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Nikon digital SLR shutter release, with a TV remote! [JPG INSIDE]
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I have a D50 and I like to take long exposures, I have not taken with the D50 as I never knew how to take anything longer then 30sec...
I ran across an article on nikonians.com about using a universal remote to replace the nikon IR shutter release. I dug around my junk drawer and found my old universal remote, luckily found the TV codes online and in no time I had my universal remote remotely releasing the shutter on my D50!
SO, I know there are a lot of D50/D40/D70 owners here, so get a universal remote and try the codes related to sears Tv's... the one listed on nikonians was code 1066, mine was 066, it depends on the remote though...
anyways, post up some long exposure pictures to inspire me to take some!
Zach
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this was my inspiration to look into the shutter release
these are from another board I visit...
Zach
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Nice. I didn't realise the D50 had a built in IR shutter release receiver.
That is pretty nifty.
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Can you post a link to the orignal nikonians info? This sounds like a neat trick. I have a d70 and a d200.
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I don't think Nikon put the IR receiver in the D200. I don't really understand why, as it is something I use all the time in my D80.
SAm
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So how do those pics with the sparkler work?
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One guy stands still(the guy you see) another guy moves the sparkler in a path(we don't see him because it's dark and he's moving to fast).
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"Microsoft is a cross between the Borg and the Ferengi. Unfortunately, they use Borg to do their marketing and Ferengi to do their programming." Simon Slavin
Me on Flickr.
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Wow, cszar2001 those are awesome!
here is the link to the nikonians.com thread
http://www.nikonians.org/dcforum/DCF...86/2298.html#5
apparently it was discovered because they were once very hard to get, and I did not want to spend any money, plus I had an old remote in my junk drawer...
keep the pics coming!
Zach
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Great shots cszar!
Any hacks for a D80 wired shutter release? I need to look them up.
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Join Date: Mar 2001
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Ahahaha
Nikonians are the saddest bunch of nerds I've come across. They're not into photograpy, they're into being Nikon-nerds.
A waste of time for people who are actually interested in *photography* as opposed to tech-whoring.
Yes, I have a Nikon D80. Love it. Yet I'm in it for the photos, not the camera.
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