Please provide some guidance for making our own camera modules , using existing Camera Sensors, I really want to integrate a ESP32 OVO cam to a rp2040 , just for fun, but I have no clue from were to begin.

great research and implementation 💯💯

I wouldn't say the images look good in a photography way, but they look really cool, specially taking into consideration you built the hole thing... Did you say no IR cut filter??? Now you need to test that for astrophotography!

don't install UV-IR cut filter, adjust the white balance and image color by continuously design your image processing software only; if [[ you picked up my advice ]]; then thanks me later fi

YOOOO FIRE EMBLEM THREE HOUSES

P8xxx processors are much better than P9xxx in my experience. way better to undervolt but also to overclock and somehow uses less wattage in reality.

Hi, this is great news!! and great work . Thanks for sharing , is it possible to drive the screen from a controller like raspberry pi ?

please show ED113TC1

You look like if a man and a woman had a baby

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i am flabbergasted

Hello, I would need to create a project with these screens, to be able to send them images via Bluetooth, is it possible? Are you available to do it?

with this much effort put in, you really deseve to get one of the X61s reserve edition thinkpads

Still better picture quality than my crappy Samsung SyncMaster LCD.

I was planning to use the screen for a small project with my raspberry pi. Big F, can't understand 95% of the video. :D

where is the rest???

what if you ran it with an stm32 would you get good quality like 4k???

I wanted to build/design a camera as well by myself, but i stuck with a mipi csi2 interface because that what you did was way too complex for me. nice work!!!

The look of that terminal reminds me so much of Astra Protocol 2's default UI/Terminal color All it needs is a speech synthesizer and a Tektronix 4014 mode and it would be a perfect dedicated system for that.

now i wonder is it possible to make shades of gray on a sharp memory lcd and fit it gba...

really amazing 😆

Great work ✨

Interesting project. Most regular users would probably just pick a model with a socketed CPU instead of going through all that effort.

"Probably doesn't look too complicated" It looks complicated, is amazing the lenghts the community can go to achieve that extra performance on a laptop that is already not really ideal for much, but I LOVE IT That is what passion is, not doing it because is gonna be a great financial decision but because it is possible and fun.

I was thinking about uploading Bad Apple on my eink Hisense A9 smartphone, but then I saw this. WOW

I love the smooth scrolling on the serial terminal display. That feature needs to make a comeback!

This is truly impressive work!

This is a truly impressive project, I love photography and I‘m starting to get interested in how digital cameras work, this is a very nice overview of how it all comes together. I wish it was as easy as buying a bunch of digicam spare parts and frankenstein-ing them together but it can‘t be that easy unfortunately.. I’m looking forward for the next steps in this project!!

Excellent ! simply to understand every bit in the process is very difficult, let alone to DIY a working camera, I believe if you can get hold of a Foveon sensor it would be much easier right ?

What is this??

Thanks a lot for doing this and making it open source 👍

¡Excelente trabajo! Profesional sin duda alguna, tengo una pregunta amigo de casualidad no tendrá un enlace de descarga de los controladores (drivers) y aplicaciones para windows xp en este aparato benq s6 mid? Ya que todos los enlaces en la red de descarga están rotos y desafortunadamente mi backup se ha perdido y quisiera experimentar de nuevo con el, le agradecería mucho.

i like the sample photos they look awesome

Great explanation, I have no background knowledge with hardware or IC but I was able to follow along. I wanted to see the contrast adjustment feature demonstrated!

Is this a controllerless lcd??

Thank you for the great work!

duuude you are a beast! Man I also wanted to do that a couple months ago but I failed due to the lack of knowledge and experience. Good work bro!