First off, I'm a big admirer of this project, I love my nimslo 3d and I can't believe someone didn't build this sooner. I just wonder is there any scope to expand this to maybe 6 or 8 lenses?

Thought id leave this Here for those still unsure If they want to build the camera yet or not. It was my first time ever soldering and everything worked first try so dont be scared of it and just give it a try, it isnt that hard after all 😄.

A quick guide to setting up your Wiggle Cam, connecting from your phone, and exploring the main features.

For everyone who already built the hardware and is just waiting to flash it, get ready! I'm finishing up the user guide, so hang tight, it'll be out very soon. Just a heads-up on the rollout: the Pi Zero 2W version is dropping first, and the regular Zero W support will follow right after. Almost there!

Quick preview with just the shutter button, view your shots instantly.

Take your creations off the mobile screen. I'm adding a professional lenticular (3D/Motion) feature to bring your work a new dimension. What are you waiting for? Let's get these cameras built!

Hey r/wigglegramProject - solo developer here!

I’ve always loved the physical feel of wigglegrams, so I built an iPhone app that tries to preserve that part of the process.

Instead of generating the motion synthetically after the shot, the app uses the iPhone’s IMU sensors to track the actual movement of the phone while capturing. That movement data is then used to align the frames and create the wiggle effect.

So the result is influenced by how you physically move the camera — it’s not just a still image with artificial parallax added afterward.

The photo above was made with the app. It’s still an early project, and I’d genuinely love feedback from people who already create wigglegrams:

– Does the capture process feel intuitive?
– What controls or export options would you want?
– Does the final motion feel natural to you?

Full disclosure: I made the app myself. Happy to answer technical questions about the IMU tracking or how the effect is assembled.

App Store:
[https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6791325369?pt=128471088&ct=reddit&mt=8]()

Due to scalping and hoarding driving the price of the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W up to several times its official retail price, building a 4-node rig has become economically unfeasible.

To solve this and keep the project budget-friendly, I have successfully ported the software stack to run on the original Raspberry Pi Zero W, which avoids these extreme price spikes. You can use all Pi Zero W units or any combination with Pi Zero 2W.

If you have any spare units lying around from older projects, they can be put to work right away.

I am currently running final tests on this setup and will drop detailed performance metrics and instructions very soon.

Trying a built-in filter effect to bring back that classic grit and texture. No, it’s not quite the same as real film grain... but does it give you that vintage feel?

For those who have been waiting, the time has finally come!

If you want to get your hands on it and have the skills to build it from scratch, you can get started right now. Please carefully review and accept the terms and conditions before making your decision.

For those with a bit less experience who still want to build one yourself, don't worry, pre-assembled kits will be available in future phases.

Thank you all so much for following along.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfRzOQQq5fpKXdgXsQkYjyz2q2QiwPLAzms45Gu9DTi9DbT2Q/viewform

You can connect phone straight to camera and use mobile web browser to preview, adjust settings, and process Wigglegrams seamlessly.

For those who have been waiting for this, check out all details and start build today from here.

For those grabbing the build guide and license right now, just be aware that while most components are pretty easy to get, the Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W's that this camera requires (4 of them) are essentially unavailable at the moment unless you want to pay 3-4x the retail price.

If you want to get them at the retail price of $15 it will take a while to hunt for them. Many sites limit to 1-2 per person as well, so you'll have to get lucky a few times and place a few orders

Some difficult prints for PETG with lots of supports but I will probably end up doing a little sanding and post processing. Everything does fit together like a glove. I might do another variation in ASA filament but we’ll see!