Make Your Own Photo Booth with a Raspberry Pi We’ve shown you how to build a photo booth with a laptop and some PVC pipe before, but this all-in-one Raspberry Pi setup from maker Chris Evans will upload the photos it takes to Tumblr as an animated gif. The whole things fits in a custom wooden box
A guest post today: I’m just off a plane and can barely string a sentence together. Thanks so much to all the progressive maths teachers we met at the Wolfram conference in ew York this week; we’re looking forward to finding out what your pupils do with Mathematica from now on! Over to Adam Kemény, from photobot.co in Hove, where he spends the day making robotic photobooths. This summer Photobot.Co Ltd built what we believe to be the world’s first Twitter-triggered photobooth.
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Digital Trends Raspberry Pi takes a trip to space, snaps photos of Earth, comes back again Digital Trends One of the marvelous things about the dirt cheap $25 Raspberry Pi computer is that if you accidentally destroy it during some adventurous endeavor involving the device, you won't have lost too much. This may or may not have crossed the mind of Dave ..
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi camera takes gorgeous photos while soaring over Earth Geek (blog) The official camera attachment for everyone's favorite $25 computer, the Raspberry Pi , released only a couple of weeks ago, but people are already using it in impressive ways. Rather than just make a cheap, DIY camera that sat in his basement, Dave … Earth, as seen by Raspberry Pi camera attached to weather balloon Engadget Raspberry Pi cameras get sent into space and the photo results are out of this ..
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Geeky gadgets Raspberry Pi Launched Into Space, Snaps Some Photos Geeky gadgets Dave Akerman is probably the first person to send a Raspberry Pi into space, his first flight was back in June 2012, his latest one took place recently, this was his 6th flight with the Raspberry Pi and his second one using the camera, whilst this tiny …
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Popular Mechanics Get Ready to Take Photos With Your Raspberry Pi Popular Mechanics The Raspberry Pi Foundation, which launched its first $25 single-board computer to the public in 2012, custom-designed the camera unit to work as seamlessly as possible with its single-board computer. The fixed focus lens and Omnivision 5657 sensor can …
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