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This camera shaped like a gun shoots 8 bit photos of your Nintendo self

Time to get a bit geeky with Dmitriy Morozov latest contraption: an 8 bit camera that prints photos on a receipt. How's that for recycling tech? As you can notice, the display is handled by none another than the Game Boy, while the hardware is controlled via the ever trusty Arduino. Morozov is a Moscow-based artist whose 'thing' is mixing art with diy electronics.

by Tibi Puiu
March 24, 2015
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8bit camera

Time to get a bit geeky with Dmitriy Morozov latest contraption: an 8 bit camera that prints photos on a receipt. How’s that for recycling tech? As you can notice, the display is handled by none another than the Game Boy, while the hardware is controlled via the ever trusty Arduino. Morozov is a Moscow-based artist whose ‘thing’ is mixing art with diy electronics.

::vtol:: gbg-8 from ::vtol:: on Vimeo.

8bit gun

8bit gun

8bit gun

8bit gun

8bit gun

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