joyrider joyrider , Dec 15, 2005; 08:58 p.m.
I want to make an intervalometer for my Canon 300D because I want to
make a time laps movie. I do not want to by Canon TC-80N3 because it
costs about $200 in our town and it is too expensive for me. Does any
body know where I can obtain an electronic scheme for the
intervalometer?
I think this topic will be useful and interesting for many people :)
Jim Strutz - Anchorage, AK 
, Dec 15, 2005; 10:17 p.m.
I'm interested, but have no info for you.
Jim Strutz - Anchorage, AK , Dec 15, 2005; 10:31 p.m.
Andrew Robertson , Dec 15, 2005; 11:42 p.m.
You can use your remote capture software, which came for free with your camera.
joyrider joyrider , Dec 16, 2005; 03:02 a.m.
Bas Scheffers , Dec 16, 2005; 05:27 a.m.
Assuming you've got some soldering skills and gear, go to a local radio store (or search online) and get a cheap interval timer kit, try to get one you can run on a single 9V battery.
See http://www.camerahacker.com/RS60-E3_pin-out/pin-out.html for the type of plug you need and which pins to short.
Shouldn't cost you more that $10-20 to build it yourself!
Pablo Coronel , Dec 16, 2005; 10:20 a.m.
Check harbortronics.com, they have pretty cool intervalometers for most cameras.
I'll send my Nikon D70 to be modified next week.
Andy Radin , Dec 16, 2005; 07:35 p.m.
you can snag a TC-80N3 on ebay for ~$100. just another option.
Gyorgy Beres , Jan 03, 2007; 11:34 a.m.
I have some experience about the intervalometer. I made one for myself. The second circuit is being under construction. (with LCD) low power version, precision timing from 1sec to 99 hour 59 min 59 sec. with PIC microcontroller IC. ;-))
If you are interested in this. please write: gyugyu@freemail.hu
Have you done your version of intervalometer.
