Some time ago I headed in one of the most complete DIY photo/cinema solutions for low-budget productions, the OpenMoco. It seems they spent some time in prototyping a brand new shield: The DollyShield is an adaptation of the Arduino Motor Shield v3 that provides directional PWM control of two DC motors, at up to 1A of […]
Arduino forum [mhemhe] shared on [OpenRise.com] a very peculiar creation: the Panoboter, a lightwight robot for spheric and multirow panorama for a dslr camera. I’m using one arduino mini pro as main controller and for controlling and drive the servo a pololu servo controller. Congratulation for the work and effort, and sucha good detailed internet […]
nice (and deep) intro to Arduino driving Cameras via USB. I’m starting new series of articles describing exciting field of digital camera control. In modern cameras, USB port can be used not only for transferring images to a PC, but also for sending control commands to the camera. It is often possible to send commands […]
[Nelaco] posted some pics of his photoduino. more after the break.
If you have to chance to test it, give it a try. One of the most useful uses of arduino turning a common camera in a cinema tool. I call it Intervaluino, and it does exactly what I want him to do: Tell my Canon EOS 400D to take pictures at regular intervals. Wanna build […]
[drone] about OpenMoco It may not be obvious from the surface, but the project has really taken off. If you pick up this month’s copy of Wired, the fetish photo was shot using the OpenMoco system, I have worked directly with that photographer to help him build a system based around OpenMoco to solve many […]
Techincally, this is one of the reason Arduino was created: helping prototype new users interfaces; openSource. Here’s the Nintendo DS DSLR Trigger. Arduino Based (or, at least programmed. It’s based on Atmega 168) + Open Source Applications on Ninetndo DS. via [MAKE] [OpenCameraControl]
Incredible 360 photos from Flickr user philwarner who built this PanoDuino automated panohead. It’s amazing how different photographers ([…[ 2 of these in the Netherlands, 1 in France, 2 in Texas and another in Singapore[…]) are all leading to a common project. [Greg] in Canada is designing his own mechanics in CAD and fabricating them […]
Flickr user arms22 built this neat Arduino-based camera, including a LS20031 GPS receiver and a C328 640×480 camera module, with a SD card to store images. Make contributor John Baichtal posted a wonderful project from arms22. He has taken very nice picture of his own version of previous jarv’s Arduino Camera Geotagger.
Interesting photo rig from belgian photographer fotoopa (which, we hear, as “foto opa,” means something like “photo grandpa” in Dutch). Those tho arms have infrared lasers which act as a trigger for the shutter. With such a rig wou can’t miss the right moment to tak ethe picture. You can visit this link below to […]
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