can it be used as remote shutter ? one in hand and one on hotshoe ? on d800
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I don't know, but i don't think it will work! maybe you can bye a shutter release cord, or connect it to your laptop and control the shutter through a camera software!
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I have had on problem doing so, you will need the 10 pin cable to connect to the camera.
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I do not have a D800, but there is a YouTube video showing the unit controlling both the camera as a remote and simultaneously triggering a studio strobe. In that case the unit on the camer hit shoe has to be hardwied to the camera body. If you are not triggering an off camera flash using a third unit, then the unit on the camera hotshot works as a receiver to fire the camera using the other unit in your hand.
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I haven't used it as a shutter release but will work. There's a switch on the transmitter that will switcj from flash trigger to shutter trigger.
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The remote shutter release will accomplish the same as if you were using the Cameras shutter release button. Im very happy with this product,way better than the wireless.
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Tried with Nikon flash. The LS can work in remote slave mode, so if your flash goes then LS fires too.
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Yes in a way! It has a setting on it to switch to be in a slave mode but it is best to always use a remote like a pocket wizard or cactus! This is a great flash for the price, I have been shooting pro for 29 years and shoot nikon but recently bought a few of these! Work great!
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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.
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why would you? you can use the camera's delayed shutter timer. besides you would have to be at the remote's cord distance.. it's not wireless.
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No, it can only be used as an "On Camera" flash, or "Off Camera" using a remote cord. It does NOT have remote "Slave" capability.
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Should work just fine. This unit is triggered by the hot shoe. It works great on my D800 and my D7000.
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Yes, I use it with the D800 both with and without the battery pack. It is a bit odd to set up as the instructions are poor. Go online and there are photos of it that show how it works.
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Yes, it does work with D800. I own D800 and have used the remote without any problems.
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I use the remote on my D800 and have no problem with access to the controls. It makes for a bit of a tight fit related to the flash button and is close to the lens release and left dial that controls some of the settings like quality and bracketing etc. All are still accessible though. As well given I am taking remote pictures I will have the time to ensure proper settings are selected beforehand. This remote is excellent and cost-effective. Used it on safari with mirror up to minimize shake and vibration with long zooms.David
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No, I had tried to put my D800 on, it tilt. You cannot use it for a real slr
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Both work as receiver and transmitter. Put one on your hotshoe and connect it with the supplied cord to the cable release port on the camera. Fire the camera with the other unit. There is a long range on these units. Different cameras use different cables. Make sure you order the correct one. My D800 used the N1 and my D610 users tyne N3. Look closely at the description to order the correct one.
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If your manual says you can use an RR80 shutter controller, then it will work.
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Your camera is most likely not compatible with the device. I purchased one as well for my Olympus only to find out I mis-read the compatible cameras (or as they called it suitable cameras). It turns out the model camera I have is not made to be used with any remote shutter releases, I would check to make sure yours is/isn't. Good luck!
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Hi there,I do not know in what camera you intend to use the remote. It is not attached to the hot shoe but to the 10-pin remote terminal. In my Nikon D300s this plug is on the front left side of the camera. Not all DSLR cameras have that remote terminal, as it occurs with my Nikon D40X.I hope this helps,Luis