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This Keabroir CSRC-3.5-N1 remote shutter release cable is a coiled cable for connecting remote shutter release/speedlight flash trigger with a 3.5mm jack to select Nikon cameras.
Features:
This camera remote control shutter release cable is designed for Nikon cameras.
It helps you to build connection between your Nikon camera and your shutter remote controller/speedlight flash trigger.
Allows the remote controller to control the camera release shutter/speedlight.
Capable of eliminating vibration while shooting pictures.
Sterchable and lightweight design makes it convenient to carry and use.
Compatible with cameras as below:
For Nikon cameras:
Z9 / Z8
D850 / D810 / D800 / D700 / D500
D1 / D1h / D1x / D2H / D2x / D2Xs / D3 / D3s / D3x / D4 / D4s / D5
D100 / D200 / D300 / D300s
F5 / F6 / F90 / F90x / F100
Package includes:
CSRC-3.5-N1 shutter release cable cord x1
NOTE: The camera displayed in the pictures is NOT included.
Russell Thornton
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024
This item makes some older triggers work with my new D850 camera.
Rob M.
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
No complaints with this coiled Nikon 10-pin cord to 3.5mm jack. It's the perfect length to use with my Nikon Z9 when plugging it into my PocketWizard remote transmitter which I have mounted to the side of my camera. It's well made and has been reliable but I never travel with only one cord; multiple spare cords are a necessity when you're a professional photographer.
Van Life Geek
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024
This cable works perfectly with the shutter release system I use with my Nikon D800 & D850, but is offered in a coiled cord, which I prefer. The shutter release system I have came with a longer, straight cable which doesn't work as well as I'd like in my DSLR rig. A coiled cord is much tidier for my rig and is my preference for most cables I use in the setup.As expected, this cord works with both the standard wired trigger I have, as well as the wireless version, which still requires a cable from the receiver to the camera. I also had no issues with the multi pin connector seating properly with the port on the Nikon, which can sometimes be an issue and can produce bent pins.
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