Hi Jack. Snaperture uses data input by the user to control the timing variables. The user enters the time, in milliseconds, for the interval between the water drop being released and the camera shutter firing. This interval is in real time; there is no delay due to latency, as is found with systems that use Bluetooth to actuate the water solenoid.Hi Piranha . its just interesting. How this product will work or will help when shooting water droplets ?
Bluetooth low energy (BLE) is used to send input data from the smartphone to the unit, setting up the system parameters for triggering. The signals to fire the solenoid the solenoid and camera are carried over cables, giving absolutely zero delay. This is how Snaperture realises its reliability and repeatability.I think that will be great to show it in action. Are you planning to add WiFi feature on it? As Bluetooth it's a bit old school nowadays.
Bluetooth low energy (BLE) is used to send input data from the smartphone to the unit, setting up the system parameters for triggering. The signals to fire the solenoid the solenoid and camera are carried over cables, giving absolutely zero delay. This is how Snaperture realises its reliability and repeatability.
Is there a way of uploading video footage to this site? I would like to have a demo available for site-users to view.
I plan or releasing videos and tutorials on here soon.i do agree with Helix_2648 . You should provide more information here, some images or videos. And maybe some tutorials how to use it.
The pricing information will be revealed in the Kickstarter campaign. This package includes every single single piece of equipment you will need in order to capture amazing water drops and high-speed images, such as breaking glass and popping balloons. It will be roughly in the region of $450.00 which is very reasonable, since all cabling and mounting arrangements are included.That's really a more than interesting invention and I'm impressed by your skills! Maybe you can expand your portfolio by a carrier system so that the customer only must place a cup of water and his camera.
What are the expected costs for your system?
I will take your advice and do it that way.Better to have new threads with each detail apart. Will be more clear for members I believe.
Looking forward for tutorials then.