Some stuff to note about this that some people might miss: - it wasn't made to replace smartphones or standalone cameras anyways. The idea was to give better images and more res to work with in comparison to the previous camera/sensor module, which basically used a cheap webcam sensor; - if you don't intend to code anything with it, right now it's probably useless. Much like buying a devboard wthout intention to develop something with it, these things are for tinkerers and development; - it's not that the sensor is bad, the comparison just shows how much pre-processing smartphones do these days. Problems with reds and magenta, low light, and others pointed out are inherent problems of smartphone sized sensors... more specifically, these Sony IMX sensors. What happened over the years is that very smart corrections were made on the software side. So you know, when you get a sensor that captures and spits out images without much processing, this is probably closer to what you'd get. So, who is this for? This probably goes more towards tinkerers and people working with development of image recognition software, as shown in video. Which is pretty awesome given limited options developers have for direct access to high res image output. For a very long time, the best you got was probably webcams or capture cards. You see, smartphones and standalone cameras have this entire layer before you get to raw data that sometimes just gets in the way. And if development catches on with this Pi kit, some pretty interesting stuff might be coming out from this. We'll see...
This was exactly what I was thinking watching the video, why would you compare a module for a development board that is designed so you can make your own software with products that have entire engineering and development teams working on perfecting image quality and ease of use. Of course it won't be as usable as a gopro out of the box, it is literally just a module, you need to do the extra work for it
How does it compare against the camera module v2?(8 megapixels) Im using the old camera module for a phogrammetric scanner, thinking in upgrading the optics. Would love a side by side comparision of the photos.
2:36 What the heck is happening with that lens?! Edit: for those of you who didn't notice. The top of the lens here was flexing. This lens doesn't flex. Also didn't expect to get this many likes. Thank you!! XD
I was thinking the same thing. I personally don't know of any small package, cheap good quality webcams that I can run a server from AND PuTTY/SSH into. I really love the idea behind it.
I'm doing this right now! Didn't like tying up my A7iii for Zoom calls, saw this and decided to give it a go. It's been a fantastic learning experience. Next step is to dust off my Python knowledge and make a server I can send commands to so I can remote control the thing and not need the command line options at all. Next step after that is ditching the capture card and seeing what I can do with streaming the video over the network. P.S. Has anyone noticed these C/CS lenses are great for macro? I have 4 different ones now and every single one of them can be made to focus right up to the front element. Wild!
@@Pyroja Capture card? Stream over network? With a Pi Zero you can make it act like a UVC-compliant webcam. Powered over the USB cable and as low latency as you'd expect from a webcam (which is much lower than a network stream) :-D
@@downrangefuture6493 with the cost of a used sankor or a new SLR magic animorphic I'd find a way to use it too! My bowl of Cheerios would NEVER look so interesting!!😅
I thinks he likes to shoot him in highest res. coz we're used to seeing Linus for like forever maybe...... So it's his skills he has enhanced over the years with LMG
5:23 you can write a simple python script that listens for a button you plug in via the GPIO pins using io.input(*the pin number*) and use os.system("*the capture command*") when it's pressed. then just keep the python script running at all times to get a "point and shoot" effect. Would be a fun project :P
@Deon Denis yeah but you can also salvage laptop webcams for a dollar or two each that'll be high enough quality unless you've got a pretty serious video storage solution
the fact that they actually had Brandon compare this to an actual consumer camera and the tone of this video seem to point to them not understanding this distinction at all. they reviewed a part for creators to use in custom built devices as if it was a consumer point and shoot camera, without any sort of humor or irony about the insanity of the comparison....
And here I am watching on a 21:9 display with black all around and no way to zoom in as the video itself is not only cropped to 16:9 but then they put a 32:9 video inside the 16:9 container
@@Sneffe It still frustrates me when the aspect ratio doesn't fit the container and 'full screen' results in black on all sides At least on android you can zoom and crop
Linus: Earns a significant amount of money from producing some high quality technology content Also Linus: "Literally thousands and thousands of site you can use Honey on."
There is the old joke about airplanes and operating systems: Microsoft: The departure lounge is filled with people in nice suits telling you how great it will be when the plane arrives. Apple: Everyone looks the same with friendly smiles. At 30,000 feet they hold up a bomb and ask: "OK to reboot?" UNIX: Everyone arrives at the airport with a part to the plane. They assemble it on the airfield then get in it and take off. Yep, that last one is me.
I'm imagining hundreds of people flash mobbing an airport, each trying to get thought security holding a piece of an airplane. The person bringing the overhead bin can't get though because the overhead bin is too big to fit in an overhead bin.
I can finally build the stripped-down-full-manual-camera that I've been forever wanting! Make some lens adapters, or retrofit existing mounts onto quality lenses and...oh man...this is it!
This would be useful for say, insanely specific photography workflows as well, where you are looking for high control and customisability which would be impossible or expensive on a proper consumer camera. E.g. you could couple this with a raspberry pi based motion control system (which you can build out of servos) to get a highly customisable and programmable timelapse camera at a much cheaper cost than normal cameras. Or you could make a stop motion rig that moves a model and takes pictures for much cheaper than is usually possible.
One of my hobbies since my young teens as been writing image processing extensions/software so writing my own piece of front end software for this to appear like a somewhat modern camera firmware mixed with using some knobs/dials and a few buttons with GPIO pins. For someone like me that loves this kind of stuff it's a step in the right direction. My project was basically just a design drawing back from the old TSLR medium format cameras. Obviously mine is a single lens, but the tall box design with a waist level view finder is essentially the same. I also opted to go with a Tamron 25mm f/1.6 lens along with a selection of vintage c-mount cine lenses over a CCTV lens. I already had them all from collecting prior and use them on both a Pentax Q7 and Olympus OM-D MK II (I shoot primarily on medium format film with either a Pentax 67, Mamiya RB67/RZ67, Mamiya C330, or a Zeiss Super Ikonta among many others so I don't really see the point in investing money into a full frame mirrorless...I spend enough on my film cameras as-is lol) and they all give fairly good images, not Leica quality or something but interesting nonetheless.
This camera is perfect for robotics applications. I currently work with the old raspberry pi cam's for my applications and I think this could make a brilliant improvement to the accuracy I can get for computer vision applications
I may be the only one who thinks so, but i really think that Pi's camera looks much better then the Pixel 4... Yes, the Pixel has a muuch highter dynamic range, possibly better color accuracy, but... I don't know... I'm one of those who prefer good old ARRI (with 1080p sensor) to new RED cameras just for color science only...
Still pretty cool that you can build your own camera with a sensor better than most digital cameras before about 2012. Imagine what kind of stuff kids will be able to build with 3D printers in 10 years. I got my first Raspberry Pi late last year, a Pi 4 with 4GB RAM and it’s a great little device. I have it setup to run complex home automations and as a local file server. Kinda want to try using it as a web server. I also want to buy this camera module even though I can’t think of anything to use it for.
Pi Foundation: We're putting the power in your hands. Me: Yessss!!! Pi Foundation: So now it's up to you. Me: Wait, WHAT? I love the Pi Foundation's goals but also I'm lazy, so I guess I'll stick to watching other ppl tinker on YT.
Seems to me like a perfect use for this is building your own bespoke security camera system. Fully programmable HD photos and video with no closed source software required sounds like a pretty solid option to me.
What is with the aspect ratio when Brandon is talking? I love LTT videos, and rarely comment, but I gotta say, I’m not a fan of this “creative direction”.
I love the magenta of the camera, i really feel it can take great satisfying photos with the right lighting. Also for how basic it may be it truly gives an enormous result; i can’t imagine all the things u can do with it!
I've built a few to tinker with. The hardest part of the HQ is that unlike the other modules, which have a fixed focus, you need to work out a way to set the focus, which is tricky if you take it outside without a screen.
Hi Linus (and friends) Absolutely great video, but at some point it is mentioned that it's a pitty there is no dedicated shutter button. You could have soldered one on yourself (or plugged it in even, if you buy the right wires). That's the beauty of projects like these!
for me it sounds a good idea ! when you see the prices of all the webcams growing up since COVID-19 thats maybe the best way to have a realy nice and high quality webcam. greets from germany, guys
The video really missed the point. These types of things aren't designed to be used as content creation cameras or webcams. This is exactly what you want for programmers working on computer vision projects, or research where python code is running off of a dedicated raspberry pi and the want to add some sort of optical component to detect something. Comparing it to a phone does it a dis-service, as you wouldn't tape your phone to the inside of a a research lab and then say "oh well, I guess I just don't have a phone anymore".
@@dylbarton it can be used for that, though. It's a matter what you want to work with it. I don't think it's impossible if someone builds a better application that spits out better processed image compared to what the existing one does, you get RAW after all which should contain all necessary information to improve the image, practically building a usable point and shoot camera. Or researching a better way to implement EIS for a smoother video recording experience (whose algorithm can then be taken and implemented in smartphones). As RPi wants you to think "the limit is your imagination" (although to be fair the hardware is still the actual limit).
Or they can just use it as a DIY monitoring aystem for robotics or CCTV. Because you know, RPI is more like small electronic brain that has enough power to drive whatever the tinkerers want to, as long as it within the capability of the system. Rather than a system to be used for system RnD and complex simulation in lab
Electrical Engineer Camera Designer here. The MIPI CSI-2 interface on the RPi only has 2-lanes on the D-PHY interface. The MIPI PHY changes the I/O standards between modes. Each lane supports up to 1.5Gb/s, meaning this interface supports up to 3Gb/s, assuming it supports both HS (high speed) and LP (low power) modes. Funny thing is the Broadcom BCM2835 SoC supports 4-lane operation. Not sure why they didn't just connect the other two. They would have the full 6Gb/s throughput if they just connected the other two lanes. Still cool!
How much cinematic ultrawide do you want?
Brandon: Yes.
Rev_dude « how could we use our 30k USD anamorphic lens in an useful way to justify its owning? »
Be quite nub he doesn't know
Every time we see him in a video it just gets wider and wider
More like: "Hey, we need to write this lens off as a business expense, so make a video with it"
first time I am seeing top-bottom black bars on my 21:9 phone
LTT: Which aspect ratio should we use?
everyone: 16:9 is fine
LTT: ∞:1
It works fine on my 18:9 phone🤔(edit)
Ok after watching it after 5:52 I got what your point is
Laptops use 16:10
@@RinoAP some laptops*
@@_BlueJayWay lol my phone has a 19:10 ratio
@@_BlueJayWay makes my s7 edge look like an s5 😔
"Builring your own camera" - Linus Tech Tips 2020
I saw that too, I was hoping I wasn't the only one😂
It took me a minute to work out what builring was.
@@EnterTheBunker I thaught I had a stroke
Still not fixed btw
Only at LTT
Some stuff to note about this that some people might miss:
- it wasn't made to replace smartphones or standalone cameras anyways. The idea was to give better images and more res to work with in comparison to the previous camera/sensor module, which basically used a cheap webcam sensor;
- if you don't intend to code anything with it, right now it's probably useless. Much like buying a devboard wthout intention to develop something with it, these things are for tinkerers and development;
- it's not that the sensor is bad, the comparison just shows how much pre-processing smartphones do these days. Problems with reds and magenta, low light, and others pointed out are inherent problems of smartphone sized sensors... more specifically, these Sony IMX sensors. What happened over the years is that very smart corrections were made on the software side. So you know, when you get a sensor that captures and spits out images without much processing, this is probably closer to what you'd get.
So, who is this for? This probably goes more towards tinkerers and people working with development of image recognition software, as shown in video. Which is pretty awesome given limited options developers have for direct access to high res image output. For a very long time, the best you got was probably webcams or capture cards. You see, smartphones and standalone cameras have this entire layer before you get to raw data that sometimes just gets in the way.
And if development catches on with this Pi kit, some pretty interesting stuff might be coming out from this. We'll see...
Do you know by any chance if this camera has a rolling or global shutter?
For robotics neither color nor resolution matter.
This was exactly what I was thinking watching the video, why would you compare a module for a development board that is designed so you can make your own software with products that have entire engineering and development teams working on perfecting image quality and ease of use. Of course it won't be as usable as a gopro out of the box, it is literally just a module, you need to do the extra work for it
How does it compare against the camera module v2?(8 megapixels)
Im using the old camera module for a phogrammetric scanner, thinking in upgrading the optics.
Would love a side by side comparision of the photos.
@@tmicecave It's rolling rolling rolling... If you think you can get a global shutter camera at this resolution for this price, keep on dreaming.
Definitely would look into this to creating a virtual avatar with more facial and emotion animations.
2:37 This probe lens bending hit me for six
Yea wtf is up with that
Broooo idk why but watching that makes me so uncomfortable
@Linustechtips I'd like an explanation
with zero context it was mildly traumatizing
I had to rewind the video to be sure; definitely gonna need to bring this up with my therapist later
Friendship ended with RED, Raspberry Pi is new best friend.
nice
They could call it the RED Cherry Pi
But who killed the sony?
@@abhinavanand7440 The fall of 76
@@abhinavanand7440
P
2:36
What the heck is happening with that lens?!
Edit: for those of you who didn't notice. The top of the lens here was flexing. This lens doesn't flex.
Also didn't expect to get this many likes. Thank you!! XD
it got exited
It heard someone say "flange".
I was going to comment that too
I was searching the comments on this
Mohamed Medhat SALEM Even though you spelled it wrong I know what you mean 😂
2:37 me when I see a new LTT video
Lmao what is that omggg
lol
That's a flexible camera lens for looking around in tight spaces
HEY I DIDNT EXPECT TO SEE YOU HERE LEX
hey Figureight! Y you here?
2:36 WTF THE PROBE LENS IS ALIVE!!!!!!!
when your only reply is a comment bot :/
excited lens ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
I saw that too!!
"So here's Brandon"
*32x9*
Good eye. I thought it was DFHD+ with an aspect ratio of 3.2:1 but you're right, it's DFHD (3.5:1)
Yeah I found that a bit odd. (:
I don't quite get cinema aspect ratios. I found it hilarious that when it swaps to him it's in extremely "cinematic".
Tika at this point, its not even cinematic anymore... its *_panoramic_*
It was to fit the comparison images side by side
"If you're anything like me"
Drops my phone.
- I guess I am.
2:37 seeing things or did the metal rod just bend on its own?
the metal rod doesn't exist
It saw a Hot Rod XD
I am confused
it's a probe lens
It's just *really* into being in a lens lineup, don't kinkshame the fella
who else got really caught off guard by that probe lens at 2:35
Came here to see if I was going crazy or it was a glitch lol
Now time for me to make it a webcam ;)
And it works great for that! Beating the quality of a webcam is not exactly difficult ;-)
I was thinking the same thing. I personally don't know of any small package, cheap good quality webcams that I can run a server from AND PuTTY/SSH into. I really love the idea behind it.
I'm doing this right now! Didn't like tying up my A7iii for Zoom calls, saw this and decided to give it a go. It's been a fantastic learning experience. Next step is to dust off my Python knowledge and make a server I can send commands to so I can remote control the thing and not need the command line options at all. Next step after that is ditching the capture card and seeing what I can do with streaming the video over the network.
P.S. Has anyone noticed these C/CS lenses are great for macro? I have 4 different ones now and every single one of them can be made to focus right up to the front element. Wild!
@@Pyroja Capture card? Stream over network? With a Pi Zero you can make it act like a UVC-compliant webcam. Powered over the USB cable and as low latency as you'd expect from a webcam (which is much lower than a network stream) :-D
@@larsjuhljensen That's a great option for sure, but currently not one I want to go with. Might try it later on, though!
Damn whom ever is editing 5:44 needs to chill out with those borders, this ain’t no Nolan film
Not quite, there is no lens flare
It was to fit the comparison images side by side
He needed an excuse to use his anamorphic lens.
@@downrangefuture6493 with the cost of a used sankor or a new SLR magic animorphic I'd find a way to use it too! My bowl of Cheerios would NEVER look so interesting!!😅
A wild Brandon appears: *2001 Space Odyssey intro starts playing*
2:37 a bit of an editing “Easter egg”
Someone explain what just happened at 2:36
I'm going crazy trying to understand XD
An erection
SEAMOUNT LENS FLANGE
@@chrisbarnard3946 bingo
PLAYED IT FOR MANY TIMES
why is brandon always in wider and wider aspect ratio 😂🤣 PS: Slap the anamorphic lens to it.. :D
sod off rita
because he's an idiot.
He's trolling us.
I thinks he likes to shoot him in highest res. coz we're used to seeing Linus for like forever maybe...... So it's his skills he has enhanced over the years with LMG
5:23 you can write a simple python script that listens for a button you plug in via the GPIO pins using io.input(*the pin number*) and use os.system("*the capture command*") when it's pressed. then just keep the python script running at all times to get a "point and shoot" effect. Would be a fun project :P
You can do macro timelapsing really easily using them. They can even sink up to the layers if a 3d printer and make terminator level shots
I built a project like this! th-cam.com/video/Oc6Qiykgt5Y/w-d-xo.html
"Can Ridge Wallet really redefine Wallet"
~Linus just casually questioning his sponsors claims whilst being payed by them
That had me rolling lmao 😂😂😂
That’s a way to get more from the sponsors. (:
Linus The Philosopher: *What do words mean?*
All words are made up ya know
@@amananifer3511 lttstore.com is all linus knows
Aristocrates: Should words mean at all?
Sounds like a Vsauce Video
This isn't about good photography,it's for programmers :p
Yeah linus talked about this for a few seconds in the video. But fun video project is fun
@Zwenk Wiel Yeah right. I for e.g. want to add this on my Telescope and with an astro software i want to take really cool pictures from space.
@Deon Denis yeah but you can also salvage laptop webcams for a dollar or two each that'll be high enough quality unless you've got a pretty serious video storage solution
@@TobiasDettinger so long as you have proper lens and its adapter, the rest is just math (read: image processing).
the fact that they actually had Brandon compare this to an actual consumer camera and the tone of this video seem to point to them not understanding this distinction at all. they reviewed a part for creators to use in custom built devices as if it was a consumer point and shoot camera, without any sort of humor or irony about the insanity of the comparison....
"It's not the best camera, lets say, compared to a phone..." ahh right, we're in those times, right
Really makes you think
Me watching on a 4:3 display and having more black then image 6:06
And here I am watching on a 21:9 display with black all around and no way to zoom in as the video itself is not only cropped to 16:9 but then they put a 32:9 video inside the 16:9 container
@@MotoCat91 actually, they upload all videos in 18:9 (2:1) or 18,5:9
@@Sneffe It still frustrates me when the aspect ratio doesn't fit the container and 'full screen' results in black on all sides
At least on android you can zoom and crop
*than
I’m watching on the Ipad pro 12.9, also 4:3 i think, and there are also huge black bars.
2:37 Anyone else notice the probe lens unbending itself?
yeah, I was trying to figure out what the hell was going on there!
:)
It's funny, but I think this effect comes from the lens they used to take that shot.
Yep. Someone had fun editing this
@@Fusiongearz if that is an effect from the lens, the background would've been warped too, it looks like editing
Yeah
"Builring your own camera ..."
Also Linus: "What do words even mean"
Linus: spends tens of thousands of dollars on cameras
Also Linus: um, let's build our own janky camera
Next vid: "We took 16 raspberry pi cameras to build an 8k one!!"
Linus: Earns a significant amount of money from producing some high quality technology content
Also Linus: "Literally thousands and thousands of site you can use Honey on."
Next Time, on LTT:
"We water cooled a Pi camera!"
@@colinyoung3685 you do realize those ads/sponsorships is what keeps this channel alive
Ivan TheAdorable lol
2:36 wtf that's trippy😮
2:37 Boys when they smell rtx
🤣
There is the old joke about airplanes and operating systems:
Microsoft: The departure lounge is filled with people in nice suits telling you how great it will be when the plane arrives.
Apple: Everyone looks the same with friendly smiles. At 30,000 feet they hold up a bomb and ask: "OK to reboot?"
UNIX: Everyone arrives at the airport with a part to the plane. They assemble it on the airfield then get in it and take off.
Yep, that last one is me.
I'm imagining hundreds of people flash mobbing an airport, each trying to get thought security holding a piece of an airplane. The person bringing the overhead bin can't get though because the overhead bin is too big to fit in an overhead bin.
Macs are based on Unix
Leave means LEAVE! Macs are based on Unix
@@untitled29329 Actually, MacOS and the likes are based on BSD. Which, in its turn, is based on Unix.
Andy trying to get in office "Let me in, LET ME IN!!!"
Is Andy the new Colton?
Yes!! Would love to see the analytics spike at 2:37.
"but what do words mean?"
*vsause music plays*
underrated watch people will see this comment when it's at 6.9k likes lol
@@mohamedmusamustafa3324 true
Heyyyyy vsauce, linus here
I was here before it blew up
This will blow up. I helped with the explosion.
5:45 HA nice touch. The video/camera guru gets the cinematic aspect ratio lol
2:37
I need an adult...
2:37 WHY DOES THE LENS BEND
Cheejyg its an erection lol
it's a probe lens
editing
"sudo get camera"
-some LTT editor
man humor
@@ms-fk6eb MANLY HUMOR
@RITA 25 y.o , I WANT SЕХ !!! OPEN MY CANAL !!! 🚿⛽🔥🤚🏻
sudo apt remove sudo
Enter password
2:37 WHAT is going on there???
Ferris Film underrated comment
erection by probe lens
Gotta love the aspect ratio switch for Brandon. A true filmmaker who goes beyond even anamorphic!
I can finally build the stripped-down-full-manual-camera that I've been forever wanting! Make some lens adapters, or retrofit existing mounts onto quality lenses and...oh man...this is it!
“Builring your own camera” did dennis write this title??? 😂 love you dennis
I thought it was a company before I realized that building was misspelled.
yikes, we don't need racists in the comments
3:18 never saw that coming
When you get a ridge ad with MKBHD and then LTT is sponsored
Ladies and gentlemen, i got got
i love you started to cover more DIY stuff, hopefully this will tickle the creativity of people
2:36 love that effect on the barrel lens
Brandon aspect ratio: 30:1
This would be useful for say, insanely specific photography workflows as well, where you are looking for high control and customisability which would be impossible or expensive on a proper consumer camera. E.g. you could couple this with a raspberry pi based motion control system (which you can build out of servos) to get a highly customisable and programmable timelapse camera at a much cheaper cost than normal cameras. Or you could make a stop motion rig that moves a model and takes pictures for much cheaper than is usually possible.
Linus, I've already bought 69 ridge wallets. Can I please be released from your basement now?
One of my hobbies since my young teens as been writing image processing extensions/software so writing my own piece of front end software for this to appear like a somewhat modern camera firmware mixed with using some knobs/dials and a few buttons with GPIO pins. For someone like me that loves this kind of stuff it's a step in the right direction. My project was basically just a design drawing back from the old TSLR medium format cameras. Obviously mine is a single lens, but the tall box design with a waist level view finder is essentially the same. I also opted to go with a Tamron 25mm f/1.6 lens along with a selection of vintage c-mount cine lenses over a CCTV lens. I already had them all from collecting prior and use them on both a Pentax Q7 and Olympus OM-D MK II (I shoot primarily on medium format film with either a Pentax 67, Mamiya RB67/RZ67, Mamiya C330, or a Zeiss Super Ikonta among many others so I don't really see the point in investing money into a full frame mirrorless...I spend enough on my film cameras as-is lol) and they all give fairly good images, not Leica quality or something but interesting nonetheless.
"What do words mean", i thought this was LTT not Jaden Smith's twitter.
why waste time say lot word when few word do trick
What Do Words Even Mean
Thanks Ima build a camera now
Idk if ur joking but good luck LMFAO
same
2:37
why is it bending?
This camera is perfect for robotics applications. I currently work with the old raspberry pi cam's for my applications and I think this could make a brilliant improvement to the accuracy I can get for computer vision applications
I may be the only one who thinks so, but i really think that Pi's camera looks much better then the Pixel 4... Yes, the Pixel has a muuch highter dynamic range, possibly better color accuracy, but... I don't know... I'm one of those who prefer good old ARRI (with 1080p sensor) to new RED cameras just for color science only...
Literally the only thing I wanted to say was loving the new intro I've been a fan for so long it's good to see some new style
"Builring your own camera - Stupid or Genius?"
What's "builrling" Linus?
Wait did the title have a typo in it?
@@CatsMeow_ yes, they have changed it now
What's "builrling" @Dangerbone?
Yo anyone seeing this
@@connor3784 yo dawg, I heard you like typos, so I put a typo in your typo so you can proofread while you proofread.
2:37 i was like wtf
Still pretty cool that you can build your own camera with a sensor better than most digital cameras before about 2012. Imagine what kind of stuff kids will be able to build with 3D printers in 10 years.
I got my first Raspberry Pi late last year, a Pi 4 with 4GB RAM and it’s a great little device. I have it setup to run complex home automations and as a local file server. Kinda want to try using it as a web server. I also want to buy this camera module even though I can’t think of anything to use it for.
2:37 is that a probe lens or are you just happy to see me?
- Everyone in this comment section "Builring???!?!??!?"
- Linus: 0:17
Where??
"I took the ras pi camera out into the world..."
Hol' up
I had a lot of fun “builring” my own camera
Using mac to type
Pi Foundation: We're putting the power in your hands.
Me: Yessss!!!
Pi Foundation: So now it's up to you.
Me: Wait, WHAT?
I love the Pi Foundation's goals but also I'm lazy, so I guess I'll stick to watching other ppl tinker on YT.
Seems to me like a perfect use for this is building your own bespoke security camera system. Fully programmable HD photos and video with no closed source software required sounds like a pretty solid option to me.
the object identification demostrated in the video is giving me some cool ideas for tracking wildlife
shows a lot of cool lenses: do the quality test with de cctv lenses: why?1!
Linus becomes a hipster after ask the the question “what do words mean”
Alex Beatson the the
That uppercase S in "Sudo" gives me the chills
3:03 Slapping the hell at the Ring doorbell with a Tesla key fob XD
the probe lens bending shook me to the core
0:17 some high quality vibes from Vsauce
What is with the aspect ratio when Brandon is talking? I love LTT videos, and rarely comment, but I gotta say, I’m not a fan of this “creative direction”.
Think they're trying to justify their anamorphic lens purchases. Just a guess though.
Leading into the side by side comparisons? Looks same as 2x16:9 (32:9)
0:19 -- Hey Vsauce! Michael here.
I love the magenta of the camera, i really feel it can take great satisfying photos with the right lighting. Also for how basic it may be it truly gives an enormous result; i can’t imagine all the things u can do with it!
The magenta is most likely IR pollution. It could be fixed with a simple filter.
I've built a few to tinker with. The hardest part of the HQ is that unlike the other modules, which have a fixed focus, you need to work out a way to set the focus, which is tricky if you take it outside without a screen.
Lol imagine having a prebuilt camera
I just watch the RED camera video and this video got uploaded.
One way to rub it in.
When you’re so early the title says “builring”
3:03 who the hell enters to its work like that lol
Videos on the Raspberry Pi and SBCs are awesome.
The title makes sense after Linus said “what do words mean”
I'm so early, the title still has a typo!!
it has been up for 2 hours haha
I’m so early ^
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"What do words mean", Linus said, as he dropped me into an existential crisis.
TheMrminimario your first congrats
Hi Linus (and friends)
Absolutely great video, but at some point it is mentioned that it's a pitty there is no dedicated shutter button. You could have soldered one on yourself (or plugged it in even, if you buy the right wires). That's the beauty of projects like these!
for me it sounds a good idea ! when you see the prices of all the webcams growing up since COVID-19 thats maybe the best way to have a realy nice and high quality webcam. greets from germany, guys
0:18 *Vsauce music starts playing*
0:18 Hey Vsauce, Linus here!
Video conclusion in one sentence: Basically, it's a better version of webcam but without ui
The video really missed the point. These types of things aren't designed to be used as content creation cameras or webcams. This is exactly what you want for programmers working on computer vision projects, or research where python code is running off of a dedicated raspberry pi and the want to add some sort of optical component to detect something. Comparing it to a phone does it a dis-service, as you wouldn't tape your phone to the inside of a a research lab and then say "oh well, I guess I just don't have a phone anymore".
@@dylbarton it can be used for that, though. It's a matter what you want to work with it. I don't think it's impossible if someone builds a better application that spits out better processed image compared to what the existing one does, you get RAW after all which should contain all necessary information to improve the image, practically building a usable point and shoot camera. Or researching a better way to implement EIS for a smoother video recording experience (whose algorithm can then be taken and implemented in smartphones). As RPi wants you to think "the limit is your imagination" (although to be fair the hardware is still the actual limit).
Or they can just use it as a DIY monitoring aystem for robotics or CCTV. Because you know, RPI is more like small electronic brain that has enough power to drive whatever the tinkerers want to, as long as it within the capability of the system. Rather than a system to be used for system RnD and complex simulation in lab
Would love to see more camera builds & repair videos ✌️📸 DSLR filming is highly popular these days!
There you go! A very smooth ad segue! Thank you HAHA! I rooted for more of those for a while now.
2:58
Nice license plate.
I've always wanted to builr a camera
2069: you can make your own camera using anything
Using 4D printer
Ha ha funny sex number
Sooo happy about the camera-related videos.
it's not supposed to replace a camera, and I hope you know it already
Claim your “So early the video title has a typo” here
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"Builring your own camera" someone's getting fired
"Builring your own camera" amazing spelling.
What was up at 2:40 ish when that thing bent?
Electrical Engineer Camera Designer here.
The MIPI CSI-2 interface on the RPi only has 2-lanes on the D-PHY interface. The MIPI PHY changes the I/O standards between modes. Each lane supports up to 1.5Gb/s, meaning this interface supports up to 3Gb/s, assuming it supports both HS (high speed) and LP (low power) modes.
Funny thing is the Broadcom BCM2835 SoC supports 4-lane operation. Not sure why they didn't just connect the other two. They would have the full 6Gb/s throughput if they just connected the other two lanes.
Still cool!