HOW TO - Make a Hummingbird shooter (camera mod)

Makescreenname writes - "Late this summer, hummingbirds finally began visiting the feeder we'd put up on our back porch. I wanted to try and get some digital shots of them, but couldn't stand there with a camera "in range"--they'd never come.
I needed a remote cable release so I could set the camera up on a tripod, aim it at the hummingbird feeder, and release the shutter from a distance away. Problem is, my camera, like most digital snapshooters, isn't equipped for remote shutter release.
Although an earlier instructable had a great hack for opening up the camera and tapping into its electronics, I didn't want to permanently modify my camera, and wasn't sure I would be able to do the surgery without damaging something.
So after some thought, I designed this simple fixture using low-tech parts readily available for $10 or less that allows you to leave your camera intact, but still allows you to "sneak" up on wildlife, have camera on elevated position, and other remote-shutter release situations." - Link.

After The Net » Blog Archive » Mod your camera to photograph hummingbirds Said:
on November 16, 2006 at 3:00 am
[…] The author spent about $10 on parts and left the camera intact–no invasive surgery required. However, there’s a bit of wood carving and drilling through metal involved, so this isn’t a five-minute project. But you can’t argue with the results! — Rick Broida Hummingbird Shooter [via Daily DIY] […]
After The Net » Mod your camera to photograph hummingbirds Said:
on November 16, 2006 at 3:28 am
[…] The author spent about $10 on parts and left the camera intact–no invasive surgery required. However, there’s a bit of wood carving and drilling through metal involved, so this isn’t a five-minute project. But you can’t argue with the results! — Rick Broida Hummingbird Shooter [via Daily DIY] […]
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