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I'm building a motor drive cable for my pocket wizard to fire a EOS Rebel (XT(i)). The idea is to set it up high with a wide angle lens over a strobist event and key the camera to a shooting station's PW channel to automatically record setup shots for each shot.
Here is the superclamp + ball head setup being tested in my shop. This is gonna open up some cool possibilities at the next garage shoot.
(Side note: Can you believe this much noise is from shooting at ISO400? I'll never buy another camera with a Sony sensor in it again).
27" flat screen, picture in picture, S video and front AV inputs, universal remote control, parental controls and timer; 10 years old, works great!
Perfect for playroom/basement/video games
Not exactly the prettiest remote, but I think I really dig using my iPad and/or iPhone as a remote control for my TV.
The Virginia Dental Association Missions of Mercy held their free dental clinic at the UVA Wise Convocation Center this weekend in Wise, Virginia. This event is seperate from the Remote Area Medical event at the Wise County Fairgrounds which also offers free dental care.
From left to right:
Regent Surround Sound Speaker Set remote
Admiral Mono VCR remote
Comcast cable remote (used to control the TV and VCR)
Sanyo TV remote
Nikon D70, Sigma 12-24.
Camera is attached to ceiling with Impact Super Clamp. Triggered by IR Remote ML-L3.
2 SB-26 attached to ceiling with Spring Clamp, and aux-powered by Nikon SD-8.
Flashes syncs with alienbees cybersync. Not a single misfire. Thanks Paul C Buff! )
See this and this for detailed setup shoots.
If you are interested in print purchase, send me the flickr mail or contact via roman@makhmutov.com.
Times Herald-Record Staff Photographer Chet Gordon's remote Nikon D-1X camera with a 10.5mm f/2.8AF fisheye lens prior to the United States Military Academy's 2010 Graduation and Commissioning Ceremony at Michie Stadium in West Point, NY on Saturday, May 22, 2010. This camera is installed primarily to capture a low-angle view of the cadet's traditional "hat toss." President Barack Obama delivered the commencement address as 1,002 cadets received their diplomas and were commissioned as 2nd. Lieutenants in the U.S. Army. Times Herald Record/CHET GORDON
Downloaded the remote app for my HTC phone, just had to put in the Lan IP and port number. Also had to upload Ethtool with some code - wiki.xbmc.org/index.php?title=HOW-TO_set_up_Wake-On-Lan_(...
This is to activate the Wake On Lan feature. The motherboard on the PC alows WOL, this alows the PC to be turned remotely by sending a "magic packet" massage by the internet or home network. WOL had to be activated in the BIOS too.
Mobile libraries were a great thing in the days kids in remote areas had limited access to reading materials. You wonder what the point is in these days of the internet. Fixed libraries seem to be turning themselves into internet cafés. I wonder if the mobile version will be able to adapt.
In my area, technically suburban but pretty rural in fact, the library comes round once a week. Great service, no customers today. Maybe next week.
Outside-inside view of Remote test session, using Internet, done on Wednesday 8 feb 2017. Test was begun in late afternoon since the Moon (11 day-old) was visible in the sky. Conditions were bad, however, with wind and considerable atmospheric turbulence. After two hours, the sky suddendly became overcast, putting an end to the session.
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Vue intérieure-extérieure d'un séance Remote test, employant l'Internet, réalisée le mercredi 8 février 2017. Celle-ci fut commencée en fin d'après-midi puisque la Lune (de 11 jours) était visible dans le ciel. Les conditions, par contre, étaient mauvaises, avec un temps venteux et beaucoup de turbulence atmosphérique. Au bout de deux heures, le ciel s'est soudainement couvert pour mettre fin à la séance.
Here a picture of our 'seaside garden', 6 km from the sea! I've blogged the design decisions and details here: bellgirl.com.au/2010/08/remote-seaside-gardening.html
Sunny got me the Xbox 360 Logitech Harmony remote for Christmas, it's awesome, and replaces all the other remotes shown.
This is the front of the cannibalized VCR front-end, I used it as the button/switch were already soldered on it, but you can use anything for that.
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This is a homemade EOS remote control, to take shot from a distance and use it as bulb.
It's based on this schema and should have the similar functionality as a RS-60E3.
The cost is virtually null except for the connectors (see the note on the photos) as you need a 2.5mm connector which is not very standard.
The material used is:
- 1 switch and 2 buttons all already soldered on the front of a cannibalized VCR (power switch+two control buttons) FREE
- 1 3.5mm jack from an old pair of earphones FREE
- 1 old Mini-Disk box
- 1 2.5mm male to 3.5mm female jack connector, ~3.5£/6.5$
- optionally a 3.5 jack extension (2m) lead, ~2£
The connectors where found at a normal "media" shop that sells CDs, earphones, etc...
Tiny house deep in the northern reserve - probably something to do with an old cocoa plantation? (doesn't look like the grand dwellings built by more recent incomers)
ps challenge friday group - I'm catching up!!! - but thanks for having excellent themes while I was away, even without knowing I could find photos to match them :)