The TinySnapper offers you a very simple way of controlling your digital camera from your remote-control system.

Just plug in the TinySnapper on one servo output of your remote-control receiver and you are ready to shoot.
Operation is very simple: when you activate the related to this servo output switch on your remote-control, the TinySnapper will trigger your camera via its infrared transmitter.
The TinySnapper is preprogrammed to work with a specific camera brand, and triggers the shutter when the servo signal is a bit above the neutral position.
 

The mounting is very easy: The TinySnapper has a flexible neck which allows you to point the transmitter LED in the direction of the IR receiver on your camera.
It also comes with some Dual Lock re-closeable fasteners for easy mounting.

• Takes a standard servo input and converts it into an infrared remote camera trigger signal
• Accepts standard 5V servo power. (don’t push it beyond 6.5V)
• Very low weight and form factor
• Dual Lock re-closeable fasteners included for easy mounting
• 35 cm servo cable
• Ultra bright IR transmitter for reliable communication
• For Pentax
• Lead free. RoHS compliant

• 1 IR shutter cable

• Most of the market's cameras need to be configured in order to accept IR remote control. Additionally, and you need to disable the auto power-off feature, to avoid that your camera goes off during the flight.
• The image here above is simply displayed to show a mounting example of the TinySnapper module on a camera. Please use the name of the module to see for which camera brand it is manufactured and not the displayed image.