SMDV RFN4s Nikon Wireless Remote Shutter Release - Transmitter and Receiver for Enhanced Photography Control Review

I like this product for several reasons. First, it attaches directly to the camera and doesn't hang from a cable. Second, it worked the first time, and it has worked every time. If there are any downsides, then apparently the remote doesn't work without a direct connection to the site, which I don't understand as this is an RF remote, not IR. Although I really like it.

I really liked the size and function of the remote control for my Nikon D3, D4 and D700. I love him for ff. Reasons: 1) 1 AAA battery to power the transmitter. 2) The receiver is powered by the camera body. 3) The remote control has a lock function that protects the camera from accidental operation. The remote control is just the right size to put in your pocket or hide away when taking self-portraits or group shots. 4) Prevents camera/shutter vibration during macro photography. 5) Affordable…

I bought my original remote in 2016 and it worked great except it was loose. The problem is Nikon's ridiculous connection. It's tight enough to attach something to it, and while it's screwed down, it can come loose. Lost but found. The needle came off the second time. Luckily this seller sold the receiver separately and saved twenty bucks even though it was in the original box with no transmitter. This new one has a softer antenna which might help some. They are great for all types of shots…