This is an interesting and unusual product from Nikon, the first of its kind. Think of a Nikon mirrorless camera and then cut away the grip portion of it, along with the dials and buttons associated with that section. The result is a unique device that is a hybrid of both a grip and a remote-control unit, hence its name, the ‘Remote Grip’.
The MC-N10 features the main-command dial, the sub-selector (commonly known as the joystick), AF-ON, Menu, and playback buttons on its rear side. On the top and front, you’ll find the sub-command dial, On/Off switch, and shutter release. Additionally, there are recording, ISO, and exposure compensation buttons. Two function buttons, Fn1 and Fn2, located on the inner side of the grip, can be customized. Essentially, all controls accessible…
