I have a camera that does not have a flash hotshoe that I'm trying to use with a remote flash. I was able to connect a cable that allows the camera shutter to trigger the remote flash. But it is triggering the flash a little too soon. So I want to build a circuit that will allow me to delay when the flash goes off by a few hundredths of a second. The cable that plugs into the camera simply has 2 wires that are normally open. When you press the shutter button on the camera, it momentarily shorts the cable and fires the flash. I'm guessing there is some simple NOTC relay chip that I can connect resistors to or a rheostat to allow me to adjust the delay so I can get the flash to fire at the proper time?
My electronics skill level from 1 to 10 is about a 2. So please pretend you are explaining the circuit to your grandmother. Thanks!
My electronics skill level from 1 to 10 is about a 2. So please pretend you are explaining the circuit to your grandmother. Thanks!
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