Adorama Wireless & Wired Radio Remote Release for Nikon D300, D200, D100 (battery grip required), D3, D2X, D2Xs, D2H, D2Hs, D1X, D1H, D1, Nikon F6, F5, F90X, F100, Fujifilm S3 Pro, S5 Pro; Kodak DCS Pro

2011-06-11T21:00:00

First generic purchase for Nikon D300. Convenient to use, good range but disappointed in quality. Battery unit is bulky wire sometimes flopped in way of shots. Broke off in camera only used a couple times. Had to replace battery right away.

Lintu

2009-11-12T19:00:00

I've read a lot of mixed reviews on RF units so I was a little nervous but it has worked perfectly so far. When testing distance I put the camera on my deck and walked out in my yard snapping pics. It would consistantly work out to about 30 YARDS in line of sight with new batteries. I have a shed with windows about 10 yards from the deck and it worked when I stood in the shed with the door open. It works every time in my house. Even when I'm in the next room as long as I point the trigger towards the doorway. I've used it at church functions to take candids and it's worked every time. I've taken it hiking in the mountains and used it for slow shutter speeds for water falls (standing right beside the camera). I'll admit that actual use is light. Maybe 300-400 snaps and I am very careful with all my equipment so I can't vouch for durability yet. It is rather flimsy looking. I still have the same batteries I started with. It comes with a couple of stick-on mounts. I stuck one to the side of my flash so when it is mounted on the hot shoe I slide the reciever in the stick-on mount on the side of the flash. Maybe it's the luck of the draw but me and my D200 have been very pleased.

MH

2009-04-07T21:00:00

I have a Nikon MC-36 that I use with my Nikon D200, but it tethers me to the camera with its three foot cord. The little wireless release allows me to be wherever I want to trip the shutter

Paul