Product Description

New in Original Package Instead of paying $28 for a Nikon original ML-L3, here you are bidding at a compatible model of best built quality. It acts as a wireless shutter release capable of instantly triggering the shutter without disturbing the camera. Recommended for taking pictures of subjects that are difficult to approach, or to minimize vibration for close-ups and time exposure. In ideal situation, the IR reach can be as much as 10 meters. It is powered by one CR-2032 3V battery (included), which can last up to 10,000 cycles or 2 years. Technical Specifications Description: Infra-red wireless remote control transmitter Guaranteed working distance: within 5 meters (same as Nikon ML-L3); When in distance, please press the release button a bit longer (>2 seconds) to activate camera shutter. IR Range: +/- 30 Degree in front of the IR receiver Camera Type: Nikon D80, D70, D70s, D50 Camera Type: Nikon N65, N75, Coolpix 8400, Coolpix 8800 Camera Type: Nikon Pronea S, Nuvis S & LiteTouch Zoom Cameras Dimension: (W x L x H): 31 x 65 x 5 mm Weight: 12g Attention: Adjust your camera to IR receiving mode. Pull out the plastic separator before use.

Product Details

• Brand: Fuji
• Model: RCC3
• Dimensions: 2.56" h x .20" w x 1.22" l, .3 pounds

Features

• Infra-red remote control

Customer Reviews

awesome
It's good to have. You can't do a lot of rapid shooting, but it does as it should.

Works pretty well considering it's a knock-off
Based on information that I read on the Nikon website, and the price for this remote control, it's a knock-off (not manufactured by Nikon). It works fairly well. I don't have the genuine Nikon remote I'm not able to make a comparison of product to product. If I had known it wasn't a genuine Nikon product I wouldn't have purchased it and certainly don't approve of supporting the work of counterfeiters. I made my purchase at least 9 months before discovering it's non-Nikon status, and didn't think I'd be able to return it then.

disappointed
I was very disappointed with the product. I couldn't get it fire on the camera everytime and I called Nikon and they told me it will only make the camera fire 80% percent of the time. What is the use of making a product that only works 80% of the time. I don't even know where I put it now. Total waste of money. If I hadn't of thrown out the box, I would of returned it.