Apesnake Photobooth [openFrameworks]

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The Apesnake Photobooth is an installation by Che-Wei Wang & David Penuela built using Kyle McDonald’s FaceOSC wrapper for openFrameworks. A webcam detects a single face, tracks it’s position, and calculates the width and height of it’s mouth. When the eyes and mouth match our desired expression (Manwolf face), the software triggers a Canon 1000D to take a photo. Photos are saved with a high resolution locally and automatically uploaded to Apesnake Manwolf’s Facebook Photos Page.

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