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physical photosTom's Hardware
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Spacerower created a Raspberry Pi -powered camera that creates physical photos for you on the spot.
The camera was made from the ground up from scratch and features a Pi Zero as the main board powering the operation.
It has a built-in thermal printer that not only prints the photo but also does so on sticker paper.
The housing for the hardware was created from scratch just for the project.
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