Is a micro usb female splitter a thing?

Why are tech illiterates allowed to post on /g/?

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>>60270594

>USB is supposed to be able to branch into an ungodly amount of connections
only via hubs.

don't do it. you'll damage the camera.

>>60274116
Thanks for a simple answer

>>60274096
Fuckoff and go write some scripts, pleb

no
the only way you can make this work is by making a custom board that acts as a host and can act as both devices (probably not at the same time, just do something like have a button which switched out of trigger device mode, dumps the photos, and returns to trigger device mode)

USB is point to point, it's not like a network

are you sure there isn't another way to trigger the camera? sounds odd to me that it uses the usb connection
though i suppose it is not a common thing to want to have both the trigger and a computer attached at once, if you need more space, get a bigger card, you could also move photos off the camera without using usb by using two cards and switching them (get a card reader for the computer)

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>>60276766
oh yea, there's also these wifi sd cards, haven't used one, but i guess that'd work

>>60276766
not entirely sure to be honest, I know it has a 3.3mm jack next to the USB port, but the trigger device I have utilizes the usb jack (specifically explains theres an alternative model that uses the 3.5 jack on other brands of cameras). I've yet to figure out what the 3.3mm jack is even there for (I'm new to this camera)

It's not an issue about space, I'm trying to optimize productivity for what I do

I take lots of pictures in a stationary space, being able to click a button without touching the camera + having live access to the photos on my PC would speed the process up significantly

>you could also move photos off the camera without using usb by using two cards and switching them (get a card reader for the computer)
That would just be changing a step I currently take (mounting the camera to my PC to xfer pics) without actually optimizing anything, it'd be about the same work/time wise

>>60276793
I have not thought about this, I thought that whole wifi upload thing was built into cameras, not just sim cards. I'll check and see if it gives live access to photos as theyre taken, that might solve the problem, thanks!

>>60277252
>I thought that whole wifi upload thing was built into cameras
when looking for the name of that card, i saw mentioned that some cameras nowadays have wifi built in, yours does not, nowadays being a bit newer than 2009 (your model)
>sim cards
cute
>I've yet to figure out what the 3.3mm jack is even there for (I'm new to this camera)
it's for video out

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>>60277397
>>60277252
looking at more of the specs, there is mention of support of a wireless trigger, "Wireless Remote Control ML-L3"
that should be perfect

>>60277397
>sim cards

forgive me, I'm a fucknig idiot. To be fair though I've been doing some research about my phone so ill just say it was stuck in my mind

>>60277429
From what I know that device was made for only a few nikon cameras, the D3000 is not compatable with it as the camera needs the wireless tech built into it to sync.

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>>60278164
i check again, this time with the official nikon manual (not a camera review), and it also mentiones the remote
interestingly, the manual also mentions explicit compatibility with the eyefi wifi sd cards