Thinking about doing something similar and taking pics of my backyard for a whole year, thanks!
@phantm24 Says:
I'm obviously doing something wrong, camera is not listed in interface settings and the "raspistill" command was not recognised.
@SourojitBh Says:
Cool!
@mihailvormittag6211 Says:
👍
@tyflos098 Says:
Will this work with rpi0 2?
@markkellner7341 Says:
Does Rasberry Pi OS support raspistill ??? Doesnt seem to work
@emanuelcalderon Says:
Can you do a time laps on orange pi 5 rock ship?
@stargalacticfederation Says:
Do you have a Script for adding Time and Date Stamp and possibly to display the Weather info by using Raspberry Pi Terminal.
@MrNormanross Says:
Love this video. Created a time laps of sunflowers growing for my 5 year old son and it blew his mind how much they move. Another video in raspberry pi os (bullseye) with camera adjustments for white balance etc would be amazing.
@DarkRedman31 Says:
Could be interesting to link it to a pi weather station and capture frames to generate seed noise and to sometime use it to seed it a classic RNG as an alternative of RNG combined with lava lamps.
@Chlorate299 Says:
I'm putting to action my plans to make a Raspberry Pi astro cam, getting the feeling I need to learn a bit of Python!
@tbrandx2 Says:
If you repeated this in the southern hemisphere would the melting ice rotate in the opposite direction?
@annaliseketz1984 Says:
Thank you for this wonderful video sir! I have a question. When I run the code, I cannot get the camera to stop even when I hit Ctrl+C. I've tried Esc, Ctrl+X, and Ctrl+Z as well. How do I get my camera to stop when I click Ctrl+C? Is there a way I can code in a stop? I've had to shut down my pi every time so far and none of my frames saved. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
@RothmanHarv Says:
The ice time lapse was gorgeous with the glistening droplets. Looking forward to the cress time lapse too; I love watching the sprouts wave around (assuming to follow the sun?)
As a possible follow up, could we see a video on a Raspberry Pi stop-motion system?
@santiago13ful Says:
There is another way to do this, more user-friendly for those that dont want to use the terminal or or write python code. there is a software that's ubuntu (and anothers flavors) has pre-installed called "cheese", it has an option to take bursts of photos and you can even set the time during each photo.
@horizon42q Says:
Love this one
@hal_from_all_nations Says:
This is one of my favorites videos!. Thanks Chistopher.
@warhammer2162 Says:
Thanks!
@SkyTechMusicStuff Says:
Thanks for the video Chris, great content greatly explained as usual. I've been using a couple of Pi+cam (one is a 3B, the other is a ZeroW) for quite a while now to do full-day timelapses of the sky, so it's a topic that's sort of familiar and of great interest to me. As I was watching the cloud timelapse in the end I noticed that there's a red "circle" of discoloration in the center, that I clearly remembered was a problem when I got started with my timelapses. Turns out the solution is simple when using raspistill to do the captures, you just add the -st commandline parameter and through some sort of coding magic that I took from the raspistill docs and commented in my script as "passing stats for dynamic lens correction", the red circle dissapeared and the resulting image was really good. Since you're using python to do the captures,it'll probably be good to investigate if such a command/parameter/option exists, otherwise to do timelapses of content that could be color sensitive (such as grey/white clouds are), perhaps raspistill should still be used. In my project I take both an image of the East and West sides of the sky from a building, and also use a temperature/pressure sensor to log the data to have it visible along with the captures, in the future I'd like to add wind direction+speed and perhaps the amount on rainfall, but that requires a bit more time and probably more maintenance. This setup has been running for more than 2 years for the West camera and more than 1 year for the East camera + temperature + pressure, I don't share the URL because I don't want to spam, but I could post it if is of interest to someone since it's very related to the topic of the video. Thanks again for all the effort you put in your videos, the result is certainly great!
@richardlyd7450 Says:
Really interesting episode....it's amazing me what these SBC can do
@jayjayjones2380 Says:
Wow, I might actually be able to do that! Carefully done👌
@MichelMorinMontreal Says:
Christopher Barnatt: the synthesis between art and science!
@thushararathnayake Says:
What does this error mean? mmal: mmal_vc_component_enable: failed to enable component: ENOSPC
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test.py", line 11, in
camera.resolution = (4056, 3040)
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/picamera/camera.py", line 2282, in _set_resolution
self._enable_camera()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/picamera/camera.py", line 1976, in _enable_camera
self._camera.enable()
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/picamera/mmalobj.py", line 724, in enable
prefix="Failed to enable component")
File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/picamera/exc.py", line 184, in mmal_check
raise PiCameraMMALError(status, prefix)
picamera.exc.PiCameraMMALError: Failed to enable component: Out of resources
------------------
(program exited with code: 1)
Press return to continue
@thushararathnayake Says:
My HQ camera is working! but what does this mean Chris? mmal: mmal_vc_component_enable: failed to enable component: ENOSPC
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "test.py", line 11, in
camera.resolution = (4056, 3040)
picamera.exc.PiCameraMMALError: Failed to enable component: Out of resources
@TerryForeverYoung Says:
Hi Christopher. Love the channel
I have been toying with adding an M.2 to my Pi4, but my biggest problem is that the storage is so big but I only have 2 distros on my SD card (Raspbian and LibreELEC/Kodi).
Is there a way to manually add in new boot partitions/images, so I could add more distros selectable at boot without destroying the existing ones that I have set up?
@ludwigvanbeethoven61 Says:
Hi, got a question. Could you maybe explain how to run a raspberry pi with different power sources, such as solar panels, in a car or with batteries? Thank you!
@alexlandherr Says:
I’ve done a similar but slightly more advanced thing where I imprint a UTC time stamp on each image and have them be captured with as accurate an interval as possible. I got some help writing a custom sleep function for extra accuracy. I now have it running and due to end on 2021-09-30 00:00:00 UTC.
@pierrejace7622 Says:
The bizarre distance eventually print because line erroneously murder unlike a cheerful ferry. wrong, shocking cover
@robinbrowne5419 Says:
I think they are ice-blobs.
@matteomorelli3465 Says:
Hi Cris, will you do a video about optical fibers (standars, connectors, etc)? Thanks!
@SarkarMotion Says:
Review the Radxa Zero please
@ingwarnilsson668 Says:
Would be nice to show how you do it with RAW data
@10lauset Says:
Cheers
@eyreland Says:
== Atlantic OCEAN TSUNAMI // New Madrid Rift Coming ===
Issue 774; August 1, 2021
"Wave#2 Anticipation"
The ... predicted that the big New Madrid Adjustment would happen by the end of 2021 or shortly thereafter in early 2022. They stated that ahead of this big adjustment there would be predecessor adjustments that would come in waves.
Wave#1 occurred on May 8 when the Colonial Pipeline was forced to close where it crosses the Mississippi River and a truss on the I-40 bridge to Memphis snapped. Following that we had a refinery explode at the Ohio River headwaters, then a DC pedestrian bridge collapse and the SurfSide condo collapse. The SE Portion of the US cannot move and is poised to rip off. The emission maps showed the tension in the SE Portion on June 5.
Then the tension shifted to the Gulf of Mexico when a buoy throbbed for a day on July 8 along the path from the Pemex gas field explosion to New Orleans. This happened simultaneously to a major water main break at Jackson, MS.
The next day a cruise ship went aground in Kentucky while cruising the Cumberland River. The river bottom had shifted.
If Wave#1 focused on the SE Portion of the US to the EAST of the Mississippi River what will happen to that portion of the US to the WEST of the Mississippi River?
On that same day, July 8, a massive quake swarm on the California/Nevada border began. Notably, SO2 and CO emissions from rock shifting began to focus on western Canada, which sustained a crane collapse in BC.
Confirmation 7/31/2021: As was noted when the Pemex gas field exploded in an underwater eruption, and as we have stated since the start of the 7 of 10 Plate Movements, the New Madrid Adjustment will start its unzipping in Mexico.
Draw a line from the Mexico City/Pemex region to New Orleans and this line passes through the current active buoy location. This is very significant as this will soon destabilize the continental US near and above New Orleans. That the lowlands near Jackson, MS are shifting in step with the buoy warnings is not a surprise.
Beyond these signs that the rock in the western 2/3 of the N American Plate is shifting toward the Pacific are the signs of unease in the US and Russian governments. Hal Turner reports a rumor that filling station chains have been warned there will be a gasoline shortage soon, so the next delivery of gasoline might be their last.
@SUCHITCHOUDHURY Says:
Fantastic explaination!
@richardpalmanteer Says:
Informative video, only issue I would have is doing the script right. Thanks enjoyed the information
@kerkkolappalainen2494 Says:
what about using old webcams to meka security system or slow timelapse differed angles.
@RichardGreco Says:
Great video! I am hoping you can do a tutorial on the raspberry pi pico, collecting data with ADC and transmitting that data to another computer.
@boryshacker Says:
How about shooting in raw and compensating the flicker directly in camera?
@felderup Says:
what i'm interested in is sync, several cameras taking photos at the same time to something like smpte.
@tommytomthms5 Says:
your 750 frame example is fun because if you set the total time to one day, it would take 25 minutes to play one days worth of frames. as opposed to 25 minutes to capture what would take 30 seconds to play.
@the_shield_wall Says:
For the crest project you can go on holiday next summer to the artic circle so it won't be dark for a few months.
You can do time lapse on a phone now.
@Andrew_Waite_Stuff Says:
Great video. Mushrooms. They grow in the dark and have the Pi switch lamps on and off for the time lapse pictures.
@nick-qw2zh Says:
Wow , Great video, really well done and explained….. as always, thankyou
@BigRedTower Says:
I used a Pi 3 to capture a year-long time lapse of my front yard at one frame per-minute. Still rolling! :D Fun seeing the sun angles change over seasons.
@siddiousuk Says:
Brilliant! Thanks for this, you've inspired me to give it a go!!
@1bigslug Says:
Nice easy video. Thank you for sharing!
@HKey_Root Says:
Super and no knotted twine to steady the camera!
@JeromeDemers Says:
could we have a script to make that time-lapse video for us and generate .mp4 file? I am sure there is some info on the web for this.
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