This instructable shows you how to combines an LCD photo frame, stereo photo viewer, and a little woodworking to create a “DigiStereopticon” viewer. Cool combo of old and new tech – Stereoscopic photography has fallen out of favor. This is probably due to the fact that people don’t like having to wear special glasses to […]
From the MAKE Flickr pool Many great projects were submitted to the MAKE Flickr pool contest, thanks go out to all who contributed! Choosing the stand-outs proved no easy task but without further ado, we proudly present the winners: Finalists! First group – each receiving a 6 month Flickr Pro account: Wood tiled canoe 50s […]
Here’s an interesting kit for a PIR sensor controlled camera. Though with only a 640×480 CMOS view, you may want a higher resolution to identify stealthy intruders – When the sensor detects movement in a room it will take a burst of 10 photos with the digital camera. Each photo is taken at 0.5sec interval. […]
Chris McDonald made this extra-great, 2-axis drawing machine for doing time-lapse photography.
Udi sent in this article about creating a camera lens support bracket. It can be modified for any camera/lens setup. This is a very inexpensive solution, and is a really easy build. – Link
From the MAKE Flickr pool Flickr user Dippold made a tiny pinhole camera, Pinholo! – Obtained in a Pine Nut, plays on the assonance between the English term pinhole and that Italian “pinolo” (pine nut). creates microphotographies. – Link Related: Homemade matchbox pinhole camera – Link From the pages of MAKE: Panoramic Pinhole Camera MAKE […]
(He’s either trying to steal your glasses, or cast ‘telekinetic sphere’ – can’t tell.) If you can get your hands on 2 same-model DSLR cameras, consider the following: Anonymous writes, This site suggests a way to do stereo photography with two digital SLR cameras, a home-made rig, a remote to sync them together and suggests […]
