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The Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip is an accessory that allows remote control of the camera via a wired connection and can adjust various recording and camera functions, increasing the efficiency of video recording with a small crew or even remote still photography applications. Its design matches that of Nikon Z cameras, it incorporates an ARRI rosette for direct mounting to cages, and is particularly useful when working from a tripod, gimbal, shoulder rig, or slider.
The Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip is an accessory that allows remote control of the camera via a wired connection and can adjust various recording and camera functions, increasing the efficiency of video recording with a small crew or even remote still photography applications. Its design matches that of Nikon Z cameras, it incorporates an ARRI rosette for direct mounting to cages, and is particularly useful when working from a tripod, gimbal, shoulder rig, or slider.
Camera Compatibility
Z9
Z8
Z7 II
Z6 II
UPC: 018208272303
Nikon MC-N10 Specs
General
Compatibility
Nikon Z8 / Z 9 / Z 6II / Z 7II
Inputs/Outputs
USB I/O
1 x USB-C Female Input/Output
Power
Power Source
Battery
Battery Type
2x AA
Physical
Mounting
1x ARRI Rosette
Color
Black
Material of Construction
Plastic
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.88 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
6.5 x 5.3 x 5.1"
Nikon MC-N10 Reviews
Control of camera without touching it
By ARTURO
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-12-28
Fantastic addition to the ability to use many of the controls over a Nikon Z series camera while not directly touching the camera itself! I usually mount it to the bar handle on my fluid head and can control focus as well as zooming functions without having to awkwardly use the buttons on the camera itself, which can result in shaking and/or jerky movement while filming. This can also be used for still photography purposes, particularly in sports or wildlife tracking situations to great effect.
Great for video capture but needs improvements
By Hybrid Creator
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2025-01-02
This is a handy remote grip if you are doing video capture on a gimbal or mounted on a tripod. A USB-C cable is required for use. Depending on location of the camera to MC-N10, the supplied cable may be a little short. The price is quite significant for what appears to be a limited use item. Using it will take a little to get accustomed to; the F1 and F2 buttons are rather small and would be better if they were the same size and placement as they are on the Z camera bodies. This goes for the exposure compensation button as well; the placement is not the same as the camera bodies. You'll have to adjust your muscle memory to use the remote grip. If you don't already have the proper connector or adapter, you'll need to buy one to use the rosette connection of the remote grip. All in all, I need it, so I'll use it to reduce and eliminate the need to touch the camera bodies while recording video or getting a gimbal shot set up. I also hope an updated version will be made that aligns better to the camera bodies so there won't be a need to hunt for buttons or look away while you have a shot composed. Giving it 3 stars for the price and button location/size.
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Referencing my earlier question (will the MC-N10 ...
Referencing my earlier question (will the MC-N10 be able to control the powered zoom on the 12-28 zoom lens?) … is the Z30 a compatible camera for the Mc-n10 with this zoom?
Asked by: Mark
The Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip is not compatible with the Z30 camera.
Answered by: Dan W
Date published: 2024-08-18
Will this have remote zoom functionalities?
Will this have remote zoom functionalities?
Asked by: rob
Yes, it will work with the digital zoom on the z9 (and I assume z8) if you assign the front two custom buttons to it.
Answered by: Michael
Date published: 2023-06-14
will the MC-N10 be able to control the powered ...
will the MC-N10 be able to control the powered zoom on the 12-28 zoom lens?
Asked by: Mark
Is the Z30 using the 12-28 zoom a compatible camera?
Answered by: Mark
Date published: 2023-10-31
What is the best way to attach the MC-N10 to a ...
What is the best way to attach the MC-N10 to a Manfrotto 608 fluid head?
Asked by: John
The best way to attach the Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip to a Manfrotto 608 fluid head is to remove the original Manfrotto pan bar and replace it with an ARRI rosette extension or bracket. Then attach the Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip's rosette with the new ARRI rosette and attach them. Finally, connect the USB cable to your camera (camera must be off before doing this).
Answered by: Boyd H
Date published: 2025-10-24
Is a USB cable to interface with the camera ...
Is a USB cable to interface with the camera included?
Asked by: Vladimir
Yes, the Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip comes with the USB-C cable.
Answered by: Yaakov
Date published: 2023-02-14
Can this be used in conjunction with my 5" Ninja ...
Can this be used in conjunction with my 5" Ninja V+ monitor? I don't see anyone in the video using an accessory monitor, oddly..
Asked by: Joe
Yes, you can use the 5" Ninja V+ monitor in conjunction with the Nikon MC-N10 Remote Grip as they use different input/output ports. The remote grip uses USB-C while the ninja uses HDMI.
Answered by: Collin K
Date published: 2024-05-20
Will the MC-N10 will be compatible with the Nikon ...
Will the MC-N10 will be compatible with the Nikon Zr ?
Asked by: Guillaume
Yes, it connects and functions. However, I would say itâs not entirely optimized for use with a ZR in the current firmware version. From a hardware perspective; there is no zoom rocker, and the custom buttons mirror the buttons on camera. (I.e., they arenât additional buttons that can be programmed separately like an FZ6/FX9 grip.) Also, the power switch on the grip (that looks like a traditional Nikon power switch) seems to only power the grip and does not control camera power. Another quirk is that the 5D pads donât rotate with the camera interface â if youâre using the camera in portrait (which is arguably one of the best use cases for justifying the extra bulk of this grip), the 5D pad is still navigating in landscape. Similar to the dials on the ZR body, you canât independently program the dials on the grip â you can only swap shutter/aperture. Iâve found it easy to accidentally bump the shutter speed/angle, which is not ideal for video. Finally; the OEM USB cable that comes with the grip is oddly long on the connector ends. Iâd recommend an L-connector to reduce the risk of damaging the ports on both the grip and the ZR.
Answered by: Joshua
Date published: 2026-05-29
it's good for z6?
it's good for z6?
Asked by: meir
Yes, after upgrading to FW 3.6 on the Z6, which added support for MC-N10 remote grip.
