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<blockquote data-quote="BF Hammer" data-source="post: 836898" data-attributes="member: 48483">The Nikon ML-L3 uses CR-2025 cell in a slide-out holder. I would guess the imitators would try to copy that.I believe the IR sensor of the D750 is not as good as other cameras. I originally bought my remote for a D80, and have also used sparingly for a D7000, D750. I never liked that IR remote much. It is only useable in front of the camera. Range is kind of limited in daylight. It is intended as a self-portrait shutter release. My best use was on a D80 shooting an outdoor wedding using a 2nd camera fixed on tripod. I could walk around the ceremony with the primary camera and trigger the 2nd camera with remote for an alternate angle at key points.I much prefer the wired remote shutter release, but understand that is not a good option for your wet task. Is controlling by Snapbridge app from your phone a viable option? The wifi gets finicky sometimes on a D750 but the app works well for remote photography.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BF Hammer, post: 836898, member: 48483"] The Nikon ML-L3 uses CR-2025 cell in a slide-out holder. I would guess the imitators would try to copy that. I believe the IR sensor of the D750 is not as good as other cameras. I originally bought my remote for a D80, and have also used sparingly for a D7000, D750. I never liked that IR remote much. It is only useable in front of the camera. Range is kind of limited in daylight. It is intended as a self-portrait shutter release. My best use was on a D80 shooting an outdoor wedding using a 2nd camera fixed on tripod. I could walk around the ceremony with the primary camera and trigger the 2nd camera with remote for an alternate angle at key points. I much prefer the wired remote shutter release, but understand that is not a good option for your wet task. Is controlling by Snapbridge app from your phone a viable option? The wifi gets finicky sometimes on a D750 but the app works well for remote photography. [/QUOTE]

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