Universal Ir Remote Control Using Arduino

It is right what i was looking for.. i can use ir for filters, filter adpater, also remote control.!

Using with my Dynalite M1000xr with the IR Remote. Works as expected... Excellent...

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While this is also a trigger for your camera, to work as a remote trigger you need the remote control and flash trigger unit. Seems to work as intended. I used the sound and IR trigger and works well. I am posting example of water balloon bursting I took using the IR unit.

I use this remote control primarily for landscape photography with a Canon 6D. The RC-6 works better than advertised. For example, it will actuate the shutter by standing in front of the camera up to about 30 feet from the camera and it will actuate when standing to the side of the camera next to the IR sensor. However, it will not actuate the shutter when I stand on the side opposite the IR sensor. I like the minimalist aspect of the sensor, because it did not require buying any attachments for the camera. If you want a remote release for wildlife photography, this is probably not the unit to purchase because of the limited distance from which it will actuate.

Works perfectly and is MUCH better than the one I had. Using with an iPhone 8. (A good idea is to have a remote shutter control, too, BTW.)

This is a huge leap from may IR remote - no need to point at the camera anymore.

Using it to zoom a remote camera.

I like that my new roku has the volume control on the remote so i only need one remote.

This remote is easy to control. Nice.