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 - Must have itemInexpensive, durable, light-weight, purposeful. This item is a must have for all DSLR owners. Easy to use and works perfectly. This is a good accessory to have. Rating: - Small, very useful and works great with D60Pros: - Very small (2 inches approx) - Comes with a battery & cover - Camera strap can be threaded through the cover - Works from front, behind, top & bottom of camera (I checked it to verify some of the reviews here saying it doesn't work from behind) Cons: - No instructions on how to sync/connect with camera - This $15 part should come with the $600 camera. 1. How to connect/sync this remote with D60? - Get to Quick Setting display (page 48 of D60 manual) - Get to the Release Mode and select Remote option. (Check D60 manual page 54 & 55) 2. How to replace the battery? - See page 156 of D60 manual. Rating: - Nikon ML-L3 remote shutter releaseGood price on a product that is required to use the self timer, or time exposure functions effectively on my Nikon D50 . The fact that it is wireless makes for easy use. Rating:  - NiKon wireless remoteRemote works if held in front of the camera - will not work from behind. You also have to set-up the remote sensing in the camera's memory before you can use the remote - it will return to default setting wehen the camera is shut off. Otherwise the remote works fine. Rating:  - Good value in a small packageHard to fault this remote. It's small, light weight, cheap ... battery life is good. I think it would be better with a lockable off switch so the battery isn't drained when in a case and pressure is accidently applied to the switch. The little cloth case is sad for normal Nikon quality ... but again the whole thing is very low cost. The important thing is the remote is all it's promised to be and more.
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