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| With the Pclix LT100 there are two ways a camera can be triggered. The first is using infrared light. In this configuration the Pclix LT100 can instruct a camera to take an image wirelessly using very fast pulses of infrared light. The second is by connecting a cable between the Pclix LT100 and the camera, in this method the Pclix closes an internal switch which is optically isolated from the main electronics to protect the camera. Once the internal switch is closed the camera will take an image. Some cameras have both options, others have one or the other, although many have neither. Many film cameras are also compatible with the Pclix however due to the limited number of images that can be taken digital photography is really the way to go. The two tables below list all the digital cameras which can be triggered by the Pclix LT100 using either Infrared Light or Contact Switch Closure.
PLEASE NOTE: Many cameras require special connectors when using the cable method, this can in some cases add to the cable cost due to the special connectors needed from the camera manufacturers. However, there are now a many 3rd party cables available at a substantially reduced cost compared to the original manufactures cable cost. See the second chart below for cable compatibilty and cable part number. |
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