The best camera trigger till date?

This device takes high speed photgraphy to the next level.. other perks included, must watch!

Kickstarter page: *www.kickstarter.com/projects/nerotrigger/miops-smartphone-controllable-high-speed-camera-tr

Is it taking away all the fun in the effort we put ? Or is it just pushing the limits of photogrphy ?

eitherway I really want my hands on tht

That's an impressive piece of machine. But how much it's gonna cost?

Awesome thing...

nac said:
That's an impressive piece of machine. But how much it's gonna cost?

It might be around 200$ according to the kickstarter pledges..

axelzdly1 said:
It might be around 200$ according to the kickstarter pledges..

I will get the Chinese version of this then

Good heavens, I want this, I sooo want this, but first, I need a SLR

[MENTION=121890]kaz[/MENTION] I forgot the device name but there is also an awesome remote for time lapse videos. Compatible with D5200. It was in kick starter but damn I forgot the name

kickstarter is the place for Impressive tech, damn that is drool worthy

nomad47 said:
[MENTION=121890]kaz[/MENTION] I forgot the device name but there is also an awesome remote for time lapse videos. Compatible with D5200. It was in kick starter but damn I forgot the name

But D5200 already has inbuilt intervalometer to click pics automatically for a given time duration...

kaz said:
But D5200 already has inbuilt intervalometer to click pics automatically for a given time duration...

Yes. I use it for star trails

But the one am talking about is more versatile, with much more customizing options. You can program it using an android smartphone and mount on the hotshoe

nomad47 said:
Yes. I use it for star trails
But the one am talking about is more versatile, with much more customizing options. You can program it using an android smartphone and mount on the hotshoe

I don't see much stars these days because of pollution :cry:

kaz said:
I don't see much stars these days because of pollution

Same here. Also the lights of the city makes it impossible.

nomad47 said:
Same here. Also the lights of the city makes it impossible.

2days back, I saw lots of stars after so many years, but then the clouds came...Actually, in 4years of engineering I didn't see any star at that place

well i see stars & moon most of the time. btw, that is something very impressive but i need a slr first

My camera has only got max of 30s exposure....doesnt.cut much. I gotta get.a remote trigger.
Getting a trail in metro cities is a dream anyways.
I have seen people get milky way very clearly in hills though.

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The trigger comes with a flash cable and a camera cable of your choice.