Sony NEX-5 iPhone Remote Shutter App
bikr posted a proof of concept for Apple for the upcoming Sony NEX-5 remote shutter release app for the Apple iPhone.
The App sends the Sony NEX-5 an IR signal through a transmitter connected to the iPhone. Two shutter release signals can be sent, immediate release and with a 2 second delay. The Sony NEX-5 remote below has the same capability.
The Sony NEX-5 iPhone Remote Shutter App should also be able to control other Sony Alpha cameras with IR receivers. The NexRemote App will be in the iPhone App Store soon.
A suggestion would be to make it an intervalometer App for time lapse photography.
A suggestion would be to make it an intervalometer App for time lapse photography.
Hey there! Thanks for the post!! Check out version 2.0!! Which will be submitted within a day or so!!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T-mdVA7iXc
Where do I get a proven description how to build such a dongle?
ReplyDeleteI followed the instruction in the app store and also tested some other tutorials but they were all not working with NexRemote.
Reasons could be that my led is inappropriate (which i ripped off an old remote) or the headphones I used are inappropriate. I actually used some old iPod earphones where I had to burn down the coating before soldering.
I would be really happy about a good tutorial.
In the information in the internet is very mixed. Some say: take two leds; some say: you need an additional resistor; some say: use ground an insulated; some say use both insulated wires and leave out ground ....
eBay has these IR dongles for $10 USD.
ReplyDeletei would appreciate a tutoril on how to make the ir dongle for this exact app. I have already bought 2 and it still doesnt work. Kind of getting frustrated here =/
ReplyDeletehttp://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Infrared-transmitter-for-iPhone-iPod/
DeleteI would like to know if this is compatible with the sony alpha nex c3 camera??
ReplyDeleteNEX-C3 or the NEX-3 cameras do not have infrared receivers so this will not work.
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