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Raspberry Pi Stop Motion Machine -- Episode 395

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Raspberry Pi Stop motion Machine

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Clem dreams of making his own Stop motion movie, just like the claymation films he loved as a kid. But creating these kinds of movies is very difficult and tedious. So he builds a machine that makes it much easier, is controlled with his smartphone and even moves on its own to make the stunning Hollywood shots he dreams of!

 

 

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Raspberry Pi 3 A+Raspberry pi1Buy Now
TQ2-3V Relaypanasonic2Buy Now
TMC2208 SILENTSTEPSTICKTrinamic/Watterott2Buy Now
Din 5 Plug MA 50 SHirschmann1Buy Now
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2214S-40SG-85 -  CONNECTOR, RCPT, 40POS, 2.54MMMulticomp1Buy Now
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NANOTEC  Stepper Motor, High Torque, DC, 0.28 N-m, 1.8 A, Two Phase, 1.1 ohm, 1.85 mHNANOTEC2Buy Now
XP POWER  AC/DC Power Supply, ITE, 2 Output, 42 W, 5 V, 5 A, 12 V, 2 AXP POWER1Buy Now

 

 

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Remote Control for the Camera1

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  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave over 6 years ago in reply to mayermakes +4
    You may want to take a look at some of the Kessler equipment for ideas/inspiration: e.g. Shuttle Dolly + CineDrive: https://vimeo.com/237424857 Website at: https://www.kesslercrane.com/cinedrive
  • thedanaaddams
    thedanaaddams over 6 years ago +3
    Okay, this is awesome, and an incredible start! As a professionally trained animator and film graduate, I have a number of suggestions for improvement which could take it from great, to a pro-grade tool…
  • fmilburn
    fmilburn over 6 years ago +2
    Hi Clem, I have been thinking of doing something along these lines but you have far exceeded what I had in mind. Extremely well done... Frank
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  • jc2048
    jc2048 over 6 years ago

    Nice project. I liked your first stop-motion film - I don't think I'd have the patience to do that.

     

    If I were building one, I'd be a bit concerned at a GPIO pin controlling the 3V relay directly: the 3V coil has a resistance of only 64 ohms and so an operating current of 47mA.

     

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    jc2048 over 6 years ago

    Nice project. I liked your first stop-motion film - I don't think I'd have the patience to do that.

     

    If I were building one, I'd be a bit concerned at a GPIO pin controlling the 3V relay directly: the 3V coil has a resistance of only 64 ohms and so an operating current of 47mA.

     

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    mayermakes over 6 years ago in reply to jc2048

    sure thats a theroretical concern, but in practice this relay proved to work fine on the super8 project and this one beeing driven by a gpio pin, it operates within the safety margin). On a product indented for production run this should be adressed, thnkas for pointing it out!

     

    One way to do this would be to use the latching mode of the relay to avoid having to power the coil for longer than absolutelly needed to engage it ,but it posed a challenge for my programming I was not willing to conquer because of time constraints.

    it is like the late Niki Lauda said about formula one racing: to finish first, you´ve got to finish first. so imabuild stuff that plain works and make it pretty in the second iteration.

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