Time-lapse with a Raspberry Pi
How to set up a time-lapse with a Raspberry Pi using the camera module.
Time-lapse with a Raspberry Pi
How to set up a time-lapse with a Raspberry Pi using the camera module.
Raspberry Pi as low-cost HD surveillance camera – CodeProject
This article describes how to build a surveillance cam based on a Raspberry Pi micro-computer which records HD video when something moves in the monitored area. Live picture can be viewed from any web browser, even from your mobile while you’re on the road.
What you will get:
Raspistill Camera App v1.1
Runs camera for specific time, and take JPG capture at end if requested
usage: raspistill [options]
Image parameter commands
-?, –help : This help information
-w, –width : Set image width <size>
-h, –height : Set image height <size>
-q, –quality : Set jpeg quality <0 to 100>
-r, –raw : Add raw bayer data to jpeg metadata
-o, –output : Output filename <filename> (to write to stdout, use ’-o -’). If not specified, no file is saved
-v, –verbose : Output verbose information during run
-t, –timeout : Time (in ms) before takes picture and shuts down (if not specified, set to 5s)
-th, –thumb : Set thumbnail parameters (x:y:quality)
-d, –demo : Run a demo mode (cycle through range of camera options, no capture)
-e, –encoding : Encoding to use for output file (jpg, bmp, gif, png)
-x, –exif : EXIF tag to apply to captures (format as ‘key=value’)
-tl, –timelapse : Timelapse mode. Takes a picture every <t>ms
Preview parameter commands
-p, –preview : Preview window settings <‘x,y,w,h’>
-f, –fullscreen : Fullscreen preview mode
-op, –opacity : Preview window opacity (0-255)
-n, –nopreview : Do not display a preview window
Image parameter commands
-sh, –sharpness : Set image sharpness (-100 to 100)
-co, –contrast : Set image contrast (-100 to 100)
-br, –brightness : Set image brightness (0 to 100)
-sa, –saturation : Set image saturation (-100 to 100)
-ISO, –ISO : Set capture ISO
-vs, –vstab : Turn on video stablisation
-ev, –ev : Set EV compensation
-ex, –exposure : Set exposure mode (see Notes)
-awb, –awb : Set AWB mode (see Notes)
-ifx, –imxfx : Set image effect (see Notes)
-cfx, –colfx : Set colour effect (U:V)
-mm, –metering : Set metering mode (see Notes)
-rot, –rotation : Set image rotation (0-359)
-hf, –hflip : Set horizontal flip
-vf, –vflip : Set vertical flip
Notes
Exposure mode options :
off,auto,night,nightpreview,backlight,spotlight,sports,snow,beach,verylong,fixedfps,antishake,fireworks
AWB mode options :
off,auto,sun,cloud,shade,tungsten,fluorescent,incandescent,flash,horizon
Image Effect mode options :
none,negative,solarise,sketch,denoise,emboss,oilpaint,hatch,gpen,pastel,watercolour,film,blur,saturation,colourswap,washedout,posterise,colourpoint,colourbalance,cartoon
Metering Mode options :
average,spot,backlit,matrix
Raspivid Camera App v1.1
Display camera output to display, and optionally saves an H264 capture at requested bitrate
usage: raspivid [options]
Image parameter commands
-?, –help : This help information
-w, –width : Set image width <size>. Default 1920
-h, –height : Set image height <size>. Default 1080
-b, –bitrate : Set bitrate. Use bits per second (e.g. 10MBits/s would be -b 10000000)
-o, –output : Output filename <filename> (to write to stdout, use ’-o -’)
-v, –verbose : Output verbose information during run
-t, –timeout : Time (in ms) before takes picture and shuts down. If not specified, set to 5s
-d, –demo : Run a demo mode (cycle through range of camera options, no capture)
-fps, –framerate : Specify the frames per second to record
-e, –penc : Display preview image *after* encoding (shows compression artifacts)
Preview parameter commands
-p, –preview : Preview window settings <‘x,y,w,h’>
-f, –fullscreen : Fullscreen preview mode
-op, –opacity : Preview window opacity (0-255)
-n, –nopreview : Do not display a preview window
Image parameter commands
-sh, –sharpness : Set image sharpness (-100 to 100)
-co, –contrast : Set image contrast (-100 to 100)
-br, –brightness : Set image brightness (0 to 100)
-sa, –saturation : Set image saturation (-100 to 100)
-ISO, –ISO : Set capture ISO
-vs, –vstab : Turn on video stablisation
-ev, –ev : Set EV compensation
-ex, –exposure : Set exposure mode (see Notes)
-awb, –awb : Set AWB mode (see Notes)
-ifx, –imxfx : Set image effect (see Notes)
-cfx, –colfx : Set colour effect (U:V)
-mm, –metering : Set metering mode (see Notes)
-rot, –rotation : Set image rotation (0-359)
-hf, –hflip : Set horizontal flip
-vf, –vflip : Set vertical flip
Notes
Exposure mode options :
off,auto,night,nightpreview,backlight,spotlight,sports,snow,beach,verylong,fixedfps,antishake,fireworks
AWB mode options :
off,auto,sun,cloud,shade,tungsten,fluorescent,incandescent,flash,horizon
Image Effect mode options :
none,negative,solarise,sketch,denoise,emboss,oilpaint,hatch,gpen,pastel,watercolour,film,blur,saturation,colourswap,washedout,posterise,colourpoint,colourbalance,cartoon
Metering Mode options :
average,spot,backlit,matrix
Raspberry Pi – Stream video from cam + more info.
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
Type in: (if you whant red light to be on)
disable_camera_led=o
Type in: (if you whant red light to be off)
disable_camera_led=1