Justin Lloyd got in touch with me via Twitter, and pointed me to this post about his homemade SenseCam software.
**Update**: Looks like Justin Lloyd has removed information about Sensecams so the link above has been removed.
Justin Lloyd got in touch with me via Twitter, and pointed me to this post about his homemade SenseCam software.
**Update**: Looks like Justin Lloyd has removed information about Sensecams so the link above has been removed.
Microsoft SenseCam is a wearable camera that takes pictures at various intervals, and can record infra-red information through a PIR (Passive InfraRed sensor). Accompanying software allows the events of a day to be indexed.
They are not for sale, and I would like to experiment with using something like this. I believe that it would make sense to convert a mobile telephone into a similar device, as they are easy to get hold of and generally contain a digital camera, Java/Symbian operating system, memory card and rechargeable battery. If anyone knows of any downloadable software that would perform this task, please get in touch via the ‘Contact’ link. Thanks!
This gets me every time! Add the STOP! Hammertime! Firefox extension and every time you press the stop button, MC Hammer will let you know.
I’ve just received my Panosaurus — a tripod head designed to rotate about the nodal point of a camera lens. This looks like the best way to avoid parallax error when making 360 panoramas.