A family photo server on a Pi 5: full-resolution phone backup, on-device AI search and encrypted RAID 1 storage on two USB drives.
DAKboard is a wifi connected wall display for your photos, calendar, news, todo and weather.
The lightmeter based on Arduino as a main controller and BH1750 as a metering cell. Information is displayed on SSD1306 OLED display.
An automatic DIY photography turntable for all the techie photographers out there.
A photo booth powered by a Raspberry PI, great for letting people take pictures of themselves at parties, weddings, etc.
A DIY automatic turntable for shooting 360° product photography, videos, or 3D object scanning.
Make your own minimalist and modern photo frame with a tri-color ePaper Display, Raspberry Pi, ProtoStax Enclosure and Python
Some Canon DSLRs don't have a built-in intervalometer. Simple solution - make one yourself!
An upgraded version of the Mini UNTZtrument by Adafruit.
Learn how to setup and use the new Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera in a headless setup.
A barn door astrophotography mount made with no special tools.
Build a simple incident light meter for old meterless film cameras
A small, battery-powered, modular grip Raspberry Pi DSLM.
Imagine you wanted to take a digital photo, but you didn't have a camera. I know what I would do. Build my own digital camera!
Use the Pi 3 to make a touchscreen photo booth that instantly uploads to Google Photos! Your guests will rave at your party hosting skills!
Using a Raspberry Pi CM4 and an Arducam quad sync hat, a digital quadrascopic image can be taken, similar to the Nimslo and Nishika.
Projectile speed measurement with arduino!
Simple SLR intervalometer, for shooting hyperlapse and time-lapse photography using an Arduino Nano.
Make an action camera in a vintage flash unit with Raspberry Pi Zero and camera module.
All automated splash photography with two drops done at precise timing and camera triggred at the right moment.. all the timing adjustable.
An expandable turntable created using M5Stack Products.
Timelapses are great. Let us spice things up!
A system to trigger a Canon DSLR camera when there is motion in front of it. Uses a PIR, opto-isolator, and not much else!
An interactive art piece - robotization of a weaved picture.
