Once you’ve become serious about your digital photography, it would be a smart thing to get yourself remote control for hands-off shooting like time-lapse, self-portraitures or long exposure shots.
When I got a tripod for my Nikon D40, the Nikon ML-L3 remote was the next logical thing to acquire. Sure it may be around $40, dirt-cheap compared to the other accessories for digital photography, there’s no stopping the geek in you to come out and have a say about it right?
Check this LEGO IR remote for Nikon dSLRs by KoZuEst:
LEGO Nikon IR Remote by KoZuEst
It’s a fully working IR remote for Nikon dSLRs inside that LEGO brick. It costs something around $7 and you can build yourself one by following the instructions over at Instructables.
What’s next? A Nikon dSLR made of LEGO bricks?
*Image by KoZuEst
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Julius aka "Jhay" Rocas has been blogging since 2006. He is a certified geek. New Media publisher/Professional blogger and Internet ninja. Youth activist. He blogs about tech news, gadgets and social commentary. 
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Ang kulet hahaha
aw. i'm a canon user
I'm sure there's a way to make one for Canon dSLRs. Perhaps you can pioneer it.
Hehehe! Ayos ang pagkakagawa niya.
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