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Photo Finish is visiting the Camera Museum!
In London, England.
This is photo 360 of 365.
This is a camera fitted to a pigeon and meant to be used in espionage. An older version has some details about it here:
Pigeon camera (replica), Germany, 1917-1918 During World War I, pigeons were outfitted with tiny cameras and released over enemy territory.
A bit more about the museum at:
www.cameramuseum.uk
Where’s our pigeon camera / By now he could be anywhere
Miniature Pigeon Camera (by Dr. Julius Neubronner)
Before there was Google Earth, there were pigeons who photographed the earth from above. Read more about the birds who were outfitted with cameras, and see the photos that they took.
Geraldo Ramos shared: Setup a basic (yet functional) hackable cloud camera at the lowest possible cost
Pigeon is a simple cloud home surveillance camera project that uses the new Raspberry Pi Zero W single board computer ($10). It uses a custom designed 3D printed enclosure that fits the board and the camera. A wall mount is also included. The software should work with any Raspberry PI version, but the 3D design is made specifically for the PI Zero W platform.
The goal of this project is to provide an easy way to setup a basic (yet functional) hackable cloud camera at the lowest possible cost.
So cool!
Thingiverse STLs
Pigeon@Github
It was handsome at the auction
It’s like we burned our boots / With no contingency plan
Julius Neubronner | Pigeon Camera | Public Domain Review
