ML-L3 wireless remote: Is this wireless remote control compatible with the Nikon D5100 camera.
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Yes it is compatible. I purchased the D5100 and the ML-L3 wireless remote and it does the job.
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Yes, it will work on those models. It will even function in wireless slave mode on cameras with Nikon's Advanced Wireless System, although it is permanently set to fire on Channel 1 on Groups A, B, & C whenever those are set on the camera or master flash. This is a simple flash to use with few controls, but it works well.
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I had the same problem with my D3100. I consulted the manual, all menus, I went online for tech service, and spoke to other Nikon users. It just boiled down the incompatibility issues with my specific model. I was told very cautiously that non-Nikon remotes very much have the ability to ruin the motors inside the lenses. Since lenses are the most important and expensive component of the camera (already an investment), I sent mine back and will by trying the Nikon remote in the near future. Since the description stated that it will work but however does not, shipping (up to $5.26) is refunded. Good Luck.
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Sadly, no. I have a D5100 and it has a "GPS" port which uses the same connector as this particular shutter release. I also own a D40. The D40 has a USB port which is a different connector. If you need a remote shutter release, I recommend the ML-L3 wireless remote shutter release. The D40 has an infred sensor and the ML-L3 was made for Nikon cameras. I hope this helps you!
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Not this one, but here is a link for one for your camera SMDV RFN-4 Wireless Remote Shutter Release Cable for Nikon D90, D3100, D3200, D5000, D5100, D7000, Fully Compatible with Nikon MC-DC2
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Yes unless you purchase additional hardware for the D5100. The flash has wireless capability beyond the D5100. Unfortunately, the camera does not have wireless commander capability. It sounds like you may have outgrown the D5100 and it is time to think about upgrading your camera body. (Happens all the time)
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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.
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Yes, when attached to the camera body or body via extension cable. Not as wireless off camera remote however. That will require a "Commander" if you want to stay in the nikon brand. Good luck. Great Speedlight.
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The remotes work very well with Nikon D7000. The D7100 hasallthe same connectors as my D7000 so I'm sure it works. The only problem I have with mine is batteries for the transmitter. It Is a CR2 battery and it uses it up fast. I also had a transmitter fail and had to get a replacement.
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Hi, the Nikon Ml-l3 remote control is available and the Nikon app has some functionality that you might find helpful. DP
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Best answer is to to directly to Nikon for the answer. http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Digital-SLR-Cameras/D5100.html Select the "Accessories" tab, then select "Remotes and Releases"
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No, you have to add a receiver to the d-3100, try this one Neewer Digital DSLR Camera 16CH Wireless Shutter Release Remote Control for Nikon D5100, D3100, D7000, D5000, D90
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I have a Nikon D5100 and it worked seamlessly. Just take note that the electronics are different so you wont have the Auto Focus feature (or any other feature at all), meaning you have to use it in full manual control. This is a good choice for using Minolta lenses on your Nikon.
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Apparently it does not have an option for a wired remote shutter connectivity, until Nikon D3100. The only option is to go wireless. I highly recommend Nikon ML-L3 wireless remote. Hope that help....cheers.
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Dear Kip Kipperson,This wireless remote control will work with Nikon D60 DSLR camera.Have a nice day,Ace W.BCDigital Customer Service
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Be certain the camera selection for shutter release chosen for is for remote. If you can press your shutter release button and the camera takes a picture, you haven't got the right release chosen. Go to menu then you'll need to chose remote release. Mine works on a Nikon D5100, no issues.
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Hello Mary, i have a Nikon D7100, the remote works perfectly and really it is very easy to use. Rgds