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Nikon MC-DC1 Remote Cord for Nikon D70S & D80 Digital SLR Cameras

Nikon MC-DC1 Remote Cord for Nikon D70S & D80 Digital SLR Cameras
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Product Description

Nikon is a precision optical company with worldwide manufacturing, research and marketing capabilities. The Nikon name is equated with extraordinary photographic performance, innovation, precision and optical quality.


Product Details

  • Brand: Nikon
  • Model: 25326
  • Dimensions: .75" h x .75" w x 6.00" l, .38 pounds

Features

  • For the Nikon D70S & N80 Digital SLR Cameras
  • 4-pin remote control
  • Makes it possible to release the shutter from a distance
  • Helps prevent camera shake during shutter release
  • Adds greater convenience and ease of use in a wide variety of shooting situations

Editorial Reviews

From the Manufacturer
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.


Customer Reviews

worked great4
The product works great. The only down fall with this is the cord isn't very long. But other then that it works great.

Remote cord great for tripod shots5
If you're into time exposure, micro/macro, or even portrait photography, you can't beat a remote shutter release. I also have the wireless remote, however, if you're behind the camera outdoors, chances are it won't fire. The remote cord does exactly as advertised and nothing more.

Close quarters remote4
The only 2 things I'd change about this product:

1) include a 6' or 12' extension cord to allow you to get a little further from the camera (think sticking the camera on a pole for perspective views)

2) allow the remote to rapid fire - you can't hold the button down and fire continuously like you can with the actual shutter switch.

Other than that - it does it's job. An electronics wiz (like me) can get around #1, #2 is probably a firmware issue (Nikon - are you listening?)