The Vivitar wireless remote control makes taking group photos easy by allowing you to take pictures away from the camera. The wireless remote allows the selection of either a 2-second shutter delay or instant shutter release.
Solid quality with a small price compared to NIKON MC-30. It is handy for reducing camera shake on super telephoto shots, macro-photography, and bulb exposures. Pressing the shutter button halfway enables auto-focusing; pressing the (more…)
The receiver connected to your camera’s remote control socket, you can press the button on the remote control to trigger your camera’s shutter wirelessly!
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The Nikon MC-DC1 remote cord adds greater convenience and ease of use in a wide variety of shooting situations, including long exposures and close-ups.
Nikon is a precision optical comp (more…)
Important note: To operate this remote on the Nikon SLR’s listed below, you must first set the camera release mode to “delayed remote” (Remote 2S icon) or “quick-response” (remote icon). Please see your camera manual for detailed instructions.
The Opteka RC-2 acts as a wireless shutter release capable of instantly triggering the shutter without disturbing the camera, up to a distance of approximately 16′ in front of the camera. Recommended for taking pictures of subjects that a (more…)
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