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22 of 24 customers found the following review helpful:
 How to get started using the Nikon D50 remote control, 2006-08-03
I finally had my 15 year old show me how it works. No instructions included in the box. If you look in your camera manual it shows you step by step on how to use it. Turn the camera on. On the top of the camera is the timer button (to the left and below the on-off dial)press this and watch very carefully the display and you will see the ity bity timer icon change. The first time you depress you see the timer icon, next time you will see the remote and the timer, and the third time you depress the timer button you will only see the remote icon. This is the setting that I used. Leave the camera on of course move away keeping the camera pointed at you in the direct line of the remote (like a TV remote control)and push the button. It works great!
1 of 5 customers found the following review helpful:
 Can anyone tell me how to get this dang thing to work?, 2006-07-28
Got it. Can't make it work. SOmeone Help!!
4 of 6 customers found the following review helpful:
Brilliant technology, 2006-07-23
This inexpensive infrared remote controller is a must have because you never know what situations you want to shoot a picture of. It's so small, you better immediately attach it to your Nikon strap so that it cannot get lost! Also, it's so easy to use: make sure the camera settings are right, set the camera to fully remote, slightly press the shutter button till you hear a beep (to ignite the remote) and then you can use the remote by pressing the button on the remote to shoot. It's a marvel of technology making the life of a photographer more convenient and allowing more sharp pictures without blur.
4 of 4 customers found the following review helpful:
Nice addition, 2006-07-22
I cant go without an electronic release on my film cameras.This is the digital equivalent but better because its wireless! Perfect for tripod and slow exposure work.
8 of 8 customers found the following review helpful:
 Works Great, 2006-07-10
Only bad thing. There is no sensor on the back of my camera. So you do have to reach around towards the front for it to work. Even so, its the best 20 bucks for camera accessories I've spent.
I also like that the little velcro close pouch it comes with can be attached to my camera strap. How convenient is that!
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