its all fairly well documented in the draft assignment on that page i
believe

basically the camera runs on 3.3V with the trigger and the buttons on the
beack being active low inputs.

the pic i was using was running on 5V
basically all i did was set the pins that drove the camera to inputs (use
the schmit trigger pins so there is no smoke) then set their outputs to low
(while they were still set to input) then to trigger i made the pins outputs
for a little while. ie pulling the cameras circut to ground.

that was how my specific camera worked


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Jake,
how did you interface to the camera?
I would like to do this

Al

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