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DIY 'Descriptive Camera' captures images, prints out prose
Have you ever wished that cameras could capture not only an image of the scene in front of them, but also describe it to you in plain English? Ok, what if it bypassed the whole "photo" thing and just spit out a slip of paper with words on it? Well, if you're still interested, the impressive Matt Richardson (of Make fame) has a project right up your alley. The Descriptive Camera is a relatively simple device really.
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Descriptive Camera Doesn't Take Pictures, But Has a Masterful Command of the English Language [Wish You Were Here]
Matt Richardson's "Descriptive Camera" doesn't take pictures, not even blurry ones. But it works just fine. Rather than capturing an image on film, Richardson's invention (a prototype built for a Computational Cameras class at New Y... Read Post
This Camera Doesn't Take Pictures. It Describes Them.
The "Descriptive Camera" doesn't work the way an ordinary point-and-shoot does. Instead, this contraption prints out a description of the photo you take, rather than the image itself. Read Post