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# DIY-IR-intervalometer-for-Canon-EOS-M3
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=52M5GOIqqW0
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This device send an IR signal for a Canon camera and can be used as a remote and intervalometer. Should work with Canon cameras that have an IR receiver.
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Or you can replace LED with a transistor and adapt the device and program to work with cameras that accept a stereo (3 pole) 2.5 mm jack plug.
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Also, you can adapt the program to work with Nikon cameras too! Here is a link to a tutorial from adafruit. (I don't have a Nikon camera to test it ...)
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