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- #95 in Camera & Camcorder Remote Controls
The ML-L7 is a remote control that uses Bluetooth to connect with select Nikon cameras. It allows photographers to control various camera functions on the camera as well as trigger the shutter from the remote, so you don't need to disrupt your shooting while super telephoto shooting or when using the camera on a tripod or in a remote location.
Edward A. Jones
Reviewed in the United States on February 28, 2025
Works as described!!
Eva
Reviewed in Sweden on February 11, 2025
Lättanvänd
JoDo
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
Been a Nikon user for over 45 years, just moved up to the mirrorless Zf. This wireless remote is awesome, a must have for your Nikon Z camera. I can control my Zf including screen menu wireless, great when using a tripod set up.
Ink Vine
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
This remote responds faster and works more reliably than the Aodelan ML-L7A that I used for about a year. It's smaller and more compact. The 'take a picture' button is larger making it easer to find with your thumb. It does not come with the wrist strap so I used the one from the old Aodelan. The on/off button on the Nikon Brand remote is responsive as well where the Aodelan can be turned on but not off.
Tracey
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
This remote is so easy to use. Carry extra batteries.
Leonardo Romero Muñoz
Reviewed in Mexico on January 27, 2025
Buen producto, funciona bien con la cámara Nikon Z7II qué tengo.
Salvatore Paonessa
Reviewed in Italy on September 7, 2024
Eccellente. Meglio sempre prodotti originali Nikon. Costano di più ma ne vale la pena. Le istruzioni anche in italiano sono ben chiare. Facile l'associazione con la fotocamera Nikon Z 6 ii. Consiglio di acquistare insieme al telecomando anche la batteria. Quella in dotazione è solo per il test.
Antsdad
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 29, 2024
Did what I expected
Veener79
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024
After trying to use the app and finding it seems to have a delay I went with the remote. It was so much better overall. It is easy and fast the setup.
Robert J. Jones
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024
It failed to worked after only the second time I used it. I had to take the battery out and put it back in to get it to work. Basically it froze on me when I needed it to shoot. I missed a few shots because of it.
Bob K in Vancouver, WA
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2024
While I have only had the remote for my camera, it has worked well and at this time I am happy with its performance. As I get more experience with the remote, I will be better able to assess it performance. I do like the compact size of the remote. It fits nicely into the pockets in my slacks..
Meekel
Reviewed in France on December 6, 2024
Les différentes commandes sont bien rapportées et leur fonctionnement est sur.Rapidité de réponse et durée de la pile sont a remarquer.
William Vaughn
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2023
I decided to get a remote control for my Nikon Z7ii so I ordered the real Nikon ML-L7. It's a bit more than the knockoffs but had far higher ratings. I looked all over for it and found that Amazon's price was the cheapest as it included freight and I get e a s y returns when things go wrong.When it arrived, it was in a heavy cardboard box big enough for a pair of combat boots. Inside, a tiny 5" x 1" x 2" box was rattling around (no packing). Inside that box (without padding,) was the remote. Nope, no instructions. Nothing else. Not a word was printed on the inside box to say where to get instructions on how to program the camera to use it.So yes, I went to the web and quickly found the instructions (pretty good ones at that), which, in one web page, showed me how to pair it. It took a couple of tries, but it's working fine. I guess Nikon figures that a percentage of their customers are technical enough to figure it out (people like me), and others will (have to) go to the web--assuming they have access to the web.Functionally, it works fine. Remember to switch the camera to Video before pushing the red button on the remote. The zoom is not at all precise, so a single press really goes a long way. It can be programmed several ways and I intend to experiment with it in the field to see which is best for my needs. The real advantage to a remote like this is to trigger the shutter without touching the camera as when taking telephoto shots. Since my Z7ii has no mirror to bounce, the shots should be even steadier.
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