Pretty cool, limited, artsy, limitation. Powered just by a Raspberry Pi Zero, Pi Camera 3, and a 4" eInk Spectra 6 color display and a battery. Edit: E-Ink displays have just been getting better...
With ePaper, the photo on screen stays there even after powering off.
The only way to clear the screen is to take a new photo.
Pretty cool, limited, artsy, limitation.
Powered just by a Raspberry Pi Zero, Pi Camera 3, and a 4" eInk Spectra 6 color display and a battery.
Edit: E-Ink displays have just been getting better and better, and cheaper and cheaper. Insane that you can get a 400x600px colored eink screen (with driver/control board!)for less than $50 these days.
Q: do the photos get saved?
yes! the photos you take with reFrame are saved digitally. While the ePaper display remains the primary way to experience each shot, you can also download both the original and dithered versions of each photo using a web dashboard.
Love that you also get the dithered output as well, neat.
Pretty cool, limited, artsy, limitation.
Powered just by a Raspberry Pi Zero, Pi Camera 3, and a 4" eInk Spectra 6 color display and a battery.
Edit: E-Ink displays have just been getting better and better, and cheaper and cheaper. Insane that you can get a 400x600px colored eink screen (with driver/control board!) for less than $50 these days.
Love that you also get the dithered output as well, neat.