gartnl
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Played with the remote and used the setup in this link:
http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=9433011 . There's also a thread somewhere showing a reflector from scoth metal tape.
Since I now bought a very cheap one, I'm gonna take the led out and attach it to a wire. than I can put just the led in front of the sensor, and use the remote as a handheld release. I still have plans to build a dedicated remote using a single pic microcontroller ... but hey: it's summer, got to leave something for the winter.
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http://forums.dpreview.com/forums/read.asp?forum=1034&message=9433011 . There's also a thread somewhere showing a reflector from scoth metal tape.
Since I now bought a very cheap one, I'm gonna take the led out and attach it to a wire. than I can put just the led in front of the sensor, and use the remote as a handheld release. I still have plans to build a dedicated remote using a single pic microcontroller ... but hey: it's summer, got to leave something for the winter.
--As for this thread, thx for the tip. I just had an extra remoteit does?
a lot of guys advertize their stuff their .. don't mean to advert
but just as a remark
convieniently lying around (Philips) and it worked with the
aforementioned code 0038. Now if I only could a smaller one...
btw. tested the remote outside, and the range seems to around 8
meters. Also for landscape shooting purposes, I too might need to
make some construction to get the remote work from behind of the
camera. Maybe some bent, thin metal plate attached between the
camera and the tripod plate? Ideas anyone?
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from F 8 0 1 to D 7 0 is a small step ..