Product Description

For cameras with ten-pin remote terminal the ML-3 offers remote control for two separate channels via an infrared LED beam, enabling automatic camera operation from a distance of up to about 8m. Auto triggering, delayed shutter release, single and continuous shooting are possible.

Product Details

• Brand: Nikon
• Model: ML-3
• Dimensions: 3.54" h x 3.94" w x 5.91" l, .43 pounds

Features

• Enables Remote Control Up To 8m (26.2 Ft.) Via An Infrared Ray
• Can Also Fire The Camera Remotely When A Subject Moves Between The Transmitter And Receiver, For Surveillance Or Wildlife Photography

Customer Reviews

Good but also cumbersome
Not that you have a lot of choice in the matter... this is the only unit of its kind supplied by Nikon for the D200. The unit can take pictures, be used as a trigger (like motion detection) and works in continuous or single shot mode. It all works just as advertised and is pretty slick. The only issue is the wire: small connector and a wire that gets in the way. The older D70 had the IR built in! Why not with the D200? Yes... this is not really this product's fault.

Does What Is Advertised
This is another product that goes where I go. I don't use it a lot but it has never failed to function as advertised. My only question on this item is, "Why is it necessary?" Nikon has this technology and should include it in every high end digital camera.

Better Alternative
There are several Chinese (I Know) alternatives available that work
beautifully and cost about 30.00. Some are even more versatile than
Nikon's version. Check Ebay.