Kiwifotos MC-DC2 Remote Switch Shutter Release Cord for Nikon Z7 Z7II Z6 Z6II Z5 D750 D780 P1000 D7500 D7200 D5600 D5500 D5300 D5200 D5100 D5000 D3300 D3200 D7000 D7100 D610 D600 & More Nikon Camera

Works well with my Z9 camera.

Works great on my Panasonic Lumix GH5! It will control video on this camera like I wanted as long as you go to Menu-Custom (wrench with C)-Operation-Video Rec. Button (Remote) ON (it’s on page 4 of 7). It’s super easy to plug in and understand, love that it needs no batteries!

This simple shutter release does exactly what it claims: Press to autofocus, then press to take the shot. I have not tried burst mode with it. The plug fits the camera perfectly, and the separate cable extension allows for release within 2 feet of the camera or extended to shoot about 2M away. I tested it on my camera with both this release and an external monitor plugged into the HDMI port. I'd recommend it unless you need the extra features the wireless remotes provide.

Bought this for My D3100 and D3300. Plugs in easily and works as intended. The provided extension cable is great and allows for a comfortable working radius. Much easier to use than the various remotes I have utilized in the past - it is just plug and go. No menu wading necessary.

Works seamlessly with a canon t-7, the only thing I have noticed is the half shutter press is slightly vague, but once you get the hang of it, works fine.

Sony changed the remote connector on the A7RVI camera. This remote works with that port.

I bought this to take photos of fireworks at night. Works fine.

Lovely performance!

As a traveller , I love this thing. It's quite cheap material but when you use a shutter release , you don't want the camera to break before the controler so it's ok to me. Also , it has a security on it that release the cable before it breaks in the port of the camera. That is SOOOO nice as breaking my camera port would cost around 450$ for replacing at Nikon repair shop. I needed something really lightweight as I travel a lot and my rig is already pretty heavy for trekking. No batteries , just a shutter release button with HOLD function as I need. I've read about other users feeling safe to see their controler had a very tough cable ... semi-rigid . In these cases , if you make a wrong move , it could break the camera port. It's not at all a good thing . Ok , better not put this in your back pockets where you could seat on it because it's plastic made ... so I put 4 stars on the quality of material ... but sincerely , people using these kind of cable shutter release are normally pretty delicate people that do have a decent camera case. Don't hesitate on it . It's cheap but that does the job really well. Just be gentle to unlock the hold button because if you do it too quickly, it may trigger another photo. That's the only down but we get quickly used to it. Now it does not happen to me so frequently . One time by week it happens to me to trigger by error but other shutter releases I seen have also this particularity , even my Sony one if I remember correctly. Have fun.

Excelente, por experiencia, te facilita el disparo en forma eficaz cuando haces tomas nocturnas, buena calidad,

Product quality is very good but the price is too high!

Satisfied with the results

A decent alternative to the very expensive Nikon unit. Does the job without the branded price tag .. a remote shutter release with a decent long cord. I am bit finicky when it comes to photographic equipment and this measures up. I get annoyed with the big name brands gouging the end user because their nome is on the item . This item delivered ahead of schedule.