candidly while you are pointing a camera at them. I would just set a camera on a tripod and use this remote to trip the camera and got great spontaneous photos.
Stay away from this if you shoot with a higher end DSLR. This doesn't work with my D300 or any cameras in its class.