Arduino clone DSLR Camera Remote control signal

Hello, Have a Great day. We are startup company offering services in Electronics Design and fabrication. We have 2 alternates. 1. To convert existing IR remote to RF remote. 2. Using arduino we caontrol the camera. As Option 2 is desireable, we will need more details, Please feel free to contact and to start a chat. We will help you in getting this done. looking for the positive response. Regards, Shahbaz.

I have some experience working with Arduino, connect with some sensor to get temperature and pressure. Hope that I will help you to sovle the problem. Please contact me.

Hi, I am ready for this job. I will capture all the remote press data from arduino + sensor, and later produce this from arduino + led. I have already done arduino + remote control project for TV. Please reply if you consider. Thanks, Sam

I think I can support you for copy IR remote control. the arduino will have 2 mode. 1. learn IR code 2. Operate but how you control arduino to send the code? by button or any sensor?

Hello. I can provide Arduino code for Cannon DSLR by IR channel. By bid includes code only. It will replicate commands as an original RC. We can discuss the project in detail. Do you need additional functions? Regards, Bogdan.

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Hello, There is an example on the web that covers that. I can offer you the link to the example, guidance through the example and fix of any bug that might happen in the process. It is extremely easy task, and it shouldn't take more than 1 hour to implement (including bug fixes). If you have any extra information or any question don't hesitate to ask. Best Regards, Mihail Vrachanski

I'm an Electrical Engineer in Communications and Electronics. I have experience in microcontrollers programming, including PIC and AVR. Additionally I have worked with Arduino (I own one) and Raspberry-pi boards and have designed many PIC-based boards for solving specific industry tasks and several independent projects. I hope to help you with the design and development, if you have any question or concern don't hesitate to let me know.

Hi. Your project is interesting. I'll build prototype arduino remote control dslr and send video working prototype to you. Hope to work with you. Thanks.

Hi, This is Dhaval, Firmware Programmer. Have hands on with arduino and other stuffs. Interested to help you in arduino based Camera Control. Dhaval

Hi i know how can we do this, please contact for details. Can complete your project very fast. Thank you

I'll write the code and send it back to u in just one day I'll guide u through the connection as well just ill need you to test it for me ,cuz i dont have the same DSLR camera neither the shutter control signal

Hello Sir/Madam, its easy can be done in 1 day Award and get it done in less than a day thank you

I understand your project. If you want me to teach you how to do the project I will do teach you with this proposal. but if you need me to do the entire project the proposal will be changed but I can complete within the given time. Thank you. please view my portfolio if you're doubted my real skills. I am new to freelancing. Thanks.

If i understand well, you have a remote control and an infrared sensor that can both trigger the camera to take a picture ? If so it should be very easy to do.

I am assuming that you are familiar with soldering and can solder on dot-matrix PCBs. If not I can still help you out. First of all using infrared system is not recommended since it is ambient temparature dependent and during daylight/bright settings, the sensors don't perform as expected as well as their designed range in not very good.(the reason is that infrared signals are basically heat waves which the sun messes up if u are outside) I bielieve that we can take another approach to solve your problem - Radio Frequency. The benefits you get are - longer range (upto 100 metres), lesser distortion, and most importantly, ability to work in any condition. Look out for some cheap RF Rx/Tx 434MHz module(receiver and transmitter pair) and a decoder/encoder pair like HT12D/E(google it). All components(EXcluding soldering equipment and PCB) should cost you no more than 10euro. If you can get your hands on these, we can get started and ill help u by providing a schematic and steps. It will be way cooler to build as well as save ur trusty arduino for other projects.