Nikon ML-L3 Remote Control Demonstration

[foogama]

What is a "knee-con" ?...

[Hazardteamck]

@foogama I don't know, it could be something for the knee. However, if you are refering to the way I pronounce Nikon, that is the way the Japanese pronounce it and also the correct way. It is similar to the i in Nisan.

[meriland]

OMG you saved my life. Thanks :)

[Mobetter33]

Great information. Thanks!

[MaxisNation]

Wonderful and simple! Thanks so much for the how-to!!

[Shinecrew2010]

fantastic!! thanks for the vid... SO EASY!! should have come to youtube first off rather than trying to figure it out through the manual!! cheers :)

[07paui]

Does this work when you want to take a video with the DSLR? I have a Nikon 5000 and I can't figure out how to use the remote to take a video.

[Hazardteamck]

@07paui NO, you cannot use the remote for video, pictures only.

[SEETER1]

thanks for the info(Y) love this camera its makes good pics!

[Hazardteamck]

@jutjubpas I do not believe so.

[chackk12]

If I'm correct it works on D3000, any idea?

[Hazardteamck]

@chackk12 Affirmative.

[skinydude]

so on when using bulb you press the button once to open shutter then leave it for as long as you need to and then press it once again to close the shutter?

[Hazardteamck]

@skinydude Yes.

[THCModule]

@Hazardteamck very heplful thanks

[fsautarel]

hello

does it work on D300??

[Hazardteamck]

@fsautarel According to Nikon, it should work.

[QinZ2]

How do i do it if i have a D90? is it the same?

[Hazardteamck]

@QinZ2 The procedure should be identical.

[TheBromosapien]

Id love it if you can explain to me how to use the remote to control how long the shutter stays open.

[Hazardteamck]

@TheBromosapien As mentioned in the video, the remote control is basically a wireless shuter release. It will stay open depending on the shutter speed settings on your camera.

[philboy521]

is this compatible with a d80?

[Hazardteamck]

@philboy521 According to the report ticket from Nikon, they say yes it should work on the D80. Anymore questions please reply!

[Hazardteamck]

@philboy521 According to the report ticket from Nikon, they say yes it should work on the D80. Anymore questions please reply!

[fadeddreemz]

when in bulb mode, do you have to hold it the button on the remote or does it have a switch that will hold the shutter open?

[Hazardteamck]

@fadeddreemz No, when you have it in BULB and remote control function enabled, you press the button on the remote once to open, then when you are ready, press it again to close the shutter.

[obhilaash]

good one

[ddave1234]

does it work in bulb function???

[Hazardteamck]

@ddave1234 yes

[MrNullifier]

Thanks 4 the video. Very helpful.

[TutorialPascal]

does it work with the 40? Are u sure?

[Hazardteamck]

@TutorialPascal If I was not for sure, I wouldn't be telling you it would work for the D40.

[TrojanDude26]

is there a remote that can control video also?

[Hazardteamck]

@TrojanDude26 Unfortunately, there is no remote control that control the video and the reason I think they did not develop a remote control for video is because the Nikon D5000 is meant to be a still camera, the video feature is just an add on. Anymore questions please be sure to reply!

[mrianlamb1]

will this work with the d3000

[Hazardteamck]

@mrianlamb1 Yes it should work with the D3000.

[meyling83]

thanks!!!! very helpfull

[EZMeansFun]

Thank you! :)

[valenk1]

how well does it work on bracketing? Will it continuously trigger as long as I have the remote shutter release button pressed?

[Hazardteamck]

You cannot do continous release while using the remote. You can only do either single or 2 second delay single shots. Hopefully Nikon will have a firmware update and it will allow it to do continous shooting with the remote. I will post a video on that if they do come out with a firmware update. Anymore questions please reply!

[nikonkid182]

5 mins ago i just orderd one.

[Hazardteamck]

Good!

[ssickpuppy]

This one works for the D40x also?

What if you need to be in the back of the camera, then I got a problem..?

[Hazardteamck]

Yes it will. If you need to use and you are in the back of the camera, then use the self timer or the wired shutter release button which I think they do make for the D40x.

[123games1]

I have a remote for my Nikon D5000 ML-L3 and I do what you say on your video and it won't work.  I know the battery is good. I also notice when I have it on the mode for the remote that I cannot take a picture pressing the shutter button on the camera. Am I doing something wrong? Please help soon, I hope. I wanted this to work for Christmas and it is not working.

[TomkidA]

hey Mate! Im getting this for a D60!

I like to do Light Painting pics!

So in Bulb mode Do I Have to press all the time the shutter??? or You only have to press it ONCE and you can LIGHT PAINT.. all the time you want??? and then you have to press it again to close the shutter?

Or Am I Mistaken ?

[Hazardteamck]

When it is in BULB mode, its whenever you release your finger off the shutter button is when the shutter closes. But with the remote control, its called TIME. See you press the button ONCE and it opens, when you want it to close, then press it ONCE again. Make sense now?

[TomkidA]

yes It makes sense :)

thankx Mate!

[Hazardteamck]

Anymore questions, please reply!

[TomkidA]

I did reply back!

thanx Mate

[iBEspiked]

i just got this remote & AHHHHHH! I LOVE IT. simply put, it will come in handy

[DeadlyChill207]

i don't have that exact remote but i have the one that is supposed to replace the one you have. will mine still work on my d5000?

[Hazardteamck]

If it says its compatible, then obviously it will work.

[rodrigojunk]

Hi

Can you use it in Bulb mode, keeping the shutter open as long as you have the remote clicked?

Thanks

[Hazardteamck]

Yes

[garycomp]

do you have to half press the remote to focus or do you have to have it on manual focus?

[Hazardteamck]

No, I had it in manual focus in the demonstration so it could take a picture faster and not waste time. If you have the focus mode on your lens to A, it will automatically focus and take a picture all at the same time when you press the button on the remote control ONCE. The button is only one press, not two presses like the shutter button on the camera body. You can also have it in manual focus as well. Anymore questions please reply!

[TIMMYProductionFilms]

Thank you. I've been thinking of purchasing this remote, and now I am for sure going it buy it. Thanks!

[Hazardteamck]

Yes it is a very handy thing to have!