How am i remotely controlling my keyboard with my camera flash??

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  1. There has to be an IR sensor somewhere, Some flashes carry information with the light, mainly settings for other flashes, like Nikon SB series, surely others can do too for remote triggering.

  2. Laughingatyou1000

    some flashes are operated over radio, maybe your flash broadcasts a signal that a USB dongle for a wireless device picks up on?

  3. ihavebeesinmyknees

    boy that’s some heavy ass photons

  4. mrOmnipotent

    Your NSA agent would like to have a chat.

  5. igotshadowbaned

    Model of camera/flash? And of any wireless peripherals your PC has (keyboard?)

  6. DDaavviidd2305

    most likely its the RF interference from the flash

  7. yooooooowdawg

    Bro gotta stop downloading moded packs and pirated software 🤣

  8. thedangerranger123

    Someone was having their computer restart when they would take a photo with flash and it was tripping the PSU or having some weird interference with it. This was probably a year or two ago on here. I am looking for the post.

  9. peppino_cappuccino

    If your keyboard is optical then some keys are being triggered by the IR light emitted from the flash

  10. Mysterious_Tutor_388

    I’m only afraid of magnets with my hall effect board, not bright lights.

  11. mizzrym86

    Technology has failed you. Witchcraft is back. Kill it with fire and move to a shed in the woods. Get a gun, an old car with stick shift and lots of canned food. Avoid cats at all cost.

  12. kapshin_84

    The call is coming from inside the house!

  13. Bitter_Perspective51

    Seems like em interference, also do you have an optical keyboard?

  14. demomanca

    It’s totally the huntsman. Optical switches work by blocking the light beam until you press the button, which has a hole in it, and a small light beam on the other side. The flash is probably tricking the sensors on the keys that it’s being pressed.

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