Is this remote compatible with the Nikon D3300? what is the range for time-lapse, 1/4 second to?
1713522
Hello it works with my D3200 just fine. I have used this effectively at a range of 100' with a clear line of sight. I cannot answer how long you can set the time lapse. R
1713523
I don't know about the D3300 but i have used the time lapse to shoot star trails 99 (max shots) 30 second exposures (I just restarted timer after the 99) i know it has hour function so i image the combos are great! as in 1 shot every hour it would last 99 hours
2221756
Yes, it will work with the Nikon D3300. However, it is a fully manual lens so if speed isn't a necessity, it is a very good lens.
475640
Yes, I believe that it can be programmed for time lapse photography at pre-set time intervals through existing firmware. I use it on my quadcopter.
1557094
Hi,Please make sure that you keep your shutter speed at around 150/s. Beyond that the remote might not be able to synch up.
2197748
It's a great remote, but as far as the specific camera, it's probably best to check the manual of the camera which in the past they've all been available on-line.I have a top Nikon D800, but that needs a receptor placed on the camera for a remote to work.
2053468
The MC-36A has a 10-point connection to the camera body.If the D300S has a corresponding 10-point connection the Mc-36A remote will work fine.Check your owner's manual or go to Nikon USA for additional information.
349657
Yes, it does work with the Nikon D3300 and the battery grip feels comfortable. I'm really happy and satisfied that I ordered this product.
761289
It worked on my D800 but stopped working in wireless mode soon after I bought it. I ended up buying Eggsnow VILTROX 100M Meters Wireless Timer Control Shutter Release Remote for Nikon D800E/D800 which has proven to be reliable and cheap.
2241280
I'm not completely sure if it's compatible with a D3300, but it should be since it does work on my D5200.
1426687
I am not familiar with the Nikon D3300. I imagine it will accept the older AI lenses but you have to check with your camera manual to see what limitations there are. Please keep in mind this is a manual lens designed for film cameras.
845906
YES! If you download the D5100 "Reference Manual" from the Nikon site and refer to pages 37 and 206 you will see that this is the correct remote for your camera. I have the same and am now looking to buy the remote as well.
944081
Works fine as I have a D3200. Set the timer on the camera. You'll see a couple of options. Pick the remote control one. Its nice because you can take as long as you want to set up the picture and you can take more than one shot before going back to the camera. Just press the remote button, but remember, you can be too far away.
1154393
You don't need it. The range is only to about 15 feet. You need to point the remote directly at the receiver on your CANON camera (on the grip where your index finger would be if you were holding it). Turn your camera to timer mode and there is an option there for "2-second timer / remote". As long as you can follow these instructions, you can use remote. It took me a while to figure out the "2-second time / remote" options. It is really simple. Good luck!
140133
Are you asking if it will do video? Unfortunately it doesn't work like that. The remote only activates the shutter button, and if I remember correctly the video mode is activated by the center button of the jog wheel. Otherwise, you *can* set it to take 2 second exposures every minute, but that's probably not what you're looking for.
827823
Worked well with my D7000. You'd have to check the manual that comes with your camera. This corded remote is much smaller physically than the knock offs.
1630372
No, it wont work. Its an infrared control so you dont have to plug into your camera, the compatible cameras have a special function to sense this remote. In the manual must says compatilbe with RMT-DSLR1 control.
2197749
It's a great remote, but as far as the specific camera, it's probably best to check the manual of the camera which in the past they've all been available on-line. I have a top Nikon D800, but that needs a receptor placed on the camera for a remote to work.