Product Description

Ultra slim wireless remote shutter trigger for Nikon SLR N65 , N75 , and Lite Touch compact models 110s, 130 ED / Pouch Included

Product Details

• Brand: Nikon
• Model: 4730
• Dimensions: 1.10" h x 2.40" w x 2.40" l, .2 pounds

Features

• Slim wireless remote instantly triggers shutter without disturbing camera
• Ideal for subjects that are difficult to approach or for minimizing vibrations
• Includes pouch
• For use with Nikon D70, N65, N75, F65, Pronea S, Nuvis S, Lite Touch 110s, and 130 ED cameras
• Also used as replacement or spare for Nikon Coolpix 8400 and 8800

Customer Reviews

every d80 user needs to have this.
this one's a no-brainer, just buy it, take it out of the box, remove the plastic, and start using it. no thinking required.

not only is this the obvious tool for self portraits or any photos you want to be in, but it proves equally useful in situations where you need the camera to be perfectly still in order to make the shot.

it comes with a little pouch, and the battery is included, it's a cheap accessory that everyone can enjoy, and it really is easy to use.

Wow, so covinient!
It just works great. So much better than running back and forth to shoot with a timer. Also great for eliminating camera shake on tripod or long exposures. If your DSLR works with this remote, it is a must have. Most problems mentioned by some reviewers seem to me to be the issue with camera. I use it with D40. And though I wish it was more powerful, it works great. I've even used it across a small street from the camera.

Plus, D40 gives some options to users how we want to use the remote. In the main menu you can set the "Remote On Duration" to 1, 5, 10 or 15 min. And when you want to turn it on, you press the "Fn" button in the front(with the timer symbol) right under the button for flash. As you hold the button down, turn the Command Dial on the back. As it rotes between several options, you can choose simple remote or "2S" remote where it fires 2 seconds after you press the remote. Very cool. You can press the remote and hide it!

And as someone mentioned, the remote works much better when there are lots of things to bounce off. In my experience, outdoors, the remote didn't work right behind the camera, but indoors, it worked just fine from the same position.

Nikon Remote
I don't know what most of the peeps here is biatching about, but mine works from all kinds of direction ( as long as you point it towards the camera) I used the control behind the camera and it senses it just fine. This product is cool. I bought it solely to alleviate a time consuming stop motion project.