As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases you make using my affiliate links. To keep up with what I'm working on, follow me on YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest, and subscribe to my newsletter. Wireless internet network name and password.Keyboard & mouse (I used this mini keyboard with trackpad).Three resistors (any between 100-220 ohms).Three LEDs (I used white, green, and red).Boxy vintage camera (mine's a Target Brownie six-20).If you take this on, be sure you're comfortable disabling your camera's ability to shoot film, as my methods are a bit destructive. I'd think twice about cutting and drilling through some other members of my collection. This Target Brownie Six-20 is a 40s camera, and it was pretty dirty and didn't take great photos, so I don't feel bad about gutting it. The same code can be used to run a photo booth at your next party! I chose to take my camera mobile with a big battery pack to capture GIFs at Maker Faire NY this year. If you have some Pi experience, you may appreciate the Pi Tumblr GIF Photobooth Instructable, which is a more concise overview of the class content. The code is based on Lara's free Instructables Raspberry Pi Class, which contains valuable background info if you're new to electronics, programming, or the Pi. Follow along with this Instructable to see how I put a Raspberry Pi and Pi Camera inside a retro film camera, and programmed it to upload GIFs to my Tumblr. I have a few kicking around in various conditions, but haven't used them in ages because the film is costly to develop. I wanted a way to use my vintage cameras in a new, digital way.
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