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    Remote shutter release

    i have a Nikon D700. Just purchased a wired remote control for the camera.

    Do I need to set-up this within the menus for the remote to work?
    If so please advise in which menu.

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    Hi Sue,
    No, just connect into the port on the front, under the rubber covering, turn it on and it should be good to go.
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    Remote release for Nikon D700

    Thanks for your response.
    The remote release was still a problem I took the camera and remote release cord to a camera shop. The connecting prongs of the remote has been damaged. Unable to be used

    However when I had the Nikon D80 somebody gave me a Nikon infrared remote.

    As this does not work on its own there must be somewhere within the Nikon D 7000 menu to set this up.Could you advise?

    thank you

    Sue

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    I assume you mean a D700, not the D7000 you mentioned in your previous post? If so;

    There is nowhere to setup in the menu a remote release.

    You simply plug a wired one into the 10 pin connector on the front left side where the 2 rubber caps are, and for a wireless release, you plug the receiver into the same 10 pin socket, and the transmitter obviously is in your hand, no menu setup at all.

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    Sue, the infra red remote DOES NOT work with the D700.

    It was only ever made for the D50 - 80 series.

    Cable remotes ( 10 pin ) can be sourced very cheaply from many shops as Chinese made Nikon knock offs.
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