Raspberry Pi’s new camera module v3 is finally out. It’s got a fairly competent sensor, the long-awaited autofocus, and also comes at pretty unbeatable prices, just like its predecessors. However, Read more…
Fancy an upgrade, eh? The old V1/V2 setup of yours is officially outdated, and the next camera project you’ve been thinking about can finally come to fruition, and you have Read more…
Background Inspiration and Value Is running eight cameras simultaneously on one Raspberry Pi CM4 hard? Well, the simple answer is ‘no’, as long as you’ve got in hand the Arducam Camarray Synchronized Read more…
Preface ‘I put it on hold for a few years until I saw the quad camera hat from Arducam and thought this could finally work.’ Evan Poliquin, a young professional animator and designer, told us this when sharing the inspiration for his recent hobby project, a Raspberry Pi quadrascopic camera. It is a camera that can take four photos at once, in a digital way. Displaying multi photos sequentially while rapidly, the camera simply outputs various kinds of dynamic pictures that twitch themselves, delivering mixed emotions like fun, bored, weird, blue, and Read more…
Higher is Better: The Potential Benefits of Ultra-High Resolution Sensors Resolution is one of the most crucial specifications that define modern-day CMOS sensors. If one has to list all the factors directly associated with a camera and come up Read more…
A 48MP MIPI CSI-2 Camera Module in The Making There’s no denying that phone cameras have gone off the rails with increased specifications and sophisticated multi-camera systems. What if, by Read more…
What is an LWIR camera “LWIR” is an acronym for “Long Wave Infrared”, it’s on the invisible part of the electromagnetic, or more specifically, the infrared spectrum, and has a Read more…
How to Connect 8 Cameras to Your Nvidia Jetson NX Through The MIPI CSI-2 Interface Getting multiple cameras to work on Jetson NX isn’t something new, we’ve done putting 4 Read more…
Biggest Issues of The MIPI CSI-2 Interface The Camera Serial Interface (CSI), a division from the MIPI Alliance, was originally designed for the mobile industry, it’s a universal camera interface Read more…
ESP32-CAM: Specification, Pinout and User Guide ESP32-CAM Specs Module Model ESP32-CAM Package DIP-16 Size 27*40.5*4.5 mm SPI Flash Default 32Mbit RAM 520KB SRAM +4M PSRAM Bluetooth Bluetooth 4.2 BR/EDR and Read more…
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