that1guy
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Ive posted a few times here the step by step instructions on how to program your D7000 for HDR shooting using the 2 User Modes. No mention of timers. You can set those modes up for 5, 7 or 9 shots.
I purchased the ML-L3 since it was pretty cheap. And so that must tell you something if Nikon sells something cheap. Its junk. I had too many problems with it and it now sits in my camera bag. As already mentioned you must move the dial to Special Function for the Remote. So burst shots arent possible since you cant also select CH. There is also a time limit the remote will work with the camera. After a few minutes it shuts off and you have to start again. Spend the hundred bucks and get the Oppilas Wireless Remote. You wont regret it.
I dont know where you got your instructions for setting up for HDR but they dont sound right to me. Since the D7000 will only do 3 bracketed shots at a time you must do 3 banks of 3 bracketed shots to cover a 9 fstop range. So U1 for 3 shots, A for 3 shots, and U2 for 3 shots done with the method I mentioned at the beginning of this post. Each bank of 3 you must click the shutter once holding the button while camera is on CH so you get the 3 shot burst.
i press the button 3 times with my remote it fires right away i paid 20$ for mine and i never have any problems it works great for me i guess its user prefrence the built in timer feature on the D7000 itself will take 3 burst shots with me only having to press the shutter release once ... theres are so many ways to capture the bracketed shots i guess you have to find the method you prefer yourself i have my own
but i did use your instructions on how to setup my camera for the U1 and U2 ranges and i use it when i shoot