Josh writes – “About 8 months ago I decided to try and mount an ‘old-school’ lens system from a classic Canon 35mm still camera on a fairly swank Sony digital video camera. It worked.” – Link.
Samer writes – “I made a remote for my new Canon Digital Rebel XT/350D. It’s a wired remote, cost about $10 in parts, and works pretty well. A friend did the soldering, cause my skills are lacking in that department. The plans are from Camera Hacker, and I ordered the electronics from All Electronics (cheaper […]
Here’s a cool entry for the Instructables magnet contest, Pronteon writes – “Working with magnets and want a fast way to tell their NORTHs from their SOUTHs? Want to get an idea of their field shapes? Like making weeeeeeeooooooeeeeeeoooo noises? Build a Magno-Sniffer using a hall effect sensor, 555 oscillator circuit, piezo speaker, tongue depressor, […]
Phil writes – “While the Kaoss Pad is fantastic in many ways, it’s not very friendly to guitarists in it’s natural state, I quickly realized this. One would have to have it on a stand of some sort to use it while playing, which wouldn’t do. A plan began to form. How hard would it […]
Pat writes – “I needed a case for my computer with would blend into the living room, where it would be playing MP3’s. About this time, a broken CD player came along, and an unholy marriage resulted – The PC in a CD player was born! “ – Link. Related: Free TiVo: Build a Better […]
Guido writes – “One of the most important devices for your workshop at home is a good, and reliable DC power supply. In this article we will build such a power supply. It will be Microcontroller controlled. It has a LCD display, and you can send it commands from your Linux computer via RS232 interface. […]
Arbitraryuser writes – “Not sure if you’re interested, but I put this together as a social experiment to see how long it would take for someone to notice that the lamp flashing in my window was actually morse code… less than 24 hours later the cops were at my door…. aka How to build a […]
