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Nikon MC-DC2 Controle Remoto
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Free appraisal in 24 h, payment in 48 h and free shipping. We inspect it, refurbish it and give it a second life.
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Units sold for parts do not qualify for extended warranty.
View warranty terms and conditionsThe Nikon MC-DC2 is a wired remote shutter release designed for select Nikon cameras, ideal for avoiding camera shake when shooting and achieving sharper images in long exposures or studio work. This accessory connects to the camera via a small connector, allowing you to trigger the shutter without direct physical contact, thus reducing the risk of camera shake.
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Key Features
- Wired remote shutter release with a fine-pin connector (2.5mm type, compatible with specific Nikon models).
- Approximate cable length of 80 cm, offering flexibility of movement without straying too far from the camera.
- Continuous shutter lock function for prolonged exposures (Bulb mode) without holding down the button.
- Lightweight and compact construction, easy to store in the camera bag.
- Compatible with multiple Nikon models, including the D300, D700, D3, D800, D600, D610, D750, D810 series, and some mirrorless cameras like the Nikon 1 V1.
Ideal for
Landscape, night, or macro photographers seeking maximum sharpness by avoiding manual shutter vibration, as well as users who need to shoot remotely for self-portraits or studio situations.
Condition
Second-hand product inspected by Camera Market. Includes a standard 6-month warranty and 24-48h shipping from Barcelona.
What condition is the camera in?
Every camera that leaves Camera Market goes through a 28-point inspection protocol: shutter condition, autofocus accuracy, sensor integrity, seal tightness, electronic viewfinder calibration, original battery health, and eight further tests on connectivity and firmware.
The specific cosmetic condition (marks, scratches, signs of use) is documented in the actual photographs and in the technical table on the product page. We do not use catalogue images.
What is included in the purchase?
You receive the Nikon MC-DC2 Controle Remoto body with its original NP-FZ100 battery, BC-QZ1 charger, NIKON shoulder strap, original box and printed manual. The 28-point inspection and the 6-month warranty are included in the price.
SD card not included. If you need additional accessories, browse our accessory selection.
What warranty does it have?
All cameras include 6 months of free warranty covering functional defects and technical failures.
You can extend the coverage from the warranty section on this same page:
- 12 months for €7,50 · single payment
- 24 months for €9,75 · single payment · recommended
We also offer 14-day returns with no questions asked. If you are not satisfied, full refund.
How long does shipping take?
Standard shipping to the EU in 4–5 business days with tracking number. For mainland Spain, express 24–48 h option available at checkout.
Technical packaging with custom-cut foam and tamper-evident seals. Transit insurance included.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, without reservation. It has full automatic modes and eye-detection autofocus that works practically by itself, so you can start taking professional photos from day one.
When you grow, the manual controls and customisation curve are exactly what you would expect from a professional body. It is a camera you can learn with for years.
Why buy refurbished?
For three honest reasons: price (between 20 and 40% below new on high-end models), sustainability (keeping a body in circulation avoids manufacturing a new one and all its waste), and transparency: every unit has its own serial number, visible shutter count and inspection date.
Market depreciation does not affect optical or electronic performance. A Nikon MC-DC2 Controle Remoto with 12,000 shots takes exactly the same photos as one with 0.
