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ML-3 Compact Modulite Remote

Enables remote control up to 8m (26.2 ft.) via an infrared ray.
$258.00*SRPSRP (Suggested Retail Price) listed only as a suggestion. Actual prices are set by dealers and are subject to change at any time.
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The product is easy to use and very reliable. The Nikon ML-3 Wireless Modulite Remote allows the unit to be used without worrying about radio interference. The effective range of 8 metres is more than adequate for remote photography of wild games and portrait. The additional features such as automatic triggering and dual channel operation extend the versatility of the ML-3. Now when photographing my Grandchildren, I can be included in the pictures without depending on other people. I would strongly recommend in getting also the SK-7 Mounting Bracket leaving free the camera hot-shoe for flash. January 30, 2011
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Will the ML-3 work with a D70-S or D90?

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no, it need a 10 pin port which D70-S or D90 doesn't have. Wou will need ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control.
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If you need long range wireless remote you will need to find a Third-party Build wireless remote Which run by Radio rather then Infrared single. There is alot Third-party of manufacturer make them.
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will the ml-3 work with my d3100
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No as it is a 10 pin connection, you need to use the MC-DC2.
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ML-3 Transmitter For D300

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Need proper instructions on how to set up and use with my D300.
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My ML-3 Remote will work at about 3 feet away but will not work at 10 feet. What could be my problem.

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Please see page # 17 of the user's manual for the ML-3 Remote.
http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals...
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Nikon ML-3 on Nikon D3s for video

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Is their a way to use the ML-3 on the D3s to shoot video? I can get it to work for photo's. But I don't see a way to get the video to go.
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The ML-3 is not design to release the shutter for video recording. Only for photos.
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How to shoot with an ML-3 on a bulb mode

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Hello, I own a D700 and I bought the ML-3 compact modulite remote for remote trigger.

The problem I am facing is that When I am on M-mode and have the exposure setting on Bulb, I am unable to trigger it for a long time. Even if I keep on holding the trigger on the remote.

Please advise.
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In order for you to be able to use the BULB feature of your camera, you will have to set the remote to C and as long as you have the button pressed the shutter will remain open.
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Does this have any sort of shutter lock capability for long bulb exposures?

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No, the ML-3 Modulite Remote Control set doesn't have a shutter lock feature.
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is there a 6vdc adapter available to power/charge the receiver unit?

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No, there's no adapter in order to power or charge tjhe receiver unit.
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Can I trigger ML-3 from the back of the camera?

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Can the censor be turned around to the back of the camera so I can trigger off ML-3
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You can rotate the receiver to the desired position.
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