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Jessica writes - "I came up with this idea after reading a previous Make post about another Canon project...I went out and bought a photoresistor and a relay, and after a few minutes with the soldiering iron, I had built myself a light activated shutter release. I then rigged up the following "studio", and proceeded to take a few hundred photos of milk splashing in a pan filled with lots more milk." - Link.
Light activated shutter release for Canon DSLR cameras
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jun 30, 2006 11:57 AM
DIY Projects, Imaging |
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