Anybody ever try an Interfit Strobies Delta Remote on a D800? It shows that it works with a D300 and D700, but nothing on the D800. I can't imagine that it's that much different. I want to try a remote trigger rather than a cord to reduce camera shake. If not, any other suggestions as far as remotes go?

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I use a RFN-4s and can absolutely swear by it. Uses radio frequency and range is plenty generous. Search for it in Amazon.

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I use an Aputure Pro Coworker, $15 on Amazon. I've used it a far away as 150 feet. The units can be used as both a wired and wireless. I've used in at 150 feet witha house between the units. One unit uses a couple of AAA cells and the other uses a 23A battery, and I remove the 23A battery to keep the battery from being discahrged. The only negative I have have about the unit.

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Thanks for the info. I'll check them out. It seems the older I get, the harder it to keep things steady.

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I use the Solmeta Geotagger Pro 2 GPS system on my D800 and it comes with a wireless remote. Works pretty well so far, but admitedly still pretty new.

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>I use a RFN-4s and can absolutely swear by it. Uses radio
>frequency and range is plenty generous. Search for it in
>Amazon.

I've also got the RFN-4s. The main advantage is it uses the 10-pin instead of the hotshoe. No cables to clutter things up and the receiver is tiny.

My only complaint is the transmitter shutter button could be better cushioned - on the other hand you only need one AAA battery for the whole system (the receiver takes power from the camera).

See - http://www.amazon.com/RFN-4s-Wireless-Shutter-Release-connection/dp/B005PCDSBQ

>My only complaint is the transmitter shutter button could be
>better cushioned

LOL, my only complaint re the RFN-4s is threading the transmitter onto the 10-pin receptor. That operation is a PITA moment for me when trying to set up for a time sensitive shot in bitter cold conditions. I've now learned to install it before I get to the shoot. Nevertheless, still a 5-star review from me on Amazon.

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I use Pocket Wizards if I need to remotely trigger my cameras. They use the 10 pin connector as their way of connecting with the camera body. One of the main advantages to the Pocket Wizards is that they never fail, they have a range of up to 1,600 feet, have selectable channels, and they take AA batteries, available anywhere. They also work perfectly with Nikon Speedlights for triggering off camera lighting. For any setup you will need 2 remotes and a trigger if you want to remotely fire the camera.

I use the older Plus II, but the new Plus III are better and cheaper: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/844969-REG/PocketWizard_801_130_Plus_III_Transceiver_Radio.html/BI/4775/KBID/5289/

You will also need the trigger module, which is sold separately: http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/180044-REG/PocketWizard_804_513_N90M3_P_Pre_Trigger_Motor_Cord.html/BI/4775/KBID/5289/

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Well, so much for being simple. I've been looking at B&H and Adorama and they only show a few choices. I guess I've got some research to do. This is great info guy. It looks like I'd better get busy. Thanks again.

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