Most of us have at least one old phone lying around, tucked away in a drawer and long forgotten. It might be outdated, slow or have a cracked screen, but it still has a working camera and Wi-Fi.

The first step is to cut out a piece of wood to form the base of the winder machine. Measure out using a tape measure, mark with a pencil, and cut out using a jigsaw or handsaw. Source: Interesting ...

If you’re the experimental type who treads the DIY route with your gear once in a while, here’s a weekend project you might want to try. Rise up to the challenge with another fun hack from our ...

Got a camera that doesn’t have a viewfinder? Don’t fret, because if you’re crafty, you can easily make one — a cool waist-level optical viewfinder at that! In the video above, James Warner of ...

Camera sliders are a popular project for makers—especially those who document their projects on video. They’re fun and accessible to build, and they can really create some beautiful shots. [Lechnology ...

Here at DPReview, we love DIY photography projects, and one recently came to our attention that we just had to share. Recent Videos Boston-based engineer and photographer Wenting Zhang has been ...

Abstract: This research investigates the application of an Arduino-based system for PET bottle plastic detection using the Esp32 Cam camera module and the Photoelectric Sensor E3Z B61. The study stems ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The $87 Plug and Make Kit includes an Arduino microcomputer, electronic components, and tutorials for building ...