Nokia N900 Hacked Into Remotely Controlling Your Nikon DSLR
Posted by blogmeister on
March 1, 2010
Wow. Talk about remote controlling your Nikon DLSR from a mobile phone. Great news from GSMArena. The widget that the guy from DoItDifferent created should also work with other IR-enabled Nikons so it is not only the D40 owners (the camera used for the demo) that should celebrate the news.
And to sweeten and officially seal the deal you can also make the N900 sync its infrared wireless trigger and its LED flash for some creative lighting effects.
Take note. This only works for Nikon DLSR cameras that have the infrared feature. Without it, it won’t work as it is the only thing needed for this remote controlling to operate.
Check out this short video of the N900 and D40 in action:
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One Response to “Nokia N900 Hacked Into Remotely Controlling Your Nikon DSLR”
Nikon vs Canon. I will take Nikon any day of the week. They rule in the Digital SLR market hands down.
By Neil Hultberg on Apr 4, 2010