HackadayThe Raspberry Pi as a Studio Camera
https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://hackaday.com/2026/02/18/the-raspberry-pi-as-a-studio-camera/
The Raspberry Pi as a Studio Camera https://hackaday.com/2026/02/18/the-raspberry-pi-as-a-studio-camera/
#Digitalcamerashacks #RaspberryPi #Picamera #Raspberrypi #Studiocamera
#Digitalcamerashacks #RaspberryPi #Picamera #Raspberrypi #Studiocamera
PixRetroWell... day job done... #Kidizoom thoroughly butchered... #oops.. but managed not to shred the camera ribbon which seems to be what other have done... time for some poking and some #research into what is on it and if anything is salvagable... or if it's just a case that i could have 3d printed a case rather than making the mess that I did... #picamera advice welcomed! 😁
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Mark FraserSpent all day trying to get #libcamera to produce a good quality video stream using #MediaMTX under IR light. In the end I've gone back to RPi Cam Control using #picamera
The quality was awful, and no matter how much I fiddled with the mediamtx.yml it didn't improve.
Back to #Raspbian #Buster #raspberrypi
The quality was awful, and no matter how much I fiddled with the mediamtx.yml it didn't improve.
Back to #Raspbian #Buster #raspberrypi
Mat (notenoughtech)I'm an eager #RaspberryPi shopper. Each time a new module is released, I get my hands on it. Which gave me a unique opportunity to compare all Raspberry Pi camera modules together:
#PiCamera #RaspberryPiCamera #net_r
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-camera-module-3/
#PiCamera #RaspberryPiCamera #net_r
https://notenoughtech.com/raspberry-pi/raspberry-pi-camera-module-3/
Retro GerryFound an old #raspberrypi 1 b+ in a forgotten box last night. Its a bit old now (9+ years I think) and probably underpowered these days but I have a handful of #picamera sitting doing nothing so thought I'd set one up above my desk where i do my painting, tinkering and #making stuff and perhaps record some Timelapses.
I've not written the python for it yet, will do that tonight. Thinking I can connect it to a toggle switch to start and stop the timelapse recording. pic on monitor is the output.
I've not written the python for it yet, will do that tonight. Thinking I can connect it to a toggle switch to start and stop the timelapse recording. pic on monitor is the output.
Andy Piper
hackaday unofficialLearn Sign Language Using Machine Vision
Learning a new language is a great way to exercise the mind and learn about different cultures, and it's great to have a native speaker around to improve the learning experience. Without one it's still possible to learn via videos, books, and software though. The task does get much more complicated when trying to learn a language that isn't spoken, though, like American Sign Language. This project allows users to learn the ASL alphabet with the help of computer vision and some machine learning algorithms.
The build uses a computer vision model in MobileNetV2 which is trained for each sign in the ASL alphabet. A sign is shown to the user on a screen, and the user needs to demonstrate the sign to the computer in order to progress. To do this, OpenCV running on a Raspberry Pi with a PiCamera is used to analyze the frames of the user in real-time. The user is shown pictures of the correct sign, and is rewarded when the correct sign is made.
While this only works for alphabet signs in ASL currently, the team at the University of Glasgow that built this project is planning on expanding it to include other signs as well. We have seen other machines built to teach ASL in the past, like this one which relies on a specialized glove rather than computer vision.
#machinelearning #alphabet #americansignlanguage #asl #camera #computervision #mobilenetv2 #opencv #picamera #raspberrypi #signlanguage #signapse
IMVECEl #piCamera es un sistema operativo para #raspberrypi enfocado en el uso de cámaras. Una vez instalado y arrancado, el sistema emite una señal wifi a la que os conectais para controlar la cámara. Además contiene tambien los softwares #ImageSequencer e #infragram.
Todo el sistema desarrollado por la comunidad @publiclab
Aqui la documentación:
https://publiclab.org/wiki/pi-camera
Aquí la última versión estable:
https://h2o.regist.ro/s/pi-camera
