>OK
>
>My latest diversion is into playing with anaglyphs: stereo images.
>http://www.st-abbs.fsnet.co.uk/3d/
Very interesting. I'll got for my red/green glasses.
>But the question:
>
>For moving subjects I need to fire both EOS cameras synchronously.
>Even a small time separation would mar the "fusing" of the images.
Ok.
>With EOS cameras, would splicing two remote release plugs on to one
>switch work, or would I be in danger of shorting something between the
>two cameras?
I don't think that shorting both wires in the closed position will do any
harm, but I would not join the wires in the open position. I think that it
will work, but I don't think it is safe enough considering the price of the
cameras.
But it will not be difficult to develop a way to fire both cameras at the
same time.
>IE: is getting them both to fire *now* , together trivial or does it
>need more thought?
It's trivial depending of your electrical understanding.
>Anyone know the inner workings ?
I think I can do that, at least in my EOS 500n (Rebel G). Don't know for
sure in cameras over the Elans.
E-mail me privatelly to [EMAIL PROTECTED] for details unless all the list is
interested in them.
>BobT
Best regards
Vicente
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