Raspberry pi project

Introduction

This project’s an unholy mixture of stop-motion, light-painting and hyperlapse.

The subject was filmed by a ring of 24 networked Raspberry Pi cameras working like a 3D scanner, taking pictures around the ring with a delay of 83 milliseconds between each one so that movement could be captured.They then cut out all of the resulting images and put them on a black background, then fed that data into a commercial light-painting stick.

Holopainting

By: Liz Upton

Raspberry Pi project

Done by:Leen Al-Khalifa

This project takes things a step further: meet 3D holopainting.

Finally

A man dressed as a budget ninja walked the stick in front of a series of cameras set up where the original Raspberry Pi cameras had been, to create 3D images hanging in the air.

Hardware/Software requirements

• Raspberry pi computer
• Perma-Proto Pi HAT
• 2GB or larger microSD card
• USB flash drive for loading images.
• DotStar LED strip
• 74AHCT125 level shifter IC.
• Six (6) momentary pushbuttons.
• Large USB battery bank
• Two (2) USB Type A male
• Soldering paraphernalia, wire
• An opaque enclosure for the Raspberry Pi
• Hardware store bits & bobs
• 3D printer (optional)