This Tutorial shows you how to use ControlMyNikon’s Sound Trigger to capture images when a sound is detected with a microphone. ControlMyNikon allows you to remotely control your Nikon DSLR with your PC. For more information, check out www.controlmyikon.com
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Just an unboxing of my new T2i
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7 responses to “Using Sound Triggers”
This is the US version (T2I) and the Europe version is the 550D. Only different names 🙂
why doesnt yours say 550D at front?
I know I said that and I didn’t think I needed it until like a week into having the camera and wanting to know how to do exposure bracketing for HDR. After that I’ve been reading the manual constantly.
Thanks for the advice though. =)
DUDE!!
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Always read your instruction manual.
It may seem trivial, especially if your affluent with technology,
but there is always more to learn.
You should read the manual of any new product you buy, but especially any product as intricate as a DSLR!!
READ YOUR MANUALS KIDS!
Well I got a 4 year insurance/replacment plan with it which was about $300 more and all together it was like $1300
Camera-$900 ($899.99 really)
SD-$50 (about $44)
Insurance-$300
MD Sales Tax-%50 (6%)
How much was everything at the end?
Sweet cam. 😛