2018-12-14T07:28:02
Rated 3 out of 5
It’s nesessary
It’s nesessary but I don’t like the 10 pin connection. It’s very finicky and fragile.
RICH R.
2018-03-22T01:27:51
Rated 2 out of 5
What the Heck?!
I was stoked to try out the wireless feature of the SB 5000 with a D850, but later found out I had to get this adapter for their remote trigger. Who at Nikon development thought this was a good idea, or in any way an advantage over a hot-shoe trigger? What a scam! Even after all this is was far from simple to set up. The instructions showed I would have to remove the lens each time I wanted to put this on or take it off. Fortunately this was wrong. It just pushes straight on and then tighten the ring. Now I still have this extra thing sticking off my camera body that could snag on something and break off. This was a terribly idea to say the least.
DAVID R.
2017-11-22T09:55:41
Rated 1 out of 5
Too fragile for practical use
This lasted me 1 hour into a photoshoot before it broke. This is the second one I have been through - horrifically made. Would work for a studio setup only. Not made for anything even semi rugged. Cannot keep it attached if you have a cross body strap as any movement or burn will break it.
Worthless.
TESS R.
2017-07-31T20:00:00
Rated 4 out of 5
Se puede conectar al disparador alambico MC-DC2?
Si conecto el adaptador WR-A10 a mi Nikon D810 y así mismo al disparador alambico MC-DC2, funciona?
Xavy V.
Originally posted at
2016-08-24T13:37:34
Rated 4 out of 5
Wonderful but Delicate
This adapter works just fine. While screwed into the 10-pin connector it can swivel away to allow easier access to the camera built-in flash compensation button. However, it's extremely delicate and you have to be very careful when you use it. I was pulling my camera from its bag, when this connector rubbed slightly against the bag edge, and it immediately broke into 7 small pieces!
SAMI M.
2013-07-15T21:00:00
Rated 1 out of 5
Disappointing
I needed remote control capabilities for my new Nikon D800 camera. This requires the WR-T10 controller, WR-R10 transceiver, plus the WR-A10 adapter – a quite expensive solution. In addition the set-up is very fragile, practically works in a studio. It is not a good solution if you hike and try to take landscape pictures or to shoot a waterfall, as the adapter may easily break and possibly damage the camera connector too. Overall I'm disappointed and would not recommend this product. My old film Nikon had the transceiver incorporated into the camera. They should do the same for a high end $3000 camera like D800.
Cris
2013-06-10T21:00:00
Rated 5 out of 5
It works.
I set up two cameras on tripods to shoot moonsets. With two WR-A10s I do not have to move back and forth between them. I press the button on the WR-T10 and both cameras fire.
Installs and syncs easily.
JAMES R.
2013-05-28T21:00:00
Rated 4 out of 5
Works Great!!
Use this for landscape and portrait work. Kind of expensive in total for a remote control but it does work well.
MICHAEL R.
