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WMAB1N 15M Wireless Remote Control Shutter for Nikon D1, D2, D100, D200, D300, D700, D1X, D2Xs, D3 |
from: Satechi
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Brand: Satechi
EAN: 0879961001063
Item Dimensions:
Label: Satechi
Manufacturer: Satechi
MPN: WMAB1N
Publisher: Satechi
Studio: Satechi
Features:
- Remote wireless control, effective remote shutter distance (open space): 15m (50ft.)
- 16-unique-channel supports multiple users environment
- Strong interference-resistance capacity , exhausted power prompting design
- Ultra low-power consumption design benefits a longer period of use
- Wireless bulb shutter and continuous shooting function (Corresponding function setting is required
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Editorial Review:
Product Description:
Wireless remote control is suited to a wide variety of tasks by offering complete control of camera shutter without cumbersome cable connections between the hand control units and the camera. It combines the function of remote control and shutter release cable. With this multi-functional wireless remote you can strongly trigger the camera's shutter release from a long effective distance up to 15m (50ft). Different from the infrared remote control, this radio-triggered wireless remote has function of shutter release, two modes are available: A. Half-press the transmitter's button for auto-focus (the LED on both transmitter and receiver turns green), then press it completely for taking picture (the LED turns red). Bulb shutter, setting you camera to Bulb mode, and long press the transmitter's button, bulb starts since the LED turns red, repress when the long-exposure is completed. It has strong anti-interference function and has 16 channels for choose. It is extremely useful for several photographers working nearby. Each photographer could choose their own channel to trigger off shutter release of the camera they are going to use without triggering others' because of overlapping signals.
Average Rating: 
Rating:
- very goodEasy to use, and it works properly. In no more than 1 minute I was using it.
It's a pitty that Nikon D200 doesn't include this inside, but this is a perfect solution.
I carry it on my bag, wherever the camera goes, to take portrait of myself, or to use in loww speed night shuts, to avoid moving the tripod.
Fantastic.
Rating:
- Worst camera product I ownDon't buy this product. It is very cheap and nasty with incredibly poor design features. 1) Battery in transmitter goes dead within hours if you leave the battery installed (but unit turned off). 2) Getting the battery cover to line up after insterting it is very awkward - I use electrical tape. The unit fires only intermittently after 2 months and the range decreased from 50' to 20' then eventually didn't work at all. It's a piece of junk.
Rating:
- Wireless remote shutter deviceGreat product and works fine. Did have to replace a battery right away, but other than that, it is a great way to make my D-300 have a wireless shutter button.
Rating:
- Decent quality, works well, could be more solidThis wireless remote is a good alternative to Nikon's expensive and clunky IR sensor kit. It fits in the 10-pin shutter release connection, but the key to line up is difficult to see (black on black). Documentation does not show this either. The unit which plugs into the camera also needs some way to secure it - it's a little big and heavy to be just hanging there. The 4-pin DIP switch for setting the code is cheap and floppy on both units, and should be replaced by a more solid one. Wireless is ... Read More
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