Theeun_Holy
New Member
Hello,
I apologize in advance in these are "noob" questions.
I am looking for some help with a hobby project that involves quite a few samsung S-Series digital cameras. They have lot's of nifty features on them, but do not have a remote trigger/flash option (there basic point & shoot models) I would like to wire in a IR or RF receiver to each of them just to fire the shutter/auto focus. I have taken one of the cameras apart and have a pretty good idea where the neg/pos are too fire the shutter
(....I think.) Since there are a ton of various cheap gadgets out there that can transmit IR or RF signals (IR remotes, ATI's RF remote, toys, etc,.) I am thinking the easiest route might be to find and/or modifiy a IR or RF receiver (2-ch minimum, I'm guessing) that will match up with a transmitting devices signal. I can tell there are a lot of knowledgeable people here, anyone have any particular device suggestions? or "simple" schematic diagrams or ideas to get me going in the right direction? any input would be appreciated, Thanks!
I apologize in advance in these are "noob" questions.
I am looking for some help with a hobby project that involves quite a few samsung S-Series digital cameras. They have lot's of nifty features on them, but do not have a remote trigger/flash option (there basic point & shoot models) I would like to wire in a IR or RF receiver to each of them just to fire the shutter/auto focus. I have taken one of the cameras apart and have a pretty good idea where the neg/pos are too fire the shutter
(....I think.) Since there are a ton of various cheap gadgets out there that can transmit IR or RF signals (IR remotes, ATI's RF remote, toys, etc,.) I am thinking the easiest route might be to find and/or modifiy a IR or RF receiver (2-ch minimum, I'm guessing) that will match up with a transmitting devices signal. I can tell there are a lot of knowledgeable people here, anyone have any particular device suggestions? or "simple" schematic diagrams or ideas to get me going in the right direction? any input would be appreciated, Thanks!