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What a difference the camera makes. This is basically the same view as the first photo, but with a slightly different perspective in order to avoid having the camera look directly into the sun. Hardware was the gigapn head, modified slightly so that the E510 fits. The L-Bracket I'm using is too heavy (it's a thick pie...
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Toggle Minimize gigapan_commentJL (September 21, 2008, 09:20AM )
Hi John, me not. But some people did, instead of optocoupler they use a reed relay. If you want it, I will make a pic of the little adapter which I putted between the remote and the line from the robot. - Paul
John Opie (September 21, 2008, 07:47AM )
Hi Paul - Hmm, that's a tad beyond my competencies, unless there is some documentation. Have you posted on this in the forum? JohnF
JL (September 21, 2008, 07:39AM )
Hi John, i bougth a cheap remote cable (RM-UC1 compatible) and connected it with two optocouplers and resistors. The remote cable is plugged to the USB connector of the E510. As you should not use AF (to avoid missed pics), it works fine when cam is set to MF. - Paul
John Opie (September 21, 2008, 06:35AM )
Hi Paul - Thanks. I will check in with the forum to document what I'm doing. How did you connect the E510 by wire? I can only see doing via USB... JohnF
JL (September 21, 2008, 06:26AM )
Hi John, I recommend to set the Gigapan shutter to "digital", remove the servo and connect the E510 by wire. It would be nice if you post a pic in the Gigapanforum, when your Gigapan-modding is ready. Before I've got the Gigapan I made my own robot for the E510. ciao Paul