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Remote for Arduino Camera Shutter
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A simple box to control a camera shutter via Arduino.
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- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Photo & Video
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
This is case was designed to embed all the components needed in the making of a camera shutter by @jamesskelton.
Link to his github project page : https://github.com/hackaninstant/Servo-Shutter
The box embed :
- two 3,7v lithium battery for the arduino. Those battery are rechargeable via a TP4056 board and its miro USB port.
- 4x1.5v battery to power the servo.
- Arduino Nano, 16K or 32K version
- 4 momentary switches
- I2C SSD1306 128x64 display
- 9g servo
- TLP 127 Opto isolator with 330 Ohm resistor (Optional for flash sync)
- rotary encoder (optional)
Features :
- 100 x 71.5 x 36 cm when fully assembled
- 1 screen and 4 buttons (lid)
- Camera logo embossed (lid)
- 4x3M holes to screwed the front face to the case
- 2 holes for on/off switches (up)
- 1 hole for a rotary switch (up)
- One hole for the servo (left)
- One hole for the arduino USB (left)
- 2 holes on both sides to clip the case on its supports (see link below).
- 4 holes to put inserts (on case)
- Tiny things to support the PCB at the right height
- Rail male on box, rail female on lid so that it fits nicely.
Pieces :
- Case
- Lid
- Annular joint (to hide the foot of the rotary encoder)
- Safety loop (Glu it on a side and attach a key ring, or some paracord to secure the case)
External ressources :
- Camera shutter (printables)

- Remote shutter holder (printables)
