This Tutorial shows you how to use Phidget’s light, infrared and pressure sensors to capture images with ControlMyNikon. ControlMyNikon allows you to remotely control your Nikon DSLR with your PC. For more information, check out www.controlmyikon.com
Nikon D300s
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7 responses to “Using Robotics Sensor Triggers”
this video is beautiful but when i shoot video with my d300s in squash court (indoor light) it gives vertical light waves can some one solve the problem?
it looks like the camera ia autofocusing during video mode, however I am certain that it only work in manual focus, can someone answer the question?
The mic you see in the video is the Rode Stereo mic. It’s pretty cheap, but anything you mount directly on the camera will pick up the noise the camera makes. For better sound buy a good mic, anything really, and just put it on a boom pole away from the camera. But for a tight budget, I guess the Rode stereo mic is pretty good, much better than the mono mic on the body of the camera anyway.
What microphone can I attach above the camera? Like what brand? model number?
@ squeeg19 : tats gonna take me 16 years ha ha ha ha……
farkin epic!!!! its going to take me like 8 years to save for that thing D:
Does anyone know the title of the song?