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Time Lapse Camera With The PiFace Control And Display For Raspberry Pi

Stuartsjones

LAST WEEK the team at PiFace Digital unveiled this epic project, which used the Control and DisplayControl and Display to create a bullet time effect using a number of Raspberry Pi camerasRaspberry Pi cameras, boards and control units. Whilst this project is super cool, it's potentially a little too grand for most to replicate given amount of kit you would need. So in this equally cool project which can be undertaken by mere mortals such as you and I, the team now demonstrate how the control and display can also be used to speed up and well as slow down time by building a time lapse camera.

 

Here you can see end results and below they show you how it was done. Don't forget to check out the PiFace blog for full details and remember you can buy your own PiFace Control and Display right now.

Image from www.piface.org

 

 

Get your Control and DisplayControl and Display here and if you already have a Raspberry PiRaspberry Pi and a camera, don't forget to check out the PiFace website which has details of all their projects and products www.piface.org

  • Hi Stuart,

     

    Nice update.  Time lapse photography is very useful for capturing data.

    We used it to capture the traces on four oscilloscopes to keep track of experiment changes in the lab.

    We had to use film in those days, but we later found that a standard video camera did quite well.

     

    I may have to play with this kit once I find some time.

    DAB