pypicamcapper is a script which uses the pycamera module to periodcally capture images from a raspberry pi camera module.
This script provides part of the solution I'm building to capture images
of my wedding to build timelapse photo/videos after the day is over.
I am going to deploy battery powered Raspberry Pi computers around the
hall/room, which will run this script, capturing images every 'TBD'
seconds. These images will be POSTed to an HPE Edgeline EL20 via
wireless, since the Pis will not have a lot of local storage.
For now, just run it.
TBD
It's on GitHub, so...well, if you're really interested, the normal tools apply.
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Copyright (c) 2016 David Brookshire
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