Will the sony RML1AM remote commander shutter release cable work with Sony NEX F3K and NEX 3NL. Also where does it plug into.
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Unfortunately no, but the Remote Control with Multi Terminal Cable RM-VPR1 will on the NEX-3N
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Unfortunately no, but the Remote Control with Multi Terminal CableRM-VPR1 will on the NEX-3N
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Dear ChristineSorry I can't help you, because I bought the remote commander RML1AM for a Sony A-65.Best RegardsRodrigo Echevarría
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The RML1AM Remote Commander is not compatible with The NEX line of cameras.
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From what I seen on their website it should work without any problems. I got it for my Sony alpha NEX-F3.
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Hello Joann,If the Sony A3000 uses the same shutter port of all other Alpha models, then this will work with it.We do not have shutter or timer remotes for NEX models, so if it uses the same accessories NEX do, we do not have one for this camera.
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Yes, it will. I used it for my A65 and now A99 and it works great with the features it has. It's not usable for the NEX cameras like NEX 5 6 or 7. They don't have the remote connector, but they have both WiFi and IR for IR cable-less remote controls and WiFi supported by the Sony PlayMemories app.
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No - it is Sony specific, and to my knowledge only works with the NEX4 and 5 models.
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after to read the a390 user's manual,this don't show any connection for remote shutter release cable,my answer is not,only the recommended rtm-dslr1 that is wireless infrared,any similar option will work fine.
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Unfortunately it is not, this adapter is only compatible with cameras featuring the Sony/Minolta Iiso hotshoe. For your nex this product is available http://www.amazon.com/EzFoto-Adapter-E-Mount-Cameras-wireless/dp/B008IYF3SO, though I would be careful using flashes directly on it as it could short circuit your camera. I think that product was mainly designed for wireless triggers. Hope this helps!
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You can use a radio trigger for the NEX3... does not work with the a7r as due to sonys not willing to ad a Multi-Terminal adapter-cable with an 2.5mm Jack to remote-trigger the camera with everything on the market. Vice-Versa; remote triggering external studio flashes. But I guess the NEX3 has the other plug of these images,is that right? I know there is an option out there to use a radio trigger. These always work instantly. as a cable would be added.
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Not sure if it will work, but I do know it works with my NEX3 ... if I use the lens I set the camera to work without a lens, then it works, just some automatic settings don't as it's a manual lens.
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The Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 will work with your camera (Nikon D300) NOTE! the Yongnuo RF-603NII-is the TX/RX (Transmitter/Receiver) the N1 is the cable. The cable N1 as in Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 is the package for your camera. It will work as a remote flash trigger and if you push the trigger down 1/2 way it will focus the camera (if autofocus is turned on) before triggering the flash. I currently use a Nikon D5100 and a D5300 and for these cameras I use the Yongnuo RF-603NII-N3 (N3 Cable is for Nikon D5000 Series cameras). As Remote flash triggers, I can not imagine you could do better for the price. They are reliable even over long distances. The Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 will work with your camera (Nikon D300) NOTE! the Yongnuo RF-603NII-is the TX/RX (Transmitter/Receiver) the N1 is the cable. The cable N1 as in Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 is the package for your camera. It will work as a remote flash trigger and if you push the trigger down 1/2 way it will focus the camera (if autofocus is turned on) before triggering the flash. I currently use a Nikon D5100 and a D5300 and for these cameras I use the Yongnuo RF-603NII-N3 (N3 Cable is for Nikon D5000 Series cameras). As Remote flash triggers, I can not imagine you could do better for the... » Read More The Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 will work with your camera (Nikon D300) NOTE! the Yongnuo RF-603NII-is the TX/RX (Transmitter/Receiver) the N1 is the cable. The cable N1 as in Yongnuo RF-603NII-N1 is the package for your camera. It will work as a remote flash trigger and if you push the trigger down 1/2 way it will focus the camera (if autofocus is turned on) before triggering the flash. I currently use a Nikon D5100 and a D5300 and for these cameras I use the Yongnuo RF-603NII-N3 (N3 Cable is for Nikon D5000 Series cameras). As Remote flash triggers, I can not imagine you could do better for the price. They are reliable even over long distances. « Show Less
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NO. It has an alpha mount so it will not work. The Sony nex should have a different mount which is called the e mount.
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Hello Robert:Not sure if I can answer your question specifically. My Nikon is a D3100. The RFN-4 remote shutter release came with a cable that went between the remote's receiver and the camera. It plugged into a small rectangular receptacle on the D3100 that was located behind a hinged flap. FYI, The receiver can be used as a wired cable release just like in the old days (though it's an electrical switch rather than a mechanical push/pull cable). You may be handy enough with computers to find out if the receptacles on a D3100 are the same as a D600. FWIW, after I figured it out, mine works fine. The supplied batteries were dead. Hello Robert:Not sure if I can answer your question specifically. My Nikon is a D3100. The RFN-4 remote shutter release came with a cable that went between the remote's receiver and the camera. It plugged into a small rectangular receptacle on the D3100 that was located behind a hinged flap. FYI, The receiver can be used as a wired cable release just like in the old days (though it's an electrical switch rather than a mechanical push/pull cable). You may be handy enough with computers to find out if the receptacles on a D3100 are the same as a D600. FWIW, after I figured it out, mine... » Read More Hello Robert:Not sure if I can answer your question specifically. My Nikon is a D3100. The RFN-4 remote shutter release came with a cable that went between the remote's receiver and the camera. It plugged into a small rectangular receptacle on the D3100 that was located behind a hinged flap. FYI, The receiver can be used as a wired cable release just like in the old days (though it's an electrical switch rather than a mechanical push/pull cable). You may be handy enough with computers to find out if the receptacles on a D3100 are the same as a D600. FWIW, after I figured it out, mine works fine. The supplied batteries were dead. « Show Less
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It worked for me on the RX100M3. it JUST fits into an indent on the barrel. It requires precise positioning, but has worked fine for me for six months.
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IT works for me. I have the TC-80N3 controller that I originally purchased for the 30D. It has the n3 connection on it. I bought this cable to use the remote with my 60D that has the same jack connection like the Rebel series, and it works just great.The only thing is that the n3 connection on the cable is a little loose, just the weight of the cable is enough to pull it apart. I taped them together with masking tape, and no problems so far.
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It should work because this Shutter Release Timer Remote replaces the Canon RS-60E3 Remote Switch. You'll use the the small pin connector (the one with both gold ends) that comes with it. On the left side of the camera, open the rubber door to expose 3 terminals, and then plug the pin in the top hole.
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The end that plus into the remote is proprietary as far as I can tell. The camera end is shaped like micro USB, but it's much longer, so you can almost consider that proprietary as well. It only fits in Sony's multi control ports (I.e. RX100 Mk 2, but NOT RX100 Mk 1)
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The remote works fine with my Nex-7. Make sure you have set the camera to respond to the remote (menu button -> Camera -> Drive Mode -> Remote Cdr.). The remote must be aimed at the front of the camera (at least on the Nex-7). If it still doesn't work then try reversing the battery. There is no blinking light on the remote.