Thread: Raspberry Pi + Camera Module = New Vision System?
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Re: Raspberry Pi + Camera Module = New Vision System?
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Originally Posted by team1165wins View Post
I am just wondering if anyone knows whether this camera will work
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.co...?number=G19511
A quick count on my Pi camera shows a 15 wire connector. The link you provide states an 18 wire connector. So, potential driver nightmares aside, I think there might be some hardware issues first.

As for a previous question I'm now getting streaming video, over wifi and internet, of "a few" frames per second at 640x480 using a Logitech USB camera and MJPG Streamer software. There were also some latency issues, but interestingly, those varied from browser to browser. I could have Firefox and Chrome open on the same computer and get different latencies on each browser.

So I don't entirely blame the Pi for that.

I haven't had a chance to play with the Pi camera itself yet... but (at risk of repeating my post to a different thread) will recommend anyone with a Pi take a look at PiFM.

Jason