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Intro<\/strong><\/h1>\n

This is one of those cool stories that only the internet could make possible. I meet a few of the guys from Triggertraps<\/a> at Photokina this year.\u00a0 There had been a lot of talk about them in on of the Flickr groups I administer so I wanted to check them out. Basically a few guys thought they had a great idea but needed the start up capital. Using Kickstarter they wanted to raise $25,000 (\u00a316,000 \/ \u20ac20,000) to create their first product, Triggertrap v1. But got more than they bargained with an astounding 300% of the target amount, and nearly 900 backers funded them to the tune of $75,000 (\u00a348,000 \/ \u20ac60,000). The item that interested me the most is the Triggertrap Mobile, which launched in May 2012.<\/p>\n

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Triggertrap Mobile: iOS & Android app<\/strong><\/h2>\n

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Have you ever wanted to use your smart phone to control your camera. The “Triggertrap Mobile” consists of three parts:<\/p>\n