Programmable timer remote for Canon EOS cameras

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[S00rabh]

How can I do this with my arduino..???

[Frikkadel1980]

Please, can you give me schematics for this project. I need this for the project I'm building

[wexford8595]

can you give me a parts list and pin out on this awsome timer circuit its exactly what i need for my project....please

[gilesvang]

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[dfsc33n]

really cool im getting those push button switches and really need to know fast like does electricity go through them when you push them or does it push down? if it is electric stuff do u know of any that push down?

[jollino]

I'm not sure what you mean, electricity travels close to light speed. Pushing down one of those switches is basically instantaneous, the only thing you need to take care of is using a low-pass filter to debounce it (google for 'debounce'), or do that in software.

[jollino]

Thank you very much. ;)

I am waiting to have some LCD displays delivered so I can replace the LED displays with a single LCD. It would be easier on the battery, I suppose.

Perhaps I might even build these in my free time and sell them, at some point!

[killerpapercut]

Do you have a circuit diagram and/or code for the microcontroller? I would very much like to build one of these.

[jollino]

Not yet, it's still on the breadboard as you see it in the clip (I only replaced the LED displays with a more efficient LCD display). I haven't had much time lately. :(

[infossil]

yes

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very cool!