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#Arduino flash trigger v1 – parts list and schematics

So as promised here is the parts list for the first version of the Arduino flash trigger. 1x Atmega 168 or smaller chip with Arduino bootloader preprogrammed (the code compiled is only 4k) 1x 28-pin IC socket (so that you … Continue reading

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#Arduino flash trigger – update 2

So the first prototype board is soldered. All parts are mounted now and everything is working except debug button, I have to find why is that because I couldn’t find any obvious reason. The soldering was OK with only few … Continue reading

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#Arduino flash trigger – update 1

Here are two pictures of the first prototype board for the Arduino flash trigger. Things that I have changed from the last scheme are: removed triggering 3.5mm female connector, instead I have 3-pin connectors to connect wires on one or … Continue reading

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#Arduino -> Flash trigger via laser for watterdrops

Today I have been asked if I can write something about mine Nikon flash Arduino trigger video that I have put on Youtube. And here it is, description, schematics, video and sample pictures. The idea has already been seen on … Continue reading

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Sorting of images by creation date from EXIF

In my working with photographs the first step in postprocessing is moving them from memory card to pc. Usually this is done via Adobe Bridge and it works like a charm, new folders are being created based by date, files … Continue reading

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Almost 100 year old door lock

Here is one picture that I took yesterday of  almost 100 year old door lock on one Swedish church that was built in 1912. Sepia effect and little bit contrast/sharpening was applied in post processing. If you don’t already have … Continue reading

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