IMO there are specific situations favoring each remote shutter release type over the other and therefore suggest you should consider having both kinds in your kit. I'm considering getting a remote, possibly wireless, at some point for my D5500 to reduce potential camera shake/blur during landscape photography.Īre there any things I should consider before buying one, or are they all the same? I've never owned a wireless remote, only a cable that went into the shutter release button.

Not sure if I’m keen on wireless for 2 reasonsġ, Wired Remote or Wireless Remote- advantages/disadvantages? Many options outside of the 3 I have mentioned but the ML-元 seems like the simplest and one of the least expensive for what you talked about.

I could use the shutterboss II above also. Used this one for timelapse for stellar photography on a windy night as an example. Very convenient and there is noting hanging from the camera, fits into the flash bracket.

It is programmed through your iPhone App, it works but you DO have to read the manual. Can set it for timelapse etc.Īlso have a Vello Bluetooth Shutterboss which also uses the DC2 connection (and it also comes with the 10 pin connection for the D4,D5,D500, D810, D850). But it will do a lot more than a remote release although it can be used as a remote release. As far as wired goes have a Vello Shutterboss II.

Nikon wireless mobile utility d40