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from Quincy, Ohio on 3/13/2011
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
Simple and easy to use.
from Aurora,Il on 1/13/2011
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
easy to work with,set up and use with tripod
[4 of 6 customers found this review helpful]
from Santa Fe, NM on 12/29/2009
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
To photo birds upclose with success it helps to set up the camera and flash and back off. This usually means disappear from view. The range of this gadget is not sufficient for many venues.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Bloomington, IL on 6/11/2009
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
I bought this product in May 2009 for my D700 camera. It was very much easy to install and put in use. Even though my hands are pretty steady, I found the use of remote extremely useful while shooting landscapes and macro shots. I would definitely recommend this to anybody. My only pick is, I'm not able to find that bracket which can be attached to tripod to mount the sensor.
[2 of 2 customers found this review helpful]
from Bitterroot Valley, Montana on 10/26/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
Works Great, I have used this for a short time and I will use it for all my tripod shooting.
[3 of 4 customers found this review helpful]
from monroe ct on 7/13/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
great product wish it had a longer range
[6 of 8 customers found this review helpful]
from Allenton, WI on 4/27/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
Earlier in January I had wrote a review and had stated that I had found some difficulty in mounting the reciever part of the remote when wanting to use a pop up flash or a hot shoe mounted flash unit. After working with this remote a bit more and LOOKING MORE CLOSELY, I realized that the reciever part of the remote could be screwed on to a second tripod that could be positioned next to the tripod that the camera was mounted to. I am sorry for any confussion that my other review may have caused. The only thing that I did find a bit disappointing is that it didn't have more range to it and that you had to be so accurate in aiming it, as this might help to aid in photographing birds animals and butterflies. The product does work at the range that it is advertised as being able to work at.
[12 of 12 customers found this review helpful]
from Edina, MN on 1/22/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
This remote is perfect--it does exactly what is advertised to do, albeit with slightly better range in the field.
A trick.... When I'm using my flash, I put some double stick tape on the side and glue the receiver to the flash. That holds it on.
[6 of 9 customers found this review helpful]
from Allenton, WI on 1/21/2008
Comments about Nikon Nikon ML-3 Remote Control Set for the D300, F5, F100 & N90 SLR Cameras, U.S.A.:
I found some difficulty with the product as far as mounting it was concerned. The reciever part of the remote is supposed to be mounted on the hot shoe mount of the camera and does so just fine. But I found myself scratching my head wondering where I would mount the reciever when I wanted to use the popup flash or a hot shoe mounted flash. I did however manage to rig up the reciever to work in conjunction with the flash, but felt that this might be something that the manufacturer would like to take into consideration for improvement on this product. I also had found that the remote had to be pointed pretty much right on target as far as aiming it right at the reciever in order to activate the cameras shutter.