The trend of DSLR manufacturers to eliminate the shutter remote port.

Has anybody else see the trend of camera makers to eliminate the wired shutter remote port on their entry level DSLR cameras? Nikon quit supplying the remote port with the D3400. The next step up is the D5600 which right now is impossible to find. And, Nikon's new entry level mirrorless camera also does not have a remote port. The entry level Canon DSLR cameras still have a remote port but the M50 II mirrorless does not. I see that recently Sony has dropped their DSLR cameras all together and moving to only mirrorless cameras. At lease Sony's mirrorless offerings all have a remote port.

Everything today seems to be going wireless and app based. I'm sure some bright mind will find a work around for camera trapping purposes.

A wireless camera remote will have separate transmitter and receiver units. The receiver connects to your camera via a cable, while the transmitter is usually the dimensions of a key fob, which you hold in your hand.

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Originally Posted by raynaldo

A wireless camera remote will have separate transmitter and receiver units. The receiver connects to your camera via a cable, while the transmitter is usually the dimensions of a key fob, which you hold in your hand.

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But there is no place on the camera to plug in the receiver.

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Originally Posted by -jeff

But there is no place on the camera to plug in the receiver.

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So sad It would be there.