I am currently wanting to design a system that I could leave outside permanently, and have it take a photo(or series) at the same time of the day, for a year, and then compile those into a single Analemma, which shows the change in the suns position over the course of the year(should be a figure 8 shape generally). I've thought about using a Raspberry Pi board and camera and making it weatherproof, or some other design. Any suggestions?
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