I've been wanting to do this for a while, and been working on getting the right parts together for it. I have it all put together, and while I usually make longer videos, i'm doing this as a 2 part series with hardware in part 1, and software install and usage in part 2.
I hope you enjoy this.
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Show Notes:
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Parts List:
Cameras
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Pi Zero Camera Cable (it's smaller)
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Fake camera 4 pack
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Pi Zero Wireless
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Power Supply for Pi Zero W and Camera
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Other supplies you'll want
- Small saw that can cut smoothly through plastic
- Hot Glue or Glue / epoxy that can be used on a board without interrupting power flow.
- Small Philips (+) head screwdriver
=== Timestamps ===
00:35 - Intro to Project / Overview
02:20 - A Look at the Fake Camera (Our Casing)
03:24 - Disassembly of Fake Camera Casing
06:50 - Modification for Camera Placement
07:45 - A look at the Parts breakdown
11:30 - Fake Camera to Real Working Camera Assembly
13:10 - Quick Software Intro - Lead into Part 2
=== Contact ===
Twitter: @mickintx
Telegram: @MickInTx
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=== Attributions ===
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