Nikon Inc
Nikon ML-3 Compact Modulite Remote Set International Version
Infrared remote set triggers Nikon 10-pin cameras from 26.2 ft and fires automatically when subjects cross the beam
- TypeOther
- Remote control up to 26.2 ft via infrared
- Motion-triggered capture between transmitter and receiver
- Fits Nikon 10-pin remote socket cameras
- Two distinct channels for flexible operation
- Reduces vibration for sharper long exposures
Compact Modulite Remote Set
The Nikon ML-3 Compact Modulite Remote Set provides wireless camera control for photographers using Nikon 10-pin remote socket cameras. It enables remote shutter release up to 26.2 ft away via an infrared beam. The system supports two distinct channels for flexible operation. It is designed for close-up work, time exposures, and reducing camera vibration.
Infrared transmitter and receiver
The set includes a transmitter and receiver that connect to the camera's 10-pin remote socket for power and signalling. An infrared LED beam links the two units across distances up to 8 m. This arrangement frees the photographer from physical contact with the camera during long exposures. It requires a clear line of sight between the transmitter and receiver to function.
Upgrade from wired remote
This wireless set replaces a tethered remote cord, removing the trip hazard and vibration caused by pulling a cable. The jump is worth it when shooting wildlife or surveillance scenarios where the camera must trigger automatically as a subject crosses the infrared beam. It is not suited for photographers who need radio-frequency range through obstacles or control beyond 26 ft.
Highlights
- Remote control up to 26.2 ft via infrared
- Motion-triggered capture between transmitter and receiver
- Fits Nikon 10-pin remote socket cameras
- Two distinct channels for flexible operation
- Reduces vibration for sharper long exposures
Specifications
| Brand | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | Not Available |
| Type | Other |
Questions about this item
How far can the infrared signal reach before the camera stops responding?
The infrared beam works up to 8 m or 26.2 ft, so the camera will stop responding beyond that distance.
Does the transmitter or receiver heat up or make noise during all-day wildlife sessions?
The set uses a low-power infrared LED and has no moving parts, so it stays cool and silent even during continuous use.
Which camera port must the body already have for this remote to connect?
The receiver plugs into a Nikon 10-pin remote socket, so the camera body must provide that 10-pin connector.
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