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    Camera intigration in your Mirror

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    • schlachtkreuzer6S Offline
      schlachtkreuzer6 @lolobyte
      last edited by

      @lolobyte I´m also interested to see the difference between the camera mounted in the frame or mounted behind the glass :) Is it possilbe to share some pics of the camera feed? :)

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      • lolobyteL Offline
        lolobyte @schlachtkreuzer6
        last edited by

        @schlachtkreuzer6

        yes i do this how is said, lather when i’m back home.

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          andrei20wks @lolobyte
          last edited by

          @lolobyte what about the v2 camera? the one with IR. does that work behind the mirror? have you tested it so far?

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          • lolobyteL Offline
            lolobyte
            last edited by lolobyte

            @schlachtkreuzer6 , @yawns , @andrei20wks , @reaper81

            hey Guys, here the desired pictures.

            Sorry, i forgot to remove the ip.
            Here are the pics again.

            With normal LED spots
            0_1485287390831_CAM_PIC_Light.JPG

            No Light and IR-Spot
            0_1485287411094_CAM_PIC_NO_IR.JPG

            With IR-Light
            0_1485287428016_CAM_PIC_IR.JPG

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            • yawnsY Offline
              yawns Moderator
              last edited by

              Cool, thank you

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              • lolobyteL Offline
                lolobyte
                last edited by

                @schlachtkreuzer6 , @yawns , @andrei20wks , @reaper81

                and here some pictures from the Mirror it self.

                0_1485286539361_IMG_0782 (Medium).JPG

                0_1485286642764_IMG_0884 (Medium).JPG

                0_1485286735271_IMG_0882 (Medium).JPG
                0_1485286777590_IMG_0883 (Medium).JPG

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                • schlachtkreuzer6S Offline
                  schlachtkreuzer6 @lolobyte
                  last edited by schlachtkreuzer6

                  @lolobyte WOW! that is great thank you very much! That helps me immensely :D

                  which camera version are you using? the Pi Noir v2? and which transmision has the mirror?

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                  • SvenSommerS Offline
                    SvenSommer @lolobyte
                    last edited by

                    @lolobyte
                    I’m amazed by the quality of your picture with IR-Light.
                    What kind of IR lamp are you using?

                    I’m also using a raspi noir camera and integraded like 30 IR-Leds within the mirror to get a brighter picture.
                    But always have problems with the face recognition. I assume it’s because the pictures used for comparing a black and white and for contrast reasons much darker.

                    0_1485288663995_capture_20161215_184130.jpg

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                    • lolobyteL Offline
                      lolobyte @schlachtkreuzer6
                      last edited by

                      @schlachtkreuzer6

                      https://www.conrad.de/de/raspberry-pi-kamera-gehaeusemodul-raspberry-pi-622959.html

                      Full HD Video Auflösung mit 1080p
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                      • schlachtkreuzer6S Offline
                        schlachtkreuzer6 @lolobyte
                        last edited by

                        @lolobyte ah okay thats V1 so :) Thank you :)

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