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Nikon MC-DC3 Remote Release Cord for Z5 II/Z50 II

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$26.6 $36.95 In stock

Category: Remotes & Shutter Releases

The Nikon MC-DC3 Remote Release Cord is a remote shutter release accessory for compatible Nikon Z5 II and Z50 II cameras. It is offered by CameraMall in the Remotes & Shutter Releases category.

  • Nikon brand remote release cord
  • Model: MC-DC3
  • Listed for use with Nikon Z5 II and Z50 II cameras
  • Standard SKU code: 210000039048
  • Category: Remotes & Shutter Releases
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ruby H. ★★★★★

The build quality feels solid and the connector fits snugly into my Z50 II's port without any wiggle. I love being able to trigger the shutter from a few feet away for sharper long-exposure shots.

William ★★★★★

Finally a remote that doesn't require me to stand right next to the camera. The lock mechanism on the shutter button is perfect for long exposures, and the cord is sturdy enough to survive in my bag.

Robert ★★★★★

The cable is just the right length to let me trigger my Z5 II from a tripod without bumping the camera. It clicks in firmly and the shutter response is instant, which is exactly what I needed for long exposures.