[OM] Re: Subtle transition to lighting photography, was: Re: E-410 Kit

[Chuck Norcutt]

Thanks.  I figured it would be something like that.  I also have the 
ADIDT remote and I figured the jack in the side of the unit must be good 
for something.  Now I know.

Now all I've got to do is find that little circuit board.  I know it's 
around here someplace.

Chuck Norcutt

Moose wrote:
> Chuck Norcutt wrote:
>> Well, I have to admit that I know that last trick too.  I used it on 
>> lightning shots the other night but the rain forced me inside before I'd 
>> gotten anything worthwhile.  I guess I'll have to break down and 
>> actually build that lightning detector thing that Bill Brooks designed 
>> and I think Scott Gomez built and documented.  I actually bought a 
>> circuit board but haven't a clue where it is at the moment.  (I can't 
>> even find screw drivers since the move).  But I'll have to figure out 
>> how to interface to the 5D instead of my Winder 1.
>>   
> More than you may need to know is here. 
> http://www.beskeen.com/projects/dslr_serial/dslr_serial.shtml
> 
> I have the ADIDT Chinese made remote described and pictured in the 
> article. Cheesy construction, but works fine. I picked mine up for $6-8 
> additional when buying a couple of other things from jinfinance on the 
> 'Bay. You could chop off the cable and connector or simply use the 
> appropriate miniplug on your lightning detector and plug it into the 
> socket on the side of the remote switch.
> 
> Here's the key piece of info for any of this. 
> http://www.beskeen.com/projects/dslr_serial/wade-n3.jpg
> 
> Moose
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