Is it a stills camera? No. Is it a video camera? No. Is it something between the two? Correctamundo! The OTTO is a “Hackable GIF Camera” that uses a Raspberry Pi brain to make animated GIF pictures.

Abhishek Singh takes big ideas and turns them into projects, usually publishing them to his website. Last week he made people take notice after building a camera that printed gif files. I saw the ...

With smartphones sporting built-in cameras, its hard to imagine a photo opportunity arising for which we'd be unprepared. But for those looking to capture moments in a form that straddles the line ...

The best thing about technology is that it keeps evolving and the creators never stop surprising us with something awesome now and then. Keeping up with the technology improvement, an intrepid ...

Facebook is testing a GIF creator in the camera section of the iOS app. The feature has already rolled out to some users … TNW discovered it this morning. GIFs can also be combined with existing ...

Just last night, I was talking to friends about how my favorite thing about the future is that eventually—barring meteors crashing into us or a solar flare that cripples all electronic technology—an ...

Facebook has sneakily added a new feature to its app's camera. Some people are now seeing an option that allows users to make a short GIF directly through the camera, which can then be shared on ...

What if GIFs had been around in the golden days of the Polaroid? The homemade “Instagif NextStep” camera from tinkerer Abhishek Singh gives us an idea. Singh’s creation handles more or less like a ...

GIFs have made a resurgence as of late and while there are smartphone apps to make short clips, Next Thing Co. wants to go one step farther with a GIF camera. Meet the Otto, a hackable, Raspberry ...

No one watches video anymore. Cable cutters are digging into Verizon’s profits, and YouTube is a shadow of its 2005 self. What are people consuming now? Animated gifs. This is the bread and butter of ...

No matter if you pronounce it Gif or Jif, I think we call all get behind the addition of a new GIF mode in the Facebook camera. Next time you swipe left to access the Facebook camera, you’ll be ...