I would reccommend the remote to anyone, as I will be using it quite a bit despite most of the negative comments I gave it 🙂 Hope this review helps anyone looking for a remote.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
I would reccommend the remote to anyone, as I will be using it quite a bit despite most of the negative comments I gave it 🙂 Hope this review helps anyone looking for a remote.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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20 responses to “Nikon ML-L3 Remote Review”
What lens is that
The Nikon D7000 also has a IR sensor on the back of the camera, so it has better coverage for this ML-L3 remote 🙂
can you auto focus with this remote?
Does it work with the Nikon d3100?
Looks like the Nikkor 55-200mm f/4.5-5.6 to me.
What lens is that on the body?
Hi rob, Thanks for the helpful video.
I was wondering, do you know of any wireless remotes which – when pressed – communicate to a mounted unit on the camera which physically pushes the shutter button on a camera?
How about focusing with the remote?
Does it autofocus with the remote too?
beck’s !! =D
@alpyapple
Thanks for the comment. Could you just explain what you mean by latency please.
Is there a latency between push remote control button and real shutter starting?
If true, How many?
yeah. Exactly like that 🙂
so for the bulb mode this remote will work? you just click it once and then leave it for as long as you need then click it again?
yea mate, this helps heaps thanks again 🙂
Just tried bulb mode now mate, and to use it with the remote control, you just press the switch once, keep the shutter open as long as you need and then click the remote again. Hope this helps 🙂
ooohhhhh right thank you 🙂 I’ll give it a try now
bulb mode is where you can open the shutter for an amount of time that you would like. you will find it in the shutter speed settings. but you must select manual on the modee dial first other wise it wont appear. when you are in manual scroll down the shutter speed as low as it will go and it should say BULB or bulb (unsure if it is in caps or not) this is useful for taking photos where you will neeed a fair bit of light, just experiment with bulb and you might find different uses for it.
The only 2 options I have for the remote is ‘remote’ and ‘2 second remote’ where the remote is pressed and picture is taken after 2 seconds. I’m still unsure of what bulb mode is, but if you mean shutter speed then just set the slower shutter speed and use the remote. Works perfect and keeps the camera steady. If bulb mode is actually an option, then I don’t have it. if anyone could explain ‘bulb mode’ to me, then that would be greatly appreciated 🙂 hope this helps
does this remote have a switch to keep the shutter open when shooting in bulb mode?