Introduction: APCC DSLR Controller
Project info:
CPU Atmega 328P, Arduino
84x48 graphic LCD with backlight
IR & Wire photo camera trigger
2x Wire Flash Trigger
onboard light/sound sensor or 2x external sensor
2x digital IN/OUT
timelapes function
onboard RTC clock
onboard buzzer
opensurce, firmware upgragade
The APCC is a camera and a flash trigger.
It has sound and light sensor internally. It has time lapse function.
Can make high speed flash synchronization (~80% succes)
More pictures with my DSLR Controller
SCH, PCB on my web site APCC DIY, download section.
Arduino source code
CPU Atmega 328P, Arduino
84x48 graphic LCD with backlight
IR & Wire photo camera trigger
2x Wire Flash Trigger
onboard light/sound sensor or 2x external sensor
2x digital IN/OUT
timelapes function
onboard RTC clock
onboard buzzer
opensurce, firmware upgragade
The APCC is a camera and a flash trigger.
It has sound and light sensor internally. It has time lapse function.
Can make high speed flash synchronization (~80% succes)
More pictures with my DSLR Controller
SCH, PCB on my web site APCC DIY, download section.
Arduino source code
10 Comments
10 years ago on Introduction
Can't seem to compile this thing. Anyone been successful or have the hex file they can share?
11 years ago on Introduction
Any chance you can sell me a ready made one :D
Reply 10 years ago on Introduction
sorry no, actually i am out of this project
if you are interested to continue this project, make me an offer (device+software)
12 years ago on Introduction
The link to the firmware is broken... Is there another place to download the firmware? thanks
Reply 11 years ago on Introduction
i Fix it!
http://www.apcc.tk/downloads/category/1-apcc
12 years ago on Introduction
I was thinking about building something like this,. except I was going to include an area of breadboard, so I could integrate task-specific triggers.
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
I think that two digital and two analog inputs are sufficient to any external trigger, now i am working in external sound, light and photogate trigger.
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
Yes, but where do you build your external trigger?
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
I finished an external sound sensor: http://apcc.tk/index.php/photo-galery/category/16-appc-sensors
Reply 12 years ago on Introduction
The power for the sensor is provided by the APPC, via 3.5 stereo jack (1pin gnd, 1pin 5v 1pin signal)