Raspberry Pi Camera Introduction and Getting Started
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- Опубликовано: 18 янв 2021
- First video in a series about the Raspberry Pi Camera. In this introduction video I talk about how to install the Raspberry Pi Camera and how to take photos and record video from the command line.
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Great idea for a series Gary. Looking forward to more.
Agreed! Are there anymore?
Looking forward to this series!
Some very good instructions Gary.
One important area that’s almost forgotten is ESD. The camera module is very sensitive to ESD (electrical static discharge). Maybe you can go over that in your next video?
In the meantime I highly recommend everyone that is working with a camera to make sure they know how to ground themselves before they touch them.
The instructions for the raspberry pi. and the Camera regarding ESD can be found on their website.
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Suggestion : face recognition using openCV , preferably using c++ to get descent performance , as python might be too slow
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Thank you Gery for the beginning of the serie about the RaspiCam.
I would like to know how the camera takes a photo. Not the usual stuff about how to use it with a raspistill command, but more assembler like, where & how the processor stores and assambles the Pixels and the hole picture. It would be great, to get more infos about it.
In the Datasheet of the processor or the the Camera I could not find anything about it.
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Great work!
waiting for SD888 vs A14 speed test g. as S21 series is out now, please make it happen.
Thank You.
Interesting video as always
Thanks for sharing :-)
This is helpful, thanks!. I've been using motioneyeOS for video security on raspberry pi 4. now if we could get the raspberry pi 4 to handle audio and sync it to the video correctly, all would be right with the world.
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Your WiFi menu applet strobe is mesmerizing. :-D
Is there any accessible SoC or SBC that can take full advantage of a sensor like the IMX477 or better? I have a Jetson Nano 2GB and it can do 4K30, so far I've been playing with gstreamer to create an zero latency RTP stream, 4K IP camera
what if you need the camera to be pretty far away from the raspberry pi and you don’t want a big bulky ribbon cord from the raspberry pi to the camera, is there a way to adapt the ribbon cord to regular cord then back to ribbon cord?
Could you please release Part 3 of the Building your own CPU series?
Hello, please do a video on default governor vs performance governor. That's gonna be interesting. I have made a thermal mod for oneplus 8/t/pro/7/6etc....
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@@GaryExplains Hello Gary may i request for an episode for the fugaku a64fx? it is a very interesting subject with general purpose cores.
I have a question. The module is basically the sensor plus the lens right? What if i wanted to change these lens and put something more powerful?
Great content as always! It would be cool if you could cover how to control the camera with code. Python is the obvious first choice, but maybe also include one of the compiled languages like C, C++, or Rust. I'm interested in one of the compiled languages, and not really sure how to proceed because the provided software seems to be closed source and I have no clue where to start.
Controlling the camera from Python is the next video, but I will also look in one of the compiled languages.
@@GaryExplains Thanks a lot! :)
is it possible to use this instead of a Ring camera to capture motion?
How about a similar introduction to using touch screens and other kinds of displays with a Raspberry Pi?
Can you try a face recognition project with some physical output throughout the GPIO pins (like opening a door when a certain face is detected). And maybe have more complex processing via a pi cluster.
That is an interesting idea. Thx.
Is there a way to extend the camera cable?
I would be curious to see this used like some sort of low grade security camra. Like, you stick the cmera in the top of a window or something, then mount the pi nearby, and vnc into it to see a constant video preview
Yes, I will show you how do that with a web interface as part of the Python video.
Looks like -vf and -rot 180 are not the same. Isn’t -vf a vertical mirror image?
Did you make anymore videos on this?
Is mobile Pi in our future?
what about FPS settings is it capable of recording 60 or higher fps video?
The Pi Camera can do 720p60. The highest fps for 1080p is 30.
Just fyi, The raspberry pi 400 doesn't have a camera connector you have to use a usb camera
We need exynos 2100 vs SD 888 test!!
Why is there no video/picture app for the pi
it seems you chroma keyed the captured desktop too
Not only c++ but rust coding. Comparison between the two for grins. ;~)
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I keep watching these videos of how to use this but no one tells how to connect the raspberry pi to the computer
What do you mean by connect the Raspberry Pi to a computer?
@@GaryExplains I might just be stupid but I have no idea what to do after you connect the camera to the raspberry pi. How do you get it to show up on a monitor? I don’t actually have one yet, so is there a spot to put a cord to connect it to a monitor or something?
Yes the Raspberry Pi is a full computer with a HDMI port etc. You plug in a keyboard and mouse and use it like a PC.