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Help!! Arduino camera (as video)

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Hi everybody!! I am working on my graduation project, and I want need to record a light coming from an optical cable with Arduino, i'm don't know much about arduino.

Could somebody help??
I noticed that with Arduino Uno you can use the camera for pictures. Is it possible to record??

Help please.

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    I agree too with Clem.

     

    Anyway yes camera sensors are a little more sensitive than the human eye so they can see a piece of IR spectrum, (you can verify it with your phone and the tv remote, just point the camera to the ir led and press a button, you will see a white light, with a laser probably you will burn the camera as Brian wrote). If it is only for demonstration purpose you can use an IR led instead of a laser.

    Also camera sensors aren't all equal, probably with some type of camera you can see a piece of ir spectrum and with other no.

    I have never tried to acquire picture with arduino but yes you can do it (take a look here How to use OV7670 Camera Module with Arduino? ), but don't expect high resolution or fast acquiring images.

     

    Honestly I can't understand what do you want to obtain with this project, what is the final goal?

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    I agree too with Clem.

     

    Anyway yes camera sensors are a little more sensitive than the human eye so they can see a piece of IR spectrum, (you can verify it with your phone and the tv remote, just point the camera to the ir led and press a button, you will see a white light, with a laser probably you will burn the camera as Brian wrote). If it is only for demonstration purpose you can use an IR led instead of a laser.

    Also camera sensors aren't all equal, probably with some type of camera you can see a piece of ir spectrum and with other no.

    I have never tried to acquire picture with arduino but yes you can do it (take a look here How to use OV7670 Camera Module with Arduino? ), but don't expect high resolution or fast acquiring images.

     

    Honestly I can't understand what do you want to obtain with this project, what is the final goal?

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