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Okay it's just a simple remote so why bother taking a picture? Because it's the best remote ever! It's a remote control for my Christmas tree lights. Yeah no more crawling under the tree to plug the lights in.
FINALLY!!!! after a 15 day wait. my new remote came, all the way from Germany. my Panasonic lumix FX30 wont use a infrared so this was the 2nd best option... wanted one for so long, kepped putting it off, ofcourse i havd to try it out as soon as it came , ... no more doing the 10 second dash ,,,,,
IT has a 12M LEAD ! whats that ...46 foot?? i can set my camera up in the garden and dissapear in to the shade and shoot all the lovelys... we have so many in the garden but i alway take so long either focusung or finding the little critters when the lens is pulled right in! .... ive shot some tits already.. we now have wrens and a couple of other birds i have no idea what they are, plus a pr of robins who nest in the yucca tree xx
This time for the technology theme, I gathered up all the TV-related remotes we have in the house. (These control 4 TVs, plus all the related DVRs, TiVos, DVD players and sound systems.) We like our technology here.
Saint Gelynnin's church - high up in the Conwy valley (about a thousand foot up). Where the parish live, I don't know!
A geocache is in the area, hence my photograph. More information at this URL
www.geocaching.com/seek/cache_details.aspx?guid=1feb75a4-...
Taken with Canon S5 IS - Exp-4sec/F2.7/ISO100 - Tripod
Our sleepy little camp in the middle of nowhere
18 Oct 08
Hydraulic remotes on the 4000. I'll eventually want to do some "re-plumbing", but it will work just great for now.
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www.01com.com/imintouch-remote-desktop - You can get a remote desktop connection working on both Macintosh and Windows computers, though there may be different proprietary software that comes with the ability to do this.
This is the clinic on the small mountain run by the Felician sisters I believe that serves the surrounding community.
In my photography class, a girl used her remote while I was moving my camera and tripod and she activated my shutter! I got this rather abstract art shot :-D
Whose are the rights of the shot?
Mk2 of the remote intervalometer thingy for my 7D.
Techy bit:
An atmel attiny13 micro runs some custom firmware that reads a 16 position rotary dip switch and pulses the IR led the canon fire shutter command at the appropriate interval. All run off a 3v coin cell battery that will run continuously for days (Stopped test after 5 or 6).
Need to find a way of showing the dial numbers on the housing so who know what you have set - laser etching it would be cool! Currently mapped intervals or 1 to 30 seconds which should cover me pretty well.
A trial timelapse is in progress right now...