Jack Howard, Photographer, Photo Editor
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Central Jersey | NJ | USA | Posted: 7:54 AM on 03.11.10 |
->> Christian Bloch and Steve Chapman of HDRLabs just launched a walkthrough of how to turn a Nintendo DS into a powerful camera remote for HDRI, Pano, Time lapse, sound triggering, and more.
http://hdrlabs.com/news/index.php?id=7667132429394972276
It requires some DIY gene splicing of a Nintendo cartridge and your camera's brand of remote trigger, but this is pretty cool stuff, especially since it is open source.
These guys use HDRI, sIBL and CGI for top movies and TV shows, so they've got some serious street cred both among photographers and cinematographers.
Me, not sure if I hate soldering, circuit boards, or code more, but I'm excited about the potential of this. |
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