Many cameras have a 2.5mm audio jack in the side for a remote shutter release cable, and it can be used to wake up the camera if it has gone into power-save move and also take pictures. For now, I have only tested this against the Canon Rebel XSi, but it looks like the same […]
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Although 3D camera’s are usually said to be really intricate, hence their price, it turned out the basic principles aren’t really that difficult to replicate. Granted it is troublesome to get the quality of professional products, compared to their cost, this is a neat homebuilt alternative. Built your own for less than $100 (depending on
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I bought the camera for the Raspberry Pi, and the after market mount just didn’t suit my taste. At the same time I also bought a clam-shell case (~$6) I was padding the bill for free delivery, looking at the case it seemed that it could fit inside with a little work, make that very
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Yes,we learned that we can take mobile phone camera modules from almost all mobile phones to inteface them with our advanced hobby electronics projects just as with any other standard add-on modules. Since this calls for an appropriate microcontroller, it is better to use Arduino or Raspberry Pi microcontroller as a utile platform. Raspberry Pi
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Vintage Pi Recipe Using the techniques provided here, you can control a film SLR camera and a USB GPS receiver with a Raspberry Pi. Using Raspberry Pi to control motors, LEDs, digital cameras, and other sorts of modern peripherals is nothing new. However, you can also make the tiny computer work with the technology of
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Did you ever wanted to know what’s going on in your room, when you’re not at home? Did you ever wanted to know who’s entering your room and grubbing around in your things? Did you want to have a robot friend you can send messages and who would answer? So then I got news for
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Using a Raspberry Pi, a Raspberry Pi camera module, a PIR motion sensor, a USB WiFi adapter, a handful of parts, and a couple of Python programs, you can construct a camera that will automatically snap photos or record short videos when something moves in front of the camera and will automatically upload the photos/videos
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In this project the Raspberry Pi with the PiCam is used as a wireless camera which can transmit images over long distances, usually hundreds of meters! Images are transmitted by amateur radio (ham radio) using slow scan television (SSTV) on the 2 meter band (144.5MHz). Thanks to Oliver Mattos and Oskar Weigl the Pi can generate
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I was inspired by scavix’s work with the instructable Raspberry Pi as low-cost HD surveillance camera so I decided to make my own Raspberry PI based IP camera that also features POE and supports integration with the Google Drive. The video streaming can be simply viewed from a web browser. Most desktop browsers should work,
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Way back at the beginning of 2014 I published an Instructable camera called the SnapPiCam. The camera was designed in response to the newly released Adafruit PiTFT. It’s been well over a year now and with my recent foray into 3D printing I thought now was a good time to revisit the SnapPiCam and reinvent
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