You’ve most likely seen a few “daily self portrait collections, but how many of them spanned 17 years? Dan Hanna describes his project – 17 years worth of taking 2 photos a day as my head rotates in sync with the Earth around the Sun. This is a non-dejittered, lo-res, highly compressed, preliminary version of […]
This is an interesting solution to controlling your DSLR without having to use a traditional computer. It occurred to me that if I could somehow tether a DSLR to an instant-on device like an Arduino microcontroller I would have less weight to carry around and could get more work done. After mentally spec’ing out what […]
Sean Ragan converted his old digital camera to sense infrared light better by changing out a filter in front of the CCD. He has some nice insights into the problems that could arise when doing this type of modification such as filter thickness and cutting one down to size.
Mod a flatbed scanner to take photos that decontruct time and motion with wild results!Thanks go to Mike Golembewski for the original article in Make Volume 14 View the PDF
Mod a flatbed scanner to take photos that decontruct time and motion with wild resultsThanks go to Mike_Golembewski for the original article in Make Volume 14.To download The Scanner Camera MP4 click here or subscribe in iTunes. Check out the complete Scanner Camera article MAKE 14 “Scanner Camera”and you can see that in our digital […]
From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Have you seen this plug? GARG! Shin guard armor – sturdy! MAKE Flickr pool MIDI party PIC invaders – animated! IC golden legs Trumpet marine on Governor’s Island Ballistic chicken.
Now for the real thing – Poul Beckmann takes incredible photos of beetles – there’s lots of info about them if you poke around the site. I especially like the element of surprise here with no thumbnails. He sells posters here.
