Is this the right remote??

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  ziggy53 Super Moderators Posts: 23,849 moderator

  November 26, 2009 edited November 26, 2009

  It looks like that remote is designed to be used with some of the Canon EOS cameras:
  
  http://www.sourcingmap.com/camera-remote-control-maa-for-canon-eos-eos-31d1dsmk2eos-10d20dd30d60-p-1013.html
  
  What you may want to consider:
  
  ML-L3
  http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/11940
  
  http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/207373-USA/Nikon_4730_ML_L3_Remote_Control_Transmitter.html
  http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-Wireless-Control-Digital-Cameras/dp/B001IJ3G80
  
  A number of people also report that generic/universal IR remote control units may also work:
  
  http://photo.net/nikon-camera-forum/009J7c

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  pyry Registered Users Posts: 1,733 Major grins

  November 26, 2009 edited November 26, 2009

  Doesn't look at all like a Canon connector. The N3 is a 3-pin roundish thing with the pins in a triangle. E3 connector is just your basic 2.5 mm jack.
  
  Edit: Googling around and I'm starting to think the D70 doesn't have a release port. The D70s model has and your connector is the right one for that. There are IR-remotes for the D70 though.

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  ziggy53 Super Moderators Posts: 23,849 moderator

  November 26, 2009 edited November 26, 2009

  pyry wrote:

  Doesn't look at all like a Canon connector. The N3 is a 3-pin roundish thing with the pins in a triangle. E3 connector is just your basic 2.5 mm jack.
  
  Edit: Googling around and I'm starting to think the D70 doesn't have a release port. The D70s model has and your connector is the right one for that.

  
  Canon uses multiple connectors for wired remote control.

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  pyry Registered Users Posts: 1,733 Major grins

  November 26, 2009 edited November 26, 2009

  ziggy53 wrote:

  Canon uses multiple connectors for wired remote control.

  
  They use N3 and E3, as far as I know. Do you know of a another one?
  
  This however is a D70s / D80 release connector.

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  2quick2clique Registered Users Posts: 27 Big grins

  November 26, 2009 edited November 26, 2009

  thx.
  
  
  yeah---didn't look like a Nikon kinda thing either..
  
  the quality of this remote is something you'd expect to be "made in china" - - it's totally cheap....

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  ziggy53 Super Moderators Posts: 23,849 moderator

  November 26, 2009 edited November 26, 2009

  pyry wrote:

  They use N3 and E3, as far as I know. Do you know of a another one?
  
  This however is a D70s / D80 release connector.

  
  I'm thinking that the "T3" is another older connector, but I'm not completely sure. I'm still researching.
  
  Edit: I found it. While it "was" a connector, it apparently is no longer in use. Best information here:
  
  http://www.camerahacker.com/Canon_Accessory/T3_Pinout.php
  
  Nevermind, it's just me showing my age. It, of course looks nothing like the image the OP showed.

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  salazar Registered Users Posts: 392 Major grins

  November 27, 2009 edited November 27, 2009

  ziggy53 wrote:

  I'm thinking that the "T3" is another older connector, but I'm not completely sure. I'm still researching.
  
  Edit: I found it. While it "was" a connector, it apparently is no longer in use. Best information here:
  
  http://www.camerahacker.com/Canon_Accessory/T3_Pinout.php
  
  Nevermind, it's just me showing my age. It, of course looks nothing like the image the OP showed.

  
  But if you have older Canon T3 type extensions or remote release equipment you wish to use on a newer Canon camera, you can purchase an adaptor:
  
  http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/164277-REG/Canon_2441A001_Remote_Switch_Adapter_RA_N3.html
  
  I have one for these reasons. And yes, I realise this has nothing to do with the OP.

  Please feel free to retouch and repost my images. Critique, Suggestions, and Technique tips always welcomed. Thanks for your interest.

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  Art Scott Registered Users Posts: 8,959 Major grins

  November 27, 2009 edited November 27, 2009

  2quick2clique wrote:

  I bought a used D70 and several widgets from B&H recently.
  
  Pulled out the D70 to do the obligatory annual family portrait, and couldn't find a plug point for the remote..
  
  something tells me this ain't for my D70.. anybody know?
  

  
  On page 107 of the D70 owners manual it states the use of a ML-3 remote for self portraits......etc etc.......if you still have your owners manual you can look at page 107 for all the info...............
  
  Nikon ML-3 on Ebay......kinda pricy.......
  
  Good Luck

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  2quick2clique Registered Users Posts: 27 Big grins

  November 30, 2009 edited November 30, 2009

  Art Scott wrote:

  On page 107 of the D70 owners manual it states the use of a ML-3 remote for self portraits......etc etc.......if you still have your owners manual you can look at page 107 for all the info...............
  
  Nikon ML-3 on Ebay......kinda pricy.......
  
  Good Luck

  
  thx.. guess i'll pop off an email to the boys at B&H.. I already found a knock-off remote for $10 which claims to be 100% compatible.. guess i'll see if they'll give the money towards the SB600 which i need......

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