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# Tarina - DIY filmmaking device for Raspberry pi #
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-### Retake ###
You film, Tarina puts the pieces together and, voilá!, you have a movie! Shoot your films as takes, shots and scenes, and see how they fit together on the go. If you're not happy, retake it. Once you get it there’s no need for editing later.
-### Hackable ###
-Running on a Gnu/Linux Raspbian distribution and with easy python coded interface. You can go crazy and customize this geek camera to the max.
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-### Hardware ###
Tarina has been tested and is working with Raspberry pi 1, 2 and 3, Pi camera module 1.3 and v. 2.1 Sony IMX219 8-megapixel sensor, CS lenses or M12 lenses, USB via vt1620a Sound card, Electrec in-built front mic with preamp, 7700mAh li-ion Battery (6 hours filming), U-geek 3.5" screen (800x480 pixels), Adafruit 3.5" screen (480x 320 pixels), in-built speakers, Bluetooth keyboard, 3d printed body
-### Software ###
-The device wouldn't function without nice brains. Tarinas’ brains are the Raspberry pi computer with the Raspbian os, a free operating system based on Debian. Tarina’s interface is coded in python, using free software like sox, ffmpeg, avconv, MP4Box. This is why and how Tarina got born. Without free software it would've been impossible to build Tarina.
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more info at http://tarina.org
### 3d printable files ###
