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from Pagosa Springs, CO on 1/13/2011
Comments about Adorama Adorama Digital Remote Release with 36" Cable for the Nikon D70S and D80 DigitalSLR Cameras (Single Pin Plug):
I purchased this when I misplaced my Nikon MC-DC1 because it stated that it works with a Nikon D80. It does not work on mine (and fortunately I found my Nikon release) - I am returning it.
Comments about Adorama Adorama Digital Remote Release with 36" Cable for the Nikon D70S and D80 DigitalSLR Cameras (Single Pin Plug):
I purchased this release for some macro work on a tripod. It functioned perfectly, but the connector at the camera immediately bent at about a 30 degree angle and was always loose. I RMA'd hoping to get the Nikon release for about the same money. Maybe I just got a bad copy.
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from St. Louis, MO on 5/22/2008
Comments about Adorama Adorama Digital Remote Release with 36" Cable for the Nikon D70S and D80 DigitalSLR Cameras (Single Pin Plug):
I use this for a large % of my shots - 99% of the ones on tripod.
I have used several wireless in the past - havelost them easily, had the battery die during a shoot and are sometimes difficult to program.
Sunset, Creve Couer Lake
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from Forsyth, IL on 2/21/2008
Comments about Adorama Adorama Digital Remote Release with 36" Cable for the Nikon D70S and D80 DigitalSLR Cameras (Single Pin Plug):
I use it for night shots, any low light and where I want insure sharp photos.
from Westchester, NY on 1/21/2008
Comments about Adorama Adorama Digital Remote Release with 36" Cable for the Nikon D70S and D80 DigitalSLR Cameras (Single Pin Plug):
Useful as expected. Wopuld like the three foot cable to be longer.
from Mt. Pleasant, N.C. on 7/10/2007
Comments about Adorama Adorama Digital Remote Release with 36" Cable for the Nikon D70S and D80 DigitalSLR Cameras (Single Pin Plug):
I really found the experience using the cable release fantastic. The first time I used it was for some 300mm photos of hummingbirds and they were so much better than the old tripod - press the shutter button method.