Photoduino + Object Splash Water Photography Device + Mariotte Siphon with solenoid valve

PHOTODUINO PCB ASSEMBLED with Arduino board, Sensors and Case

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Object Splash Water Photography Device / DropShot - Drop Box - Camera

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Mariotte Siphon with solenoid valve for water drop photography

Cheaper compared with ANY other solution with same or even less capabilities

Buy a complete set of all above devices and

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Photoduino is an open source camera controller based on the Arduino platform which you can use to automatically take pictures with your DSLR camera.
Its main purpose is to serve as technical support for shooting high speed photos, but you can use as intervalometer to make  ”Timelapse” videos or for animals or insects photography. Check the example photos.

For any help and more detailed info about photoduino use this LINK. 

Please check all listings that included to this offer, clicking on each one, to read more details.

Mariotte Siphon with solenoid valve for water drop photography

Mariotte’s bottle is a device that delivers a constant rate of flow from closed bottles (or tanks). We use it in water drop photography to keep the flow rate stable.
Mariotte bottle (also called "Mariotte siphon") is the best choice to use in water drop - splash photography because keeps the drop size same until liquid is to the lower level of the tube inside bottle.
The devise is designed especially for photography and includes a Mariotte bottle and a 12V solenoid valve.
Some parts, as you can see, designed and printed with 3D printer using ABS plastic. Not same finish like molded, but good quality and no problem with operation.
The bottle is big (200ml) and can release hundreds drops until needed to refill it.
This device can used in a place of any other which uses 12V for controlling solenoid. 

Device is available for sale at this LINK.

Object Splash Water Photography Device / DropShot - Drop Box

 

Device can used in the place of any 12V solenoid valve for water drop photography

Designed for this specific use and it is very easy to operate it. The only needed is to solder it to the proper connector or terminal block on your drop controller.

Also, you need a lab retort (about 50cm high) which maybe you have it already (if you own a device for water drop photography) or a cheap engineer's vice to hold it.

If use a retort, then use the worm screw to tight device on the rob. Do not screw it more than needed to be stable and try be the worm screw to same angle-position like you see on photos.

The two doors at the bottom, have a line on it and when device is ready for use you can see a cross, which helps you center the object.

NOTICE: Device made using 3D printer. Not perfect shape, but good quality, enough to hold heavy objects, like a big tool battery. But do not try to test their limits. Not designed for very heavy objects.

Interface is hand assembled and fully tested prior shipment.

Connector, device, cable, etc, color can change.

If it is out of stock, please check again after some days. To be 3D printed and assembled, needed about 5 hours. In a case of many orders, time is not enough to replace the stock.

 

If you do not own a device, you can buy a Photoduino controller. If you order the device and an assembled Photoduino controller or set, then you will pay only the shipping cost for photoduino. The shipping cost for this device, will be full refunded. To see available options of Photoduino use this LINK. 

Device is available for sale at this LINK.