After taking a single photo, remotely triggered by another Android device, in this week’s Android customization post, let’s dial things back a little, but still play with the camera.

The ability to control your camera wirelessly through your smartphone definitely comes in handy when taking group shots, night shots when a slower shutter speed is required, time-lapse videos or the e ...

The enclosure contains a 3.5-mm audio connector (J1) to enable a direct connection with the remote flash by a standard 3.5-mm sync cable (see the connection diagram shown below). About Off-Camera ...

Pulse is a remote camera trigger which lets you control a DSLR from a smartphone, and adjust settings wirelessly. Pulse is currently on Kickstarter, where it exceeded its funding target in just ...

The CamBuddy takes five triggered modes off-camera, controlling sound, light and laser shots as well as time lapses and remote live view.

The remote also supports a Sound Mode that will trigger your camera to snap a picture as soon as a sound such as a popping balloon, breaking glass, or other noise is made.

DIY web site Instructables details how to turn a $3 hands-free phone headset into a remote shutter trigger for your digital camera. The trigger described in the tutorial should work with most ...

Been wondering how to devise a low-cost remote trigger for your point-and-shoot camera? All you need is an electronic air-freshener, a screwdriver, some plywood, a few screws and some basic carpentry.

11 thoughts on “ Remote Camera Trigger Built From Air Freshener Parts ” echodelta says: February 4, 2011 at 5:33 am Stink-bombs. Helping ...

Remote camera apps enable creatives to trigger a camera using a smartphone – but these apps are often littered with connectivity issues and limited features. I’ve lost count of the times that ...