Let’s Make Robots user Rob “renkku” Re is getting some pretty good results from his sound-activated camera flash system, called the Picture-Axe. Built around a Picaxe microcontroller, it has a sound detection circuit and a silicon controller rectifier (SCR) to drive a flash directly. The microcontroller can be used to adjust sensitivity and flash delay.
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Wow that’s genius. Must be a neat setup you’ve got for your camera. Incredibly fast reaction time to get the shot of the balloon! Top work.