MAKE Flickr photo pool member Simple Simon writes –
“Mid level digital cameras usually don’t allow for remote shutter control. This Frankenstein addition will trigger the shutter on any camera. It was built with time-lapse movies in mind.” – Link.
From the pages of MAKE:
- Kite Aerial Photography. To take pictures from a kite, you need three things: a kite, a camera, and a special rig that attaches the camera to the kiteline and activates the shutter button on the camera. Here’s how to do it. MAKE 01 – Page 50. Subscribers–read this article now in your digital edition or get MAKE 01.
- Single-Use Digicam for Kite Aerial Photography. A simple, lightweight timer circuit triggers a shot every minute. MAKE 02 – Page 130. Subscribers–read this article now in your digital edition or get MAKE 02.
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Another but probably less robust way to do this is to just velcro a small RC servo right over the shutter button. I did this for my KAP rig so that I can use an airplane radio to flip the switch. The servo is plastic so it won’t damage the shutter though it requires some adjusting to make sure it triggers every time.