471. Christmas Shopping
Spent the last few days doing last minute shopping. While getting the goodies, got myself a new tripod and a wireless remote switch (Canon RC-1) for the camera (It'll arrive in 2 weeks). Watched Eragon as well. Perhaps my expectation for the show was too high. Felt the show was rather corny. Got bored after a while.
Finally had the chance to really listen to foreplay's album, X & the tribute to Luther Vandross. Both albums are excellent. Wee stole my Carpenter's album though.
After doing some research online, found the white paper on the Canon's RS-60E3 remote switch detailing the circuit.
Activity = Connection
No press = Open circuit
Half-press = Sleeve + Ring
Full press = Sleeve + Ring + Tip
Figured it's straight forward enough. So made my own. :) Heh heh, free wired remote switch for my camera! :D
Ran into Pragas, Jimmy & Joanne @ Queensbay while on my last minute shopping thingy. They're carolling with their church group. Ahh, miss those days when life was much simpler :P
Spent the last few days doing last minute shopping. While getting the goodies, got myself a new tripod and a wireless remote switch (Canon RC-1) for the camera (It'll arrive in 2 weeks). Watched Eragon as well. Perhaps my expectation for the show was too high. Felt the show was rather corny. Got bored after a while.
Finally had the chance to really listen to foreplay's album, X & the tribute to Luther Vandross. Both albums are excellent. Wee stole my Carpenter's album though.
After doing some research online, found the white paper on the Canon's RS-60E3 remote switch detailing the circuit.
Activity = Connection
No press = Open circuit
Half-press = Sleeve + Ring
Full press = Sleeve + Ring + Tip
Figured it's straight forward enough. So made my own. :) Heh heh, free wired remote switch for my camera! :D
Ran into Pragas, Jimmy & Joanne @ Queensbay while on my last minute shopping thingy. They're carolling with their church group. Ahh, miss those days when life was much simpler :P
My new tripod; My homemade remote switch for the Canon 400D
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