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Sound activated Nikon Camera trigger?
We are doing research work generating airborne magnetoplasmoids, and one
problem has arisen relating to the use of 3 frame/second Nikon Digital SLR camera. How do I trigger the camera to start a series of pictures that begin immediately after the discharge that forms the magnetoplasmoid? My initial idea was to use a feature of the remote control (wire) that would initiate the start upon the sound noise generated by the formation. However, Nikon USA informed me that the output "sound activated box" the remote plugs into for this feature is no longer manufactured or available. Assuming I plug the remote into a homemade circuit, are there any thoughts on what kind of circuit I should use that would trigger this feature from the sharp sound. I am looking for a Radio Shack level of components. I played with the three pin termination (actually banana plugs) and two of them seem to be for a set of plus minus battery terminals, and the other one triggered the camera with two quick touches to the minus terminal. The Nikon Capture 3 program has a glitch so I can't use the firewire to start the event, at least until the Nikon Capture 4 version is shipped to me in two or three months. -- |------------------------------------------------------------| | Paul M. Koloc; Prometheus II, Ltd.; 9903 Cottrell Terrace, | Silver Spring, MD 20903-1927; FX (301) 434-6737: |--PH (301) 445-1075 ; mailto |--Raising Support ; //www.neoteric-research.org |--Grid Power ; //www.prometheus2.net |------------------------------------------------------------| |
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