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Something I made a while ago, but I had nothing else to upload, so I'm going for the oldies now.
Check the biggie here.
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! )
It works! Built myself a wired remote for my XTi.
See photo for notes.
Right now it only activates the shutter. Eventually I'm going to build a wireless relay using some sort of key ring finder to activate the shutter.
Camera pinout can be found here.
Start here for more info on building your own.
Why would I do this when I could just buy one? Because I can.
EOS-Remote : One of the good point from Canon, no need to pay Exta-remote finder. New i-Pad is the best option for now. Shooting is Easy. Viewing is convenience.
Becareful of shooting Lions by this Canon 6D option,body is not strong enough from attack of lion. Hey this baby can warm up easily while using Wifi+GPS. So I off it.
To get ready to learn the game "Remote-Control Tanks," Ricky Hertz '13, the "navigator" for his team, ties a blindfold on Randy Guzman '13, the "tank." Big Brothers learned a variety of games to keep their freshmen on thier toes.
The Symantec pcAnywhere™ 12.5 Host and Remote Standard License software enables one computer to remotely control and access another computer, establishing a one-to-one connection. Both host and remote components can be installed together on the same computer or separately on different computers. For more information www.symantec.com/norton/symantec-pcanywhere
Slot car racetrack of Fred and Barney made by Azrak Hamway International AHI,1978. Quite rare, especially to find in box. 37 piece Flintmobile Road Race Set
A remote control locomotive shoves a few dozen covered hoppers full of grain back into Springfield Yard.
Life springs up, seemingly out of nowhere, and it continues on, as it has for decades, if not centuries...
Note the terracework, the maximizing of land for agricultural use...
Creator: Comcast
Place: USA
Title: Remote Control 2007
Object Type: Remote Control
Dimensions: 7" x 3.5"
Media Type: Image
File Format: JPEG
Size: 26.3 KB
Dimensions: 336 x 448 pixles
Color: Silver, Black and White
Pok Oi Public School is long closed, yet well maintained.
It served as a base and communications centre for anti-Japanese fighters in WW2.
It is at Cheung Sheung, a hilltop village in Hong Kong's Sai Kung West Country Park.
Low-angle floor remote Canon EOS-1D at the long jump pit during the MHAL 2008 Track& Field Championship at Dietz Stadium in Kingston on Thursday, May 22, 2008. Times Herald-Record/CHET GORDON
Easter bunnies are very secretive creatures. They like to hide their eggs in places where humans can't find them easily. But sometimes, they get tired of the hustle and bustle of the city and the constant threat of being discovered. That's why they retreat to remote islands, where they can relax and enjoy the sun and the sea. But they don't bring all their eggs with them. They only bring a few, just enough to satisfy their sweet tooth. After all, they don't want to spoil their appetite for carrots and lettuce.
Not a great subject, but just showing off my brandnew macro lens, a Tamron AF SP 90/2,8 DI Macro 1:1. I think I'm going to love this lens :D
And I couldn't fucking figure out which one turned on the television...
There were 3 more on top of the tv. None of which worked.
I recently watched two movies.
Both are somewhat obscure and delt with similar themes.
The first was an independent film called "20 Years After" As the title suggests, it took place 20 years after a nuclear war. I would like to give you more information about this film but it's story was so convoluted that it is almost indescribable. Something about a pregnant girl and a guy who is the last radio DJ. Yea, it sucked- please miss this movie.
The second film was an Showtime two-part miniseries remake of the 1959 classic "On The Beach". I loved the original and hoped that a modern retelling, that tried to follow the original novel, might be an interesting watch. Nope. It took double the amount of time to tell the same story. The movies biggest let-down was the in the role of the submarine captain. Originally this part was played by Gregory Peck, a kindly yet strong authority figure. In this version actor Armand Assante plays the same role as almost a bullying thug. The story was truer to the original book but lacked the charm and compassion of the original film.
Skip this one also and re-watch the original.
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