cool. but not very practical :S
if your camera has infrared. you can use this intervalometer: tempus.bymac.org
If there is no infrared input on your camera, you can use this wireless intervalometer: tempusALL.bymac.org
bymacorg 7 months ago
Brilliant! Are your schematics and source code available? I would love to try this out and/or help add features. I would love to add a feature for sensing lightning to take photos of lightning strikes as well.
punisherawr 2 years ago
Sadly the source is long gone, it was also a pretty impressive mess.
It's on the list of programs to rewrite at some point.
BeigeMatchbox 2 years ago
Great project! A brilliant use for the arduino!
AndrewFaulds 2 years ago
Great project! How long did it take?
I wish my D40 had a 2.5mm jack for the shutter release, I'm now trying to find out the details about the IR interface
josealb2 2 years ago
Awesome demonstration! Will you be offering the source code and build instructions for this?
1979Iceman 2 years ago
cool. but not very practical :S
if your camera has infrared. you can use this intervalometer: tempus.bymac.org
If there is no infrared input on your camera, you can use this wireless intervalometer: tempusALL.bymac.org
bymacorg 7 months ago
Brilliant! Are your schematics and source code available? I would love to try this out and/or help add features. I would love to add a feature for sensing lightning to take photos of lightning strikes as well.
punisherawr 2 years ago
Sadly the source is long gone, it was also a pretty impressive mess.
It's on the list of programs to rewrite at some point.
BeigeMatchbox 2 years ago
Great project! A brilliant use for the arduino!
AndrewFaulds 2 years ago
Great project! How long did it take?
I wish my D40 had a 2.5mm jack for the shutter release, I'm now trying to find out the details about the IR interface
josealb2 2 years ago
Awesome demonstration! Will you be offering the source code and build instructions for this?
1979Iceman 2 years ago