Remote Wireless Shutter Realease (Page 2): :sm24: Agree. Small & reliable at longer distances. Can stow camera in my camera case with it on. Just remember to turn it off when not in...

peterg Loc: Santa Rosa, CA

rgrenaderphoto wrote:

If your Nikon has the round remote release socket on the front, like a D750, 810, 850, etc, then the SMDV USA RFN4S is the best. http://www.smdv-usa.com/shutter-release.html

Agree. Small & reliable at longer distances. Can stow camera in my camera case with it on. Just remember to turn it off when not in use.

Marilyng Loc: Lorain,Oh.

I am also looking for a wireless remote for my Nikon 610 I have the Nikon ML-L3 but it never worked! So I will see if there are anymore replies.

gvarner Loc: Central Oregon Coast

I have a Yongnuo radio transmitter/receiver combo. It's good to 600' and doesn't need line of sight. If you go that route, be sure to watch a YouTube video on how to set your model up. Their manual is worthless, at least for my model anyway. The newer ones might be better.

Marilyng Loc: Lorain,Oh.

gvarner wrote:

I have a Yongnuo radio transmitter/receiver combo. It's good to 600' and doesn't need line of sight. If you go that route, be sure to watch a YouTube video on how to set your model up. Their manual is worthless, at least for my model anyway. The newer ones might be better.

Thanks,i’ll Look into it!

Minx Loc: Vermont

I too use a Vello Free Wave. Battery life has been good. I've had it for several years and not had to
change the battery...I do have a spare though...you never know :))) It works very well.

Drifter

I use the Vello wired remote......excellent

seeker613 Loc: Brooklyn, N.Y.

I use the SMDV for my D300s & like it. If you've got the 10 pin remote connection this is a good choice & cheaper than Nikon.

wrangler5 Loc: Missouri

MMC wrote:

I am using like this and love it. Yongnuo RF603 II Flash trigger Shutter Remote Control for NIKON D90 D5100 D7100. You can find it on eBay. or Amazon.com

This. I have a set (transmitter and receiver) and just need different cords to use it with a Nikon D7000, Olympus OMD EM1.1 and OMD EM1.2. I have the impression that there are cords available to fit most camera remote sockets - the Yongnuo end is just a 2.5mm plug.

The beauty of radio control is that you don't need a clear line of sight to the IR sensor on the camera - this was a problem with my Nikons, for example, when I would set up to be in a family group shot and used a large bellows lens hood. Even a decent size zoom lens can block an IR sensor from the transmitter. And it lets you shoot from beside or behind the camera if you want. Like an endless cable release, but one that nobody can trip over.

ChristianHJensen

You can also get a Pluto trigger. It is certainly more expensive than just a trigger but it has a lot of fun options such as trigger on lightning, sound, laser beam (and the laser comes with it) and many more. It can also do time lapse, HDR, etc. Works either via a simple extension cord (the ones usually used for audio) or wirelessly with your cell phone

Marilyng Loc: Lorain,Oh.

ChristianHJensen wrote:

You can also get a Pluto trigger. It is certainly more expensive than just a trigger but it has a lot of fun options such as trigger on lightning, sound, laser beam (and the laser comes with it) and many more. It can also do time lapse, HDR, etc. Works either via a simple extension cord (the ones usually used for audio) or wirelessly with your cell phone

Yes,I saw this & wanted it but they don’t offer free shipping,bummer!

itsnoelb Loc: Edgewater, FL. Originally: FLINT. MI.

Nikon1201 wrote:

Can anyone suggest a remote shutter release that can be used 10-15 feet away from the camera and is reliable .

Vello.. Gets my vote. Affordable and works great.

KenwardV

I'm using the Flashpoint FP-RRC with a D750. Haven't tried to do anything fancy (timed shots, etc.), but so far no complaints, no problems.

Acufine3200 Loc: Texarkana USA

rgrenaderphoto wrote:

If your Nikon has the round remote release socket on the front, like a D750, 810, 850, etc, then the SMDV USA RFN4S is the best.

http://www.smdv-usa.com/shutter-release.html

Where on the D750 is that socket? I can’t locate it.

MMC Loc: Brooklyn NY

Acufine3200 wrote:

Where on the D750 is that socket? I canât locate it.

Acufine3200 Loc: Texarkana USA

oh, my bad—didn’t realize that socket accommodated 10-Pin accessories. Thanks!