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Aerial Photography and Video > Canon EOS 40D Suggestions
 
 
Wes
Senior Heliman
Location: Jonesboro, AR

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		I am looking for a professional way to shoot with my EOS 40D and view the images from the ground. It has the tether feature I was wondering if anyone has found a way to do it wirelessly.

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Wes
10-31-2009 05:40 PM
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bvmbandit
Heliman
Location: anywhere, usa

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		40D

Wes,


Be very specific on what your intentions are with your heli and camera equipment so that others may help you.

I'm sure there is something about the 40D in the archives. Triggering the camera is as simple or as complicated as you want to make it. You can use servos or modify a Canon remote trigger using an electronic switch out of your remote receiver for the camera rig.

For the downlink via RF you will need a composite video output into a rf transmitter of your choice (900, 1.2, or 2.4 ghz) with composite inputs.

Hope this helps,
Scott
11-01-2009 01:54 PM
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Wes
Senior Heliman
Location: Jonesboro, AR

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Shooting

I was looking for ways other people were shooting. I have been reading quite extensively about how others are doing, and I haven't found a thread I like. When I really would like to be able to do is Use the tethered shooting function, which requires a USB cable to be plugged in, I am 99% sure it only uses the 2 data ports in the USB and does not require the power ports to be powered.

So could I plug those one data wire into an RF transmitters like you would use for video, and have a receiver on the helicopter on a separate channel and a transmitter on the ground, (basically a transceiver). I have been looking at wireless USB cables, and I haven't found anything GREAT yet. At least not to work with this kind of range, this is all going on a turbine observer by the way.
11-01-2009 02:30 PM
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signwiz
Senior Heliman
Location: Lexington, KY and Sevierville, TN

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		There are people who make items for the Canon Cameras, like your describing!

Search in this forum, if that fails! Many are using a similar setup and have bought products that use the helicopters channels to actuate the shutter and some do much more. tabbytabb, nooobs, daytonabeach and a select group on here would have all that info, Most likely on hand! Links to the manufacturers or possible other solutions. I'm not that familiar with these things but they are

Their all very informative and knowledgable!

Hope this info is helpful!

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11-01-2009 06:43 PM
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bvmbandit
Heliman
Location: anywhere, usa

My Posts This: Topic  Forum		Wes,

If I read your post correctly, I believe you are looking for a wireless USB transceiver? Is this correct?

You can find what you are looking for on the internet. The WUSB technology is used in mice and keyboards and you need something with a little more kick if I understand your post. Depending on how you approach your project you could start at the chip level or find something that is more ready to use.

Wisair dot com is a place to start...

Scott
11-01-2009 07:54 PM
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