It’s quite easy to install your new Pi Camera. Installation procedure is very well described on raspberrypi fondation website here : http://www.raspberrypi.org/archives/3890
Unfortunatly, cases are not today designed for the camera cable and your new toy. Hard to say, but I did a hole in my nice white plastic case for cable path.
Once your webcam is installed, test it with this command (show pictures till 10 seconds)
raspistill -t 10000
At this stage, you should do a backup because nobody knows where the next meteor will fall down.
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I feed the cable thru the opening above the ethernet connector. It works for me.
I have a model a in a model b case, so have a big hole where the ethernet should fit. Also, my camera has four small holes, so it could be sewn onto a cardstock or a shirt, for a wearable approach
What software are you using to debug cpp..?? codeblocks..???
Hi
Awesome tutorial and theres nothing better than actually getting OpenCV working with a PiCamera. Can i ask you some advice a little privatly please?
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i have a webcam plugged in usb port of rpi…. i install guvcview …. it gives me error while opening … “”””Make sure your device driver support v4l2” i have v4l2 installed.. Anybody who can tell what to do???
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