The Verge A DIY photo booth is exactly what you need for your next party The Verge A Raspberry Pi 3, or an older Raspberry Pi with a Wi-Fi adapter.
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Engadget Ben Heck's portable Raspberry Pi photo booth Engadget Karen has an idea for a project: With Felix's help, she'll create a portable Raspberry Pi photo booth, useful for weddings and other events. This isn't just a hardware project, though — it also needs Linux software to allow the system to save and …
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Have you ever fancied building a Raspberry Pi photo booth?
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The All-Seeing Pi: a Raspberry Pi photo booth
Tech Times Raspberry Pi : How To Build A Digital Dashboard For An Older Car [Video] Tech Times The Raspberry Pi Foundation is known for its affordable instruments primarily designed to teach and promote computer programming. Enthusiasts have immediately embraced the products and used these in various projects such as a photo booth station and ..
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Lifehacker Australia Make Your Own Easy-To-Use Touchscreen Photo Booth With A Raspberry Pi Lifehacker Australia We've seen Raspberry Pi -powered photo booths before, but Make takes it a step further by adding in a touch screen and automatic uploading to Google Photos.
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I’m a bit of a TED talk fiend, so I was delighted to find out that a few Raspberry Pis had a hand in letting TEDsters capture their photo along with the iconic red TED letters at TED2015 in Vancouver. To explain: A funny thing happens at the end of every TED — after the show wraps, first one brave person, and then duos and groups, rush the stage to get their picture taken with the red TED letters.
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Snapping Stills with the Red TED Letters