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Re: Scope camera mod.
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- Subject: Re: Scope camera mod.
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- Date: Wed, 12 Oct 2005 15:00:37 -0600
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Original poster: Steve Conner <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
I don't see an easy way to sync the scope's one-shot with
triggering the (new) camera. There has to be a connection for
triggering the scope from the C53
I believe the camera ought to do two things-
Arm the scope's single sweep mode automatically when you open the
shutter (or vice versa- open the shutter when you arm the single
sweep) so the film captures exactly one sweep.
Turn the graticule light off while the shutter is open, apart from a
short blink just long enough to write the image on the film.
On my R7603 there are three little contacts to the right of the
screen and I guess this is what they are for- ground plus each of
these two functions.
If your digital camera had a cable release input (mine does) and the
C53 had an electromechanical shutter, it should be as easy as
connecting a relay coil to the shutter coil and having the relay
contacts trigger the camera's cable release button. The camera would
be set to "B" so it exposed for as long as the C53 told it to.
(presumably the C53 closes its shutter after the single sweep fires.)
Steve Conner
http://www.scopeboy.com/