Wow, check out this cool sound trigger circuit DIY for High Speed Photography!
The general use is quite simple: setup a noisy event to trigger the flash. Since I am using the Sigma EF-500 Flash, which have an internal “dumb slave”, I activate a led to tell the flash when to fire. A more general solution can be found here.
he circuit consists of 2 parts. The first part is a very simple microphone pre-amplifier. The second is the light generator, to trig the Flash.
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wow a pic of a toamtoe being shot… wow…
Sound drigger, don’t fart like a friend done 🙂
lol… that would be funny a ton of pics of nothing…
Thats actually cool, but how fast does it react?
I think pretty fast but maybe if you are a professional high speed photographer, this might just be a hack…
Guess so, but im not a high speed photogropher, i prefer wielding\woodwork\moving parts 😀
Check out some of my work: water drop high speed photography