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  • Author Author: fidelsalinas
  • Date Created: 27 Jul 2013 6:54 PM Date Created
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fidelsalinas
fidelsalinas
27 Jul 2013

It has been a while since I've had my pi CSI CAM. My original plans are to make somewhat of a baby monitor with the CSI CAM.

I started by messing around with python and point reconition so that way I can take a photo of the baby every day in the same position allowing me to see the growth of the baby but realized that I won't have anything to record since my baby isn't due until December.

I then recived a freedom board from E14 and I thought why not make a soldering video.

I went ahead and set my Pi on my work bench when I came to relized that I didn't have a monitor or a long enough HDMI cable but I came across an old school pair of sony LCD glasses and thought, "RASPI Glasses. AWESOME!"

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I started by plugging in the componet cable, booted up, and, to my surprise, I got a visual display and went straight into the desktop.

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Thinking back to all of the different mods I can possibly get out of the glasses, I'm going to try and mod the glasses smaller frames,transparency and whatever else I can think of till the baby arrives.

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One thing that I learned from taking stills with the CSI CAM to video is that if you wanna take a long video it's easiest to use the "raspivid -t 9999999999 -o movie.h264" command and, when you are done, just ctrl-c out.

You can view one of the videos I took on my blog about soldering headers on the freescale.

Thanks for reading.

F/S

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  • fidelsalinas
    fidelsalinas over 12 years ago in reply to nlarson

    hey Richard and Nicole,

     

    Sorry for the late response, been a bit busy. Richard the Glasses are "Sony Glasstrons" I got them as a gift for fixing a my wifes co-works laptop. I believe if you are luckly you can get them off ebay for a few hundred dollars maybe cheaper.

    Nicole thank you! You can bet it will be a finished product by this time next year and I'm also looking forward to seeing my little girl "grow up" in time lapse. I'm sure it's something she will love when she is older, again thanks!. image

     

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    nlarson over 12 years ago

    Pretty cool!  Congrats also!  Looking forward to seeing the baby "grow up" in time lapse - perhaps this time next year we can see the finished product?  image

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    Former Member over 12 years ago

    I've been looking for a set of those glasses off and on for years now, I've never seen them come up for sale.  What was their official name?  That's a pretty cool project, heck, hook that up to the baby monitor and you can watch both the kid and the tv at the same time!

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    fidelsalinas over 12 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Yup straight old school RCA :). And thanks.

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    Former Member over 12 years ago

    Way to go retro with the Sony LCD glasses, lol. You just went straight component out to the glasses? I can't wait to see what you have in store for that pi cam when your baby is born. Congratulations, by the way, and hopefully he's born on the 30th like me. image

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