@@VEEBProjects Yes, I agree. So being more specific: for indoor (small office) "security cam" purpose including in low lighting environment. What would be an ideal option? Thank u.
@@kaiar9286 The 'wider' 120 degree versions of the Camera Module 3 should make them suitable for a small space. It doesn't sound like you need a global shutter. If you want to make something Night-Visiony then go for the NoIR (So you can use an infra red light source too). We did a video that talks a bit about IR video (ua-cam.com/video/fQ7X9IXTTHo/v-deo.html).
Also... is that... cartoon Eben?
I can neither confirm nor deny this fact
Great video Veeb! Peeper Pam is fantastic!
Thanks! It was a fun one to make
You guys have the most stylish vids
I just love your brilliant projects
How to draw an owl.
I'll just leave this here: github.com/veebch/peeperpam
Awesome! I love your channel, can’t wait for more
“That was 22 years ago..” oof
I'm pretty sure my maths must be wrong, I mean it *feels* like two minutes ago
Where did you get the heat sink?
It's half a heatsink for a RPi 4, just a basic one off alie*****s.
Hi, Which pi camera would you recommend? Thank you.
It depends on how you plan to use it, rubbish answer I know, but they have different strengths/weaknesses.
@@VEEBProjects Yes, I agree. So being more specific: for indoor (small office) "security cam" purpose including in low lighting environment. What would be an ideal option? Thank u.
@@kaiar9286 The 'wider' 120 degree versions of the Camera Module 3 should make them suitable for a small space. It doesn't sound like you need a global shutter. If you want to make something Night-Visiony then go for the NoIR (So you can use an infra red light source too). We did a video that talks a bit about IR video (ua-cam.com/video/fQ7X9IXTTHo/v-deo.html).
@@VEEBProjects Thank u so much for such detailed reply. Truly appreciate ur help! 💓
Work sucks! this rocks!
How u get so early!?! 👋
The kind people at Raspberry Pi were nice enough to let us have an early peep
👍🏿🫡 thank you