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A camera is an optical or opto-electronic device that records a 2D image of a 3D scene. Cameras can be still cameras (photography) or video cameras for moving images.
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Hacking DSLR battery to power camera from power supply [closed]
The circuit also provides authentication and ID to the camera. If this is not provided camera seems to know this and display error message. … Meaning, that the power supply will simultaneously "charge" the battery and in parallel will supply power to the camera. The authentication pin can this way be connected to the camera. …
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Bypassing DSLR battery to power camera from power supply cheaply with bidirectional optocoup...
However, I thought, I can use a bidirectional optocoupler to connect only the serial pin of the battery to the camera. … Since, I am not very familiar with power electronics and don't want to kill my camera, I would like to ask you, what can go wrong with this setup (before I try and destroy my camera)? …
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