Over at heywhatsthebigidea.net, they’ve created an X-windows application that allows you to control the camera module on the Raspberry Pi. Read more and download here
Category: Camera module
Stream #RaspberryPi camera to multiple clients
On the Foundation forum, Philip Heron has posted about a piece of software he’s written to stream video from the Raspberry Pi camera module to multiple TCP clients. fsphil/net264 · GitHub.
OCR with the #RaspberryPi camera
Over on the Foundation forum, “mikerr” has worked out how to translate an image of text taken with raspistill into a text file. Read more here
Panoramic photographs with the #RaspberryPi
Foundation forum member Gbaman has created an automated 360 degree panoramic photograph robot using LEGO. This is an excellent piece of work and really shows off the new camera module. Read more here or watch a video of it in action below:
Pimoroni launch case/mount for the #RaspberryPi camera
Pimoroni, makers of the excellent Pibow case, have just started to sell a case/mount for the Raspberry Pi camera module. It’s made out of acrylic and utilises the mounting holes on the camera to sandwich it between two layers. Of…
Another #RaspberryPi in the sky!
Dave Akerman has launched his Raspberry logo-shaped payload with the Raspberry Pi and camera module attached. Read all about his flight here Here is his favourite shot from the flight – taken and stored to the SD card. The altitude was…
Using #RaspberryPi camera for astrophotography
Blogger “DashOne” has combined a Raspberry Pi, a camera module and a telescope to take photographs and videos of the Moon and Saturn. Brilliant stuff – beat me to it! Read more here
Motion detection with the #RaspberryPi camera and Python
Foundation forum member ‘brainflakes‘ has managed to write a Python script to take and analyse images from the Raspberry Pi camera module in order to detect movement. He explains what it does on the forum: While watching for motion it…
A #RaspberryPi camera case that looks like a camera!
Pete Taylor has done an excellent job converting a retro-looking Holga camera into a case for this Raspberry Pi and camera module. Read more and see more pics on his blog
Live HLS streaming with the #RaspberryPi
Andy Armstrong has released his code for HLS streaming with the camera module. See the GitHub repository for details