📷 An open-source Bluetooth Remote for Canon cameras with timelapse capabilities!
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An ESP32 based intervalometer using the Canon BLE protocol.
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Simple IR intervalometer for Sony NEX cameras
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A ESP8266-based web app and server that uses the Canon CCAPI to trigger a series of exposures over Wi-Fi.
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📷 An open-source Bluetooth Remote for Canon cameras with timelapse and custom shootings capabilities!
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An Astrophotography Intervalometer using an ESP8266 and a relay, configured using a ESP8266 Web Server
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Based on the LRTimelapse Timer Pro Free by Gunther Wegner, http://gwegner.de http://lrtimelapse.com
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A smart ESP8266 intervalometer purpose-built for astrophotography and image stacking. Automate your deep-sky sessions with custom shooting profiles, non-volatile stats, and a fluid I2C LCD UI.
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Astro-photography Barndoor Tracker using a RaspberryPi + Arduino that provides tracking, dew control, intervalometer and a wireless control.
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Jan 9, 2023 - Go
Remote-controlled intervalometer
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Custom IR blaster on Android with functions similar to an intervalometer. Currently only works with Nikon cameras.
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Sep 6, 2025 - ShaderLab
Linux GUI to remote-control Canon EOS cameras over USB via gphoto2 — live view, tethered capture, shot sequences, intervalometer/timelapse (EOS Utility alternative)
linux rust gui remote-control photography libgphoto2 canon dslr tethering camera-control timelapse gphoto2 intervalometer tauri canon-eos eos-450d eos-utility
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