Remote Camera Trigger
How to create a mechanical shutter release for your digital point & shoot camera
Most cameras these days offer some kind of built-in WiFI or Bluetooth control that allows you to fire your camera from an app on your…
DIYP reviews the MIOPS Splash water drop photography kit
In the world of photography, water droplets are something of a rite of passage. It’s the perfect rainy day photography project and one that many of…
Triggertrap Mobile camera-control dongle goes Open Source
Over the course of its life, Triggertrap has had a pretty eventful journey. Triggertrap started life as an Open Source universal camera trigger backed through Kickstarter in 2011….
Hack this £20 keychain arcade into a Canon timelapse remote
What if you could have a keychain sized gadget that will always help you set a timelapse triggering scheme to your Canon? Ilya Titov asked…
MIOPS Mobile turns your smartphone into an advanced camera remote control
Most of us own one or several camera triggers or intervalometers. Some of us might have even built our own Arduino based triggers that utilise various…
A Photo Capturing Both A Rainbow and a Lightning In A Single Exposure
Photographer Greg McCown had a lifelong dream to capture a rainbow and a lightning in a single image. This may seem crazy but if there is…
DIYP Reviews The Max Stone IR Camera Controller
The Max Stone (Amazon | B&H) is a little IR- based camera remote that was successfully funded on kickstarter in February, earlier this year. The Max Stone…
How To Make A Canon DSLR IR Remote Key Chain That You Will Never Lose
IR remotes are great! They are great for selfies; they are great for long exposures where you don’t want to move the camera while pressing…
Pocket Wizard Flex TT5: How To Trigger Nikon Flash With Canon or Trigger Canon Flash With Nikon
Back when I was photographing Ontario’s largest climbing gym, astute readers might have noticed that I was using both Nikon and Canon camera bodies interchangeably,…
Camera Robot Triggers Tiger’s Curiosity – Photos Roar!
Over the last few weeks we shared a few animal photographer stories where either the photographer or the animal (or both) were left unhappy with…



































