But when I sold the D80 to be able to afford a Nikon D90, Nikon had changed the socket to a different one that also works with the new Nikon GP-1 GPS unit! Luckily I could use the infrared remote but a cord remote is sometimes more convenient.
I have been waiting for a third party wired remote for the D90 a while now and last week I took a look on Fotofyndets home page and noticed they had a remote to the D90 in stock, and for only SEK 180:-! The Original MC-DC2 costs SEK 530:-! Almost three times the price of the RS-N3!
Ordered the D90 remote YongNuo RS-N3 at once and today I got it in the mail. The cord is a bit shorter and not as flexible as the one to the D80 but for the price it was ok!
Unpacking:
First test run:
Good thing the cord is a bit shorter the cord on the remote to the D80 had a tendency to get snared with the tripod. The remote will come handy when shooting bracketed shots for HDR images. =)
Fatöl special? Shame on you! ;P
ReplyDeleteFatöl Special is da sh*t when it comes to 2.8% beer, if you know any other 2.8% beer that's better spell it out! ;)
ReplyDeleteSegerstad Pale Ale is supposed to be a great beer. Not 2.8% ABV though, only 2.1%... Don't know how to get hold of it but Brill is the distributor.
ReplyDeletePale Ale, spoiled by default! ;)
ReplyDeleteAvailability seems to be a problem, yes... :)
Pale Ale != India Pale Ale.
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