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Reddit mentions of VILTROX SR-N3 Remote Shutter Release Cord (Replacement for MC-DC2) for Nikon D7500 D5600 D3300 D5500 D5300 D3200 D7100 D7200 D750 Nikon Df D610
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of VILTROX SR-N3 Remote Shutter Release Cord (Replacement for MC-DC2) for Nikon D7500 D5600 D3300 D5500 D5300 D3200 D7100 D7200 D750 Nikon Df D610. Here are the top ones.
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Half-press the shutter button on the camera, start the AF/photometric system, then half-press the shutter for accurate focusing.Fully press the shutter release button, release the camera shutter then we can have an fast and stable shoot.When setting the bulb of the camera, fully press the shutter release button and push ahead, then we can lock the camera shutter for a long exposure shooting, it is very convenient and efficient.Recommend to use in night shot, product pictures, advertising photography, stage photography, commercial photography, etc.It's about one meter long, heavy handle, good hand feeling, convenient carrying and good stability .
Specs:
| Color | SR-N3 |
| Size | SR-N3 |
I went down a deep Nikon rabbit hole asking this same question and here's where I landed:
First: the camera will shut off every 30 minutes like /u/bgpawesome said. This is sort of a sensor issue but it's equally (if not more) a tax issue. I found one workaround for using your Nikon longer than 30 minutes and it comes down to recording. I have a D5600 so I'm not sure if all of this will transfer to the D5300 but if you start recording on your Nikon then stop it it resets the shut off timer. I bought a cheap remote shutter release cord and in the settings changed the remote settings from "release shutter" to "record video". It works but sometimes it tries to focus so you might want to set it to manual focus.
Second: The Elgtao is incredibly limiting on Mac. You have to use Elgato's software and I found it lacking so I went with the Black Magic Ultra Studio Mini Recorder. In fact, I bought two (one for my DSLR/GoPro and one for my Xbox One or a second camera). Now I can use OBS which I found way more customizable than Elgato.
Third: To be perfectly honest, after a month of research and trial and error, I use a Logictech c920 for my "main" camera. If I'm doing a music performance or something that I want to look nicer I use the Nikon but for every day streaming the c920 has been more than adequate.
Hope this helps. Happy to answer anymore questions if you have them.
OP might have a wired remote (like this) but should still plug and play.