There’s the minimalist Braun instant camera, and then photographer Bjørn Karmann’s Paragrphica, which uses location data to describe the place you are at and then converts that into an AI-generated photo. Even though it may look like something from a science fiction film, the camera functions much like a normal one, as in you point and shoot.
Introducing – Paragraphica! 📡📷
A camera that takes photos using location data. It describes the place you are at and then converts it into an AI-generated "photo".See more here: https://t.co/Oh2BZuhRcf
or try to take your own photo here: https://t.co/w9UFjckiF2 pic.twitter.com/23kR2QGzpa— Bjørn Karmann (@BjoernKarmann) May 30, 2023
After pressing the shutter button, the touchscreen LCD at the rear shows an AI-generated photo. How does it work? The camera uses the GPS location data to generate a prompt, which is then processed by Stable Diffusion. Hardware wise, it boasts a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B running a custom web app to generate the prompt and then a 3D-printed enclosure.
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