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The only key missing piece was a webcam.Įach Friday is PiDay here at Adafruit! Be sure to check out our posts, tutorials and new Raspberry Pi related products. I had an extra Raspberry Pi Zero that needed a purpose and a Kodak Brownie Hawkeye, the variant from the 1950s with a case made out of Bakelite instead of wood or cardboard, which I’d bought for less than £5 at a local tag sale. My original plan was to build a variant on the pinhole digital camera I’d previously made with a Raspberry Pi and a webcam. A Kodak Brownie is also a good option for custom modifications-it’s easily available on eBay or at tag sales, it’s simple to hack, and it’s cheap enough that it doesn’t matter if things go wrong. Millions of Kodak Brownies were made over the course of its 60-year lifespan beginning in 1900, and its build quality means many of them survive in good working order. Because it has essentially no controls to learn-there’s just a shutter button, viewfinder, and film winder-it’s even easy to use in comparison to today’s cameras.
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The simplicity of its design meant anyone could figure out how to use it with little difficulty. The inexpensive Kodak Brownie was the first camera to bring photography to the masses.
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