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DIY Remote Shutter Release
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Stored in: Tools
Posted On: October 09 2007
By: Brittney Bush
Photo © Grumpy Chris
All the world has probably seen this already, since it showed up on Lifehacker this morning, but I thought I'd share it here just in case I really wasn't the last person on earth to start reading that blog. Flickr user Dave Schlier has figured out a way to modify an old computer mouse into a remote shutter release for certain cameras. All you need is a mouse, a stereo jack, some wire, and soldering tools. Oh, and the directions.
Happy hacking!
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