The PocketWizard N-MCDC2-ACC Remote Camera Cable connects a PocketWizard radio to Nikon cameras with the MC-DC2 (4-pin) remote terminal. Commonly found on many Nikon mirrorless models and selected DSLRs, this cable enables reliable remote triggering as part of a PocketWizard system.

Adding a remote camera to your setup opens up new shooting possibilities. Capture alternative angles, extend your coverage, or position cameras where you can’t physically stand—all while triggering everything in sync from a single point.

Who this is for

• Nikon mirrorless users with MC-DC2 remote port
• Photographers using PocketWizard radios
• Event, sports, and wildlife shooters needing remote coverage
• Studio photographers working away from the camera

At a glance

• Remote trigger cable for Nikon MC-DC2 (4-pin) connection
• Compatible with PocketWizard radios with ACC port
• Supports half-press and full-press shutter control
• 91cm cable length for flexible positioning
• Standard 3.5mm miniphone connection

How it works

The cable connects a PocketWizard receiver to your Nikon camera via the MC-DC2 remote terminal. Pair this with a transmitting PocketWizard on your main camera—mounted on the hot shoe or connected via PC port.

When you release the shutter on your main camera, the signal is sent via the PocketWizard system to trigger the remote camera. The cable supports both half-press (for focus) and full-press (for shutter), ensuring responsive and accurate operation.

Why choose this product

This cable offers a straightforward way to integrate MC-DC2-equipped Nikon cameras into a PocketWizard setup. It allows precise synchronisation between cameras, helping you capture multiple perspectives without added complexity.

Pre-trigger functionality ensures your remote camera is always ready, which is particularly useful in fast-paced or unpredictable shooting situations.

Ideal uses

• Remote cameras at events or live productions
• Multi-angle sports and action photography
• Wildlife setups where access is limited
• Studio shooting with direct subject interaction