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man everything in europe, seems so expensive
you'd think that it's 1usd == 1euro
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Yes. Everything is more expensive specially this kind of electronic equipment (cameras, components and so on)
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Absolutely fantastic pedro, thanks for posting this.
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If You need some help just say!
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How about a wiring diagram? This is very cool. Love that you used a film canister to mount the switches for a digital camera.
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Pedro - how about a wiring and parts diagram.
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How about a shot of the switch on the camera. This is great Pedro, thanks.
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Well that's great - for a tethered approach.
Personally, I prefer the RC-1. Not expensive at all -- and it's wireless!
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Man that's awesome! I might just have to make one when I'm finished with WLC (Warrior Leader's Course).
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For plans and parts.
www.chantalcurrid.com/remoteControl.htm
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Oh, this set is closer by "John T"
An adaptation of my solution using an old film canister
Letter and pictures from John Thurmond (thurmond@MIT.EDU) 6/14/99:
Chantal,
Great page! Very nice of you to post the plans for the canon remote on the 'net. I was about to go buy a RS-60E3, figure it out and return it, but you saved me from having to do that!
I built a remote for my Canon IX Lite (it works for the IX cameras too, apparently), based on your schematic. Mine's a *tiny* bit cheaper, and a little more stylin', so I sent you a couple of pictures of it, in case you want to throw them on the page.
I used a film canister (an advantix film canister, actually) as the case, instead of the Radio Shack box. It feels better in your hand and saves you a couple of bucks. I also used a different switches, mainly for style and ergonomics. The big black toggle works really well and can be easily switched by your thumb while holding the other buttons.
All the parts were bought at radio shack. The big toggle on top is RS#275-648 ($1.99), and the momentary switches are RS#275-1556A ($1.99 for two). Watch out! 275-1556B switches look the same, but are normally closed (which wouldn't work too well!!). I just used a 6' headphone cable (RS#420-2387, $3.99) and cut an end off. Grand total is $11! And extra style points too!
Thanks for the great page!!
-JohnT
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Totally cool with the diagram. Thanks!!
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Thanks deadeyebart. I made it with openffice.
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