DIY Sound-Sensitive Camera Trigger Takes Photos at Just the Right Second
If you have a few electronics skills under your belt, you can make an advanced, Arduino-based trigger that responds to sound instead of pressure.Instead of having to place your object on a pressure-sensitive plate, this model works on sound—so the action being photographed needs to produce some sort of noise—but it broadens the number of things you can shoot. It works in a similar way as our previously mentioned model, closing a circuit that sets off a camera flash when it detects a noise. It's a pretty neat photo experiment if you have the necessary tools, so check out the video above for a more detailed explanation (and a few cool demonstrations).
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