RPi Photobooth

So as part of the Raspberry Jam show & tell item, I've decided to go ahead and make a photo booth. I'm not the first one using the pi camera and python to create one, but never the less, it is a fun learning experience.

RPi Photo Booth

The process is documented using pictures.

The code is also available on github.com at https://github.com/varunmehta/photobooth

Components in use;

  • Raspberry Pi 3 
  • Pi Camera v1
  • Pi Touch Display 
  • Big Red Button

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