DrumminHands Design has written up their photo booth project with enough detail that you could probably reproduce their work. It uses a huge button to take photographs using the camera module then turns the pictures into an animated gif and…
Category: Camera module
Create an HDTV transmitter with your #RaspberryPi
Alexandru Csete has taken the camera module and a DVB-T modulator and created an HDTV transmitter. Read how he did it here.
DiceBot: a Twitter-controller dice roller powered by a #RaspberryPi
Dave Naffis over at Intridea has blogged about their new contraption: an automated dice roller that reads in tweets, looks for a hashtag and then rolls two dice inside an ancient dice game using a motor. It then uses the…
Simple PHP-driven #RaspberryPi photo gallery
Matt Hawkins has written a tutorial based on Kenny Svalgaard’s Single File PHP Gallery script. You run a web server and PHP and then put the script into a folder containing your images. All you have to do is have…
#RaspberryPi camera with Twitterbot
This is a work-in-progress but nice to take a look at if you like photography projects. Nicholas Moore is working on a camera based on work done by Adafruit with an automatic Tweet-sender program. Read more here.
Build a pan/tilt mechanism for your #RaspberryPi camera out of wood
Over on ScrapToPower.co.uk, they’ve done a lengthy tutorial for those of you who like working with wood and don’t mind a bit of DIY. It’s a pan/tilt mechanism that uses stepper motors and ULN2003 driver boards to make the parts…
Skip TV adverts with the #RaspberryPi
R D Milligan has a friend who hates to watch adverts on television. So, with the Pi and a bit of Python/PiCamera help, he’s used image recognition to spot the end of the adverts and play a sound to alert…
Making time lapse videos with the #RaspberryPi camera and a Windows machine
The Average Man has done another one of his camera tutorials. This time he’s covered time lapse photography and using a Windows machine to stitch them together into a video. Read more here.
How to take basic photos and video with your #RaspberryPi camera module
The Average Man continues his series on the camera module with a tutorial on using the raspistill and raspivid commands to take stills and video. Read how to do it here
New #RaspberryPi Camera Module tutorial series
The Southend-on-Sea based “Average Man” is doing a new tutorial series on the operation of the Raspberry Pi camera module. His first tutorial is all about connecting the camera to the Pi and is ideal for anyone who has just…