Today I posted the first episode of a new series on the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera.
I plan on releasing a number of videos in the series covering how to use the HQ camera in various settings, like for astrophotography, nature photography and video, as a webcam or for streaming, for time-lapse photography, and for general photography.
I'll be updating this post with all the videos as I publish them:
Episode 1 - Intro to Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
Summary: The HQ Camera is a great improvement over the older Camera Module v2, for less than twice the price. It can be used for video or photography, and with the right technique and lenses, you can get very good quality images.
Episode 2 - TBD
Coming soon!
Comments
With the telephoto lens, can you capture an image of the International Space Station or better yet, capture a video of it? I got the idea from the movie Cosmos. Good movie for a techie. https://m.imdb.com/video/vi1506917401?playlistId=tt4477292. [email protected]
There is the CinePi 2k project, which allows shooting raw video on the Raspberry Pi HQ camera! In theory, it should also be capable of shooting HDR video, but I haven't seen anyone succeed with it yet.