LX3 wireless remote shutter control I just bought a LX3 and want the capability to remotely control (prefer wireless) the shutter and focus. Shutter is more important. I need to be able to do it 500 feet away but am looking for anything that will work. Anyone have a suggestion? LX3 wireless remote shutter control I just bought a LX3 and want the capability to remotely control (prefer wireless) the shutter and focus. Shutter is more important. I need to be able to do it... » Read More LX3 wireless remote shutter control I just bought a LX3 and want the capability to remotely control (prefer wireless) the shutter and focus. Shutter is more important. I need to be able to do it 500 feet away but am looking for anything that will work. Anyone have a suggestion? « Show Less
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No, but you might join the Dpreview.com Panasonic Talk Forum. If anyone knows, someone there will.
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Check out this site for a mechanical shutter release. http://kleptography.com/rf/#camera_lx3.I have only seen it, not bought anything, but it looks carefully done.An RF-activated solenoid hooked to the above ought to do the trick.I'd leave that part to the students.
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Richard Franiec's Camera Accessories sells an adapter for a mechanical shutter release. CMCRA-LX3, $18.95. Now if you could find an RF release to mate with it ...
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You may need a wireless remote flash trigger, liken the NEEWER PT-16GY 16 Channels Wireless Remote Flash Speedlite Trigger for Canon SpeedLite, see it on Amazon for just $15.00, they also have very illustrative pictires.
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Check your owners manual for the specific shutter setting for remote. After you get the right setting, you may have to try different angles for pointing the remote at the "sweet spot" on the camera.
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I don't know either, but I suspect it won't work - in order to use the remote shutter, you have to run the Looq app - with the Looq app running, the button on the remote shutter arm will activate the camera -
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The operation of the Pixel Wireless Timer Remote Control is based on the ability of the camera to operate the shutter via a remote cable! From what I gathered, the NEX7 does not have this feature! I would like to point out though that I use the mentioned Remote Shutter on Canon cameras that they have not a remote shutter releas but the firmware has been modified to allow this function through the mini USB port. That may be possible for the NEX7 now or in the near future.
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I do not have that Sony camera, and although I took a look at the manual on line at Sony, they do not address the use of a remote shutter. There is a USB connection on the camera, but I cannot tell if that also offers remote shutter capabilities, or if that is used to transfer images only. Sorry I cannot answer your question.
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Go to your setting on the camera to remote and press button . Make sure you aim the remote to the camera
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Confirmed, I have the D7100 and ML-L3 and they work together. You can configure the remote to do 2s delay, immediate shot, Mirror Up, or turn it off, which appears to be the default. If it doesn't work, be sure to enable it under Menu &gt; Shooting Menu &gt; Remote control mode (ML-L3).
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Here's the scoop: The Canon T3 does not have a built-in RECEIVER to act upon infrared or radio transmitted signals. If you want wireless shutter release, you have to buy a system having both TRANSMITTER and RECEIVER. The RECEIVER mounts on the T3's hotshoe, connecting it to the camera's innards. I'm awaiting my system : )
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Does the ML-L3 wireless remote work in bulb mode, so I can keep the shutter open for as long as I press the release? Or do I need a wired remote to do that?
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No, you want either a wireless or wired shutter control. The wired ones are extremely inexpensive and work just as well if not better. You can find them on here for $5-$6 I believe.
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Be sure you have gone to the Function button, go to Drive Mode, scroll down to "Remote Cdr." and push the select button to engage the Wireless Remote. I have the Alpha 77 camera, but the NEX-5N may operate in a similar fashion. Also consult your manual for remote operation. Good luck.
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Yes. When you are going to shoot, click the button that looks like two squares overlaying one another to the right of the live view. Scroll down through the options, second to the bottom is the selection for the wireless shutter release.
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Go into your shutter release settings from the menu, and there should be an option to choose remote (I have a D3000, not 100% on the D60) Here's a good link: https://support.nikonusa.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/11940
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This is a setting on your camera. look in your user manual under remote control shooting. It's a setting that I had to change on my camera. for Cannon Rebel t3i I had to change the setting from Single to "self timer/remote". I hope this helps
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This camera takes an IR remote shutter control. http://www.amazon.com/Photive-Wireless-Shutter-Release-Replacement/dp/B005UFZ7F8/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1382763571&sr=8-2&keywords=cannon+t3i+remote
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The wireless remote does work- I have the Cannon 7D EOS. It does take a bit of time to learn the steps needed to get the setup working. It is a harder to explain to someone else, Make sure you are in direct view of the sensor on the camera or it will not get the signal--this occurs if you have the camera on a tripod and you are NOT in front. Practice outside and find out what impact there is on the signal. Check battery--need fresh fully charged to get bet distance and response.