Wireless Remote for D800
May 10, 2012 11:16:43 #
The D800 uses a different remote - not to ML-L3. Some of you have the D800. Can you tell us how the new remote is different?
Whoops! It looks like there is no Nikon wireless remote for the D800, although there is a place to plug in a wired remote.
Whoops! It looks like there is no Nikon wireless remote for the D800, although there is a place to plug in a wired remote.
May 10, 2012 11:21:13 #
Jamers
Loc: Michigan
jerryc41 wrote:
The D800 uses a different remote - not to ML-L3. Some of you have the D800. Can you tell us how the new remote is different?
Good question Jerry, and perhaps someone can explain why the battery grip cost $450.00 :cry:
May 10, 2012 11:50:06 #
Not being a Nikon user{ YET} can they use a pocket Wizard
I use a TT1 and A TT5 ,But I shoot Canon for now ,Bit
pricey but they sure work good, I also have to use a trigger cable with it .
I use a TT1 and A TT5 ,But I shoot Canon for now ,Bit
pricey but they sure work good, I also have to use a trigger cable with it .
May 11, 2012 09:46:15 #
G4
Loc: Metro NYC/Jerseyside
A second on the "Pocket Wizzard".
No doubt given the numbers they will ultimately produce of D800's there will be a flood of Chinese knock off products.
Meantime the hard wire connection is of the ten pin type.
No doubt given the numbers they will ultimately produce of D800's there will be a flood of Chinese knock off products.
Meantime the hard wire connection is of the ten pin type.
May 11, 2012 10:06:29 #
G4 wrote:
A second on the "Pocket Wizzard".
No doubt given the numbers they will ultimately produce of D800's there will be a flood of Chinese knock off products.
Meantime the hard wire connection is of the ten pin type.
No doubt given the numbers they will ultimately produce of D800's there will be a flood of Chinese knock off products.
Meantime the hard wire connection is of the ten pin type.
Does the D800 have IR receptors?
May 11, 2012 10:19:13 #
May 11, 2012 10:41:06 #
G4 wrote:
Checking the body of the D800e ( wife's body) no.
Well, I guess that's a closed issue, then.
May 11, 2012 10:49:37 #
G4
Loc: Metro NYC/Jerseyside
Jerryc41,
Stay tuned those crafty knock off guys will come to the rescue !
Jammers
We too are clueless on the cost factor of the grip? As you know it's double the cost of other Nikon similar branded grips. The full list is over six hundred large? Best I've seen is about four fifty. I see no extra features to justify the added cost?
Stay tuned those crafty knock off guys will come to the rescue !
Jammers
We too are clueless on the cost factor of the grip? As you know it's double the cost of other Nikon similar branded grips. The full list is over six hundred large? Best I've seen is about four fifty. I see no extra features to justify the added cost?
May 11, 2012 19:13:31 #
Pocket Wizard is coming out with a product for the D800
if is not out already
if is not out already
May 11, 2012 21:25:05 #
Jamers
Loc: Michigan
G4 wrote:
Jerryc41,
Stay tuned those crafty knock off guys will come to the rescue !
Jammers
We too are clueless on the cost factor of the grip? As you know it's double the cost of other Nikon similar branded grips. The full list is over six hundred large? Best I've seen is about four fifty. I see no extra features to justify the added cost?
Stay tuned those crafty knock off guys will come to the rescue !
Jammers
We too are clueless on the cost factor of the grip? As you know it's double the cost of other Nikon similar branded grips. The full list is over six hundred large? Best I've seen is about four fifty. I see no extra features to justify the added cost?
Great..I'm I to understand my PocketWizard Flex transceiver and Mini TT1 won't work with the D800?
May 11, 2012 21:44:50 #
That is the combo I use on My Canon,The way I understand it is it wont work with the mirror lock up , I always go to pocket wizard web site and they will list the camera and the compatibility.
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