Incredible how much cheaper have electronics become. When young I was travelling kilometers with bus to the electronic shop to find one by one all the components for my constructions. .

@dpedroam4107

2 жыл бұрын

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@dpedroam4107

2 жыл бұрын

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@guardianobserver6593

2 жыл бұрын

@@dpedroam4107?

@Mie-76

2 жыл бұрын

@@dpedroam4107 ?

@ceramintreal

2 жыл бұрын

@@dpedroam4107 ?

Greetings, this is your first video that crossed my feed, looking for a quick reference to this kind of cam board, and it is excellent. I am a software engineer with a BSEE from the 1990's and with a lot of background teaching science subjects. I just looked over your channel, and you are experimenting in much the same way I was experimenting in the 1980's. Of course you have such amazingly more advanced things to tinker with 40 years later than I did. I would ask this on behalf of those who will learn from what you do - share your mistakes, and share the things you learn about how what you make does not work in the way you expected. You may look upon them as silly mistakes, or even embarrassing, but I assure you that you are learning and growing, we do so by making mistakes, and by sharing them we help others learn and grow. Of course you know there will always be trolls in social media, but you have adapted to that, I expect, with your channel as it is now. Sharing mistakes opens you up to people who like to be mean just for the sake of being mean. However, it also opens you up to people who will have different questions about similar issues. You'll never save everyone from the mistakes you make, you can only help those who find your content here. I observe there are at least 2 valuable lessons you learned here, probably more, but you skipped over them, AFTER the fact, one will seem obvious, the other maybe not so much. I'll bet there are more that I am not even realizing. The first would be why you decided to paint much of the glass black - share why you made that change. In retrospect it probably seems so obvious, but others who watch what you did will learn when you share the reasoning behind the design change. The second would probably be why we didn't see how that larger LED worked at night. It's a big challenge to illuminate a wide field of view meaningfully at night. My tinkering with these will be to use some dental picks to (very carefully) remove the IR filter (probably under a microscope) and see how well these can work with IR illumination at night. I am thinking I may need to simply add lenses to narrow the field of view to match an IR module's beam. A reach goal would be to add an IR filter option back into the optical path using a solenoid of some kind. Again, you seem to be doing some excellent experiments. Have fun with it, and share also the things that don't work as you expected.

@neilmartin1111

Жыл бұрын

well put

@NichoTBE

Жыл бұрын

he said he painted glass to prevent lens flare

@YungRu

Жыл бұрын

fed

@thekaus1028

Жыл бұрын

I definitely feel your message to him. I am an Engineering Technology AS major and I have those same questions you did. I define his ability to skip over those major differences in technique kind of busy. He has so much to say but only because people seem to have shorter attention spans.... 😅 they want short quick to the point videos. Not too much time spent on a video or project. But you know what you're talking about also with the mistakes, and showing the failures. Basically, the hard and easiness of everything. But editing videos and other unusually information that is pertinent or either not so much. You have a very great eye, ear and hand understanding the electrical flow.

I want to create a battery power wireless backup camera for semi-trucks. using a 2.4ghz - 5.8GHz transmitter or something with a screen in the cab of the truck. I don't want to use wifi or Bluetooth because they lag and lose signal where the camera would be placed. It's 65 feet away and there is a truck and trailer in the way. I found that DJI's drone worked perfectly. but I don't want my camera to fly. Where would I go to get help making this? I am asking you because I need to start somewhere.

This answered a lot of my questions about ESP32 Cam, thanks.

Yooo i'm so glad this video comes up in my recommendation Thanks man

Very nice project! Neat and useful - love it! Thanks mate!

I think I saw Borat walking home on the street, VERY NIIICE!

I live in a tough neighborhood, that's will help me to get alert of everything happens here hahaha thanks man

@terrygilligan4771

3 жыл бұрын

Qq

Well done! Gave me a ton of ideas. I was worried a project like this may be too much for me, but now I'm fairly confident. Gracias Amigo.

@edxxx50

2 жыл бұрын

Nice touch the "gracias amigo" . Greattings from México

Good job it preforms really well. you could use IR led purple so people would not see white light.

Could you tell me what refreshrate this cam gives with the different resolutions?

What's the power draw on the module? How long would it last on 10000 mAh USB battery pack? Also, can it be made to have motion detection to conserve power?

What is the purpose of the capacitor you added at 05:10? Additional power to enable a safe poweroff shell?

I've used those small buck converters with ESP32, and they fail to give the full 500ma required by wifi and processing. You'll get wifi drop outs and unusual problems. You will be better off with the usual larger aliexpress usual 2amp module.

3:51 - The intended purpose of that white LED is to be used as a flash-bulb. So that's why it is unlimited and really bright. I have no idea how to set that up, but that's what I read about it.

Outstanding tutorial video. Perfect for monitoring my wild bird feeder and running opencv against identifying the birds. Also helpful to help with identifying what animals visit my garden. I know a fox keeps playing with our rubber garden shoes, as they are not by the door each morning and have teeth marks all over them lol but never managed to video it happening. Thanks.

@dashnyamkhurelbaatar1318

Жыл бұрын

sounds super interesting. will you do tutorial about it? I also want to use opencv as well

Thanks for the tutorial. Could you please give a link to what batteryyou used? And how long does it last?

Pretty decent video quality from that little thing :-) keep posting!

Do you know if this IP cam can work with Synology NAS video recording? Thanks

There is actually a complementary board with microUSB connector and USB-UART IC. It can be used to program multiple boards or use as is, USB powered.

@Liqweed1337

Жыл бұрын

name of the board, so i can search it up?

@vasiliynkudryavtsev

Жыл бұрын

@@Liqweed1337 ESP32-CAM-MB it is.

Do these cameras have removable ir filters to allow night vision?

Could you suggest a small enough solar charger to power this system?

From where I can download the drivers for the UART pls help (I did installed the cp210x drivers but it's not working)

hello good morning how are you, do you know how to install firmware on ip camera hd robot that are failing after an unsuccessful update? thank you

The part I found most impressive was soldering all those little terminals

Wow I was not expecting the picture to be so good

@antoniopina1287

3 жыл бұрын

the world is becoming scary...

@saltysexyyy6336

3 жыл бұрын

@@antoniopina1287 what do u mean by scary lol , advanced is a better word

at last atfer reading your video clip many times i successfully uploaded your code and found my image and printed. thank you

what kind of device did you use for getting these 12V. Is it a powerbank? and how often do you need to change it?

This was a very good demonstration. Thank you.

Great, did you run from a battery? Any info on how long it lasted if so?

@goncaloantonio7896

5 ай бұрын

Pls anwser my dude

Does it work well when there are more than one module on the same network?

Thanks for the walk-through of the uploading process. But, you jumped right over how to add the ESP camera to iSpy. What camera settings are needed to add this camera to iSpy/Agent? Thanks.

Amazing do it yourself WiFi surveillance camera looks like a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing.

Perfect to keep an eye on your grow rooms :D

what CMS did you say you can connect multiple cams with. I have some chinese wireless cams without NVR (blown) but other NVR cant find on LAN so i connect individually through browser

What do you recommend as a windows IP camera driver. I need a windows driver so that my windows based applications can find the camera registered similar to a web camera for in application usage.

how electricial power can get on tree?

BRO, You are so getting a sub this is really cool!

I think your camera picture is as good as my $80 security camera. Great job!

@esotericvv1244

Жыл бұрын

same here wtf we got ripped off

Is it possible to connect it with solar panel for power?

Hello thank you for this beautiful work. My question is: How do you switch the LED on or off via your sketch? Is there a button, I can't find anything. Greetings Bert

@BenState

2 жыл бұрын

surely software.

For the power up there on the tree do you use battery or from where?

@chrishayes5755

2 жыл бұрын

trees naturally have energy if you wire into them. you can pull the electrons from behind the bark and use the roots to ground.

Utterly fascinating. Gave me lots of ideas for what to do in my free time! Thank you!

can i make a smart doorbell( like ring doorbell) with it? where it sends notifications to my phone if it detect movements?

Great! Could you provide link to the 12v to 5v dc-dc converter you use in the vid?

@sprockylock391

3 жыл бұрын

The propper name for the conver is " buck converter "

thank you sir, you've helped me for my final project i have just a problem with finding an esp i didn't find any version. is it the same if i use the wifi ship of a broken tablet? i'm thinking of using a bluetooth too.

While trying your programme in my lap top arduino 1.8.13 does not show “port” under tools menu.what I should do to get it

Looked at your tutorial, but I have an issue with the camera module, it fails with error 0x20002 (Camera init error). Do you have any idea what this could be? I check all the connections, they seem fine, I use the sketch with the AI_THINKER Module enabled..

Thanks KZread for reminding me. I bought this last year but when it arrived I had other stuff to do and forgot about it :)

@laughahole397

3 жыл бұрын

LMAO

@MrTipsoTV

3 жыл бұрын

hahaha same here, now I forget where did i put it..

How the hell did you get up that tree?

@ElectricalPro

4 жыл бұрын

A ladder, lol. I could climb that tree if I wanted to, without any ladder :)

@AnilArya51

3 жыл бұрын

@@ElectricalPro okay next video how to climb a tree please

@jcrnda

3 жыл бұрын

@@AnilArya51 How to climb a tree holding camera, battery, tools and cable ties!

@AnilArya51

3 жыл бұрын

@@jcrnda 😂 I am no expert in climbing trees

@orionred2489

3 жыл бұрын

Getting up is easy, getting down is hard. He's still up there.

Any idea whether it could be connected with a Synology NAS?

Did you really need to remove the existing LED or could you use a different GPIO pin? If so which one?

this is great can you build this to work off sim wifi for extended range?

any chance of reusing cell phone cameras in such a setup? im not familiar with the connectors but just wondering...?

What is the minimal distance that this camera can see?

Interesting idea for paranoids. With a little more setup, you can likely wire it up to the doorbell, and when someone rings it, you get a picture over whatsapp showing who rang the door

@RedPill420

Жыл бұрын

@Работаем, брат! I agree. But pretty much everyone uses it in Europe.

@Duncan_1971

Жыл бұрын

@Работаем, брат! Why not?

@AdamSmith-fe9jf

Жыл бұрын

@Работаем, брат! isn’t WhatsApp encrypted end-to-end?

Great video! Quick, to the point and almost complete. I just wonder the power draw you experience?

@whatieatinaweek8326

2 жыл бұрын

Can I use 3. 7 volts

@pr0xZen

2 жыл бұрын

I wonder this too, the current (or wattage if input voltage has a flexible range).

@Ebolachicken

2 жыл бұрын

you could add a small solar cell panel

@Palmit_

Жыл бұрын

@@whatieatinaweek8326 yes.

@Palmit_

Жыл бұрын

@@pr0xZen the current drawn will be drawn, not pushed. it'll take what it needs

Hi dear! Does this module support API SDK if I need to develop my own app for imagem views? Many thanks!

how powerful is the SoC compared to a raspberry pi zero? could I run motioneye on it?

Awesome! Thank you for putting this together. Question, setting this up the way it is shown would only make the camera(s) accessible from inside the network, correct?

@esaucy1517

3 жыл бұрын

yes

@esaucy1517

3 жыл бұрын

keep in mind that while the esp32 can broadcast a network. It can also connect to your home network so whatever you have running would be able to access it

Новгородский акцент, можно без перевода всë понять, красава, видос лайк и подписка!

@user-ix5jl2xe9i

3 жыл бұрын

пилоты в самолетах так говорят))

@igorzavin5617

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-ix5jl2xe9i точно

@yuluslvenkov834

3 жыл бұрын

А Новгород тут причём? Мэйби зис из Псков сити

@Shubaduba-Haligali

3 жыл бұрын

@@yuluslvenkov834 ноу-ноу! Ай кноу хёр сити - ит из э Ростов-он-Дон, из зе кепитал оф дон-коссакс! Ит'с май лайф!

@GENEZISS666

2 жыл бұрын

Тоько хотел написать, что рязанский акцент выдаёт автора :-) !!! а тут его уже раскусили!!! поржал от души особенно на 1:36 конвортэр это шудевр, а так паря молодец лайк!

Would this work if the router was on and transmitting wifi but did not have internet connection in order to stream locally?

Nice work & thank you! What is your opinion on interchangeable camera's?

Might want to describe why you are soldering a capacitor on back of the unit when you are assembling. Not much help to randomly do something and not explain it.

@Rainor2020

2 жыл бұрын

Power supply input ripple filter. Helps smooth out the power. Connect 100uF, 220uF or even a 470uF across + and - of DC input.

@criss4043

2 жыл бұрын

4.8

This is great. What's the viewing angle on the lens? Would it be possible to swap it out with a wide angle one?

@willculpepper9637

2 жыл бұрын

The most common angle is 60°. AliExpress and eBay sells separate camera modules of 30°, 120°, 160° with and without IR filters.

how does it work ? it capture video in circle ? can i leave it in place without wifi and come to check what does it recorded ? for example on the lake where i fishing ?

Does the sensor sense IR ,Connect the camera wifi output to 50 meter long video (cctv) cable and tell me if we still can get wifi thru air , wifi signal received thru air by wifi laptop or phone

Amazing man!!!! AMAZING!

@naidote1207

3 жыл бұрын

where i can find the source code? im sorry am student

Great video, just stepped into Arduino and interested in installing small surveillance camera's. Thank you! 👊🏼😎👍🏼🇳🇱

Hi guys, can this module connect to rj45 crossover cable? I tried to integrate this module to an ROV. Need you help and suggestions. Thanks

Is it possible to see this cam outside my lan, via internet? On which port it transmits?

There is also a more expensive one with a USB port included (ESP-EYE). I have one of those too which makes development a lot easier. I then use the cheaper ones for deployment.

@DanielEscasa

3 жыл бұрын

Look also at the TTGO, mine came with a detachable antenna

@pearinnovation1419

3 жыл бұрын

Hey can we use this camera and view video output out of our wifi network and view on website

@connecticutaggie

3 жыл бұрын

@@pearinnovation1419 I am not sure what you are asking but the camera video is visible over wifi as an http link; but, there is no way to electronically feed an external video in. You would just have to point the camera a the screen. Not great video and not great resolution but if it fits your functional need it would work.

@BayuAH

3 жыл бұрын

@@connecticutaggie Actually if you want, you can use ffmpeg as relay steaming server for the camera, that relay it to KZread as live video.

@connecticutaggie

3 жыл бұрын

@@BayuAH Usually when I want view another display it is connected to a computer so I just use VNC.

very well constructed video all information supplied and parts allocation ..very professional job..subscribed

where can we get crimp-on flex cable push connectors for these cameras? or even better, a crimp-on style USB-C adapter. looks like 26 or 34 or 64 pin depending on the phone model. what are these style connectors called?

How are the macro capabilities of the lens? Or in other words, how close can I get to the filmed object? I need to observe objects the size of salt grains. Which lens would be capable of this?

Hope you have used neutral (non-acetic) silicone ! Acetic silicone (the kind that smells vinegar) can ruin your electronics in a few days. Specially in a closed space.

This was very interesting. But, does anyone (or the author) have a suggestion for a module that can output >=24-30FPS at >=720p? Also, what was the FPS on this module at around 720p? I just figure that's a decent minimum to see someone's face if needed for surveillance.

@AtaGunZ

2 жыл бұрын

shutter speed should matter more if you are going for non-blurryness, not the fps.

@mathieucharette6511

2 жыл бұрын

I got a couple of these a while back and they were surprisingly reliable using HD if you have a very strong WiFi connection but that can be difficult as it has a pretty low WiFi range. Some ESP32 chips do have sweet WiFi connections if they have a 3D antenna on them I just haven't seen one on the cam models yet. If you saw a version of these equipped with a 3D antenna it would likely do the trick.

@zsavage1820

2 жыл бұрын

better get a heck of a lot better lens as well.. look up cameras for FPV quads(drones) they are very small now and are 4k 30 and some 60 fps MICRO DRONES and some are even long range .. like 12km with digital tx and receivers

@420247paul

2 жыл бұрын

@@zsavage1820 and they will get way too hot if you dont air rushing over them as they are flying

@telasmshinges6850

Жыл бұрын

Module that can output >=24-30 at >=720p?

After many tries at last flashed esp32 camera module .But image in still photograph is very small like the size of camera.streaming no luck.what went wrong

would this work if you had it connected to a battery and used a phone or laptop to connect to it if the camera was outdoors in the woods/bush? or do you need to connect it to a router?

Amazing, thanks !!

Pretty cool. I might give this a try bit I would prefer something with nightvision for 24/7 outdoors surveillance.

@christianmingle3394

Жыл бұрын

For $5? Unlikely lol

I'm powering it using the 5V out of Arduino Uno, and its not showing in WIFI, do I need to buy USB power supply or is the Chip faulty? The led on esp32 camera does turn on if I press the button on the chip.

Could several of these be linked up to a dvr system using zoneminder?

As a professional surveillance installer there are 2 things that drives me insane.... "wireless" and "cloud based". I give estimates to people for installing cameras and they wonder why it cost so much. I tell them the labor for running wire to this location is the issue. "Why don't you use wireless?" ..... I tell them sure we can get a wireless camera there and hope the connection is constant and doesn't drop out when you need it to record an incident. But it will cost more money because I still have to run a wire there for power...... Wireless power is not a thing, solar.... (very rare to find an ideal location for solar) again I hope we don't lose power when you need it.... Batteries?.... you want me to come back every so often and charge you to climb up on a ladder to change out a battery? "Cloud Based System" ..... you're basically renting your system. The NVR's and DVR's of today are equipped with this neat feature called a WAN port... you can view remotely and backup to a offsite NAS aka 'the cloud' and guess what.... you own it.

@ChrisD__

2 жыл бұрын

Off-site backups are still important though.

@JAmediaUK

2 жыл бұрын

Wirless is hackable. Wired is too but you have to get physical access to the cable. Re power. Solar + rechargeable batteries can work depending on the location but or course the batteries need chainging every few years anyway. As for clound.... that is owned by some one else and you have no idea who could get access. Also the route to the cloud is an access point for a hacker.

@XxTWMLxX

Жыл бұрын

I have a esp32 that can disrupt 2.4 and 5ghz wifi signals. Rendering those wireless cameras useless.

@JAmediaUK

Жыл бұрын

@@XxTWMLxX You and a lot of other people. Wifi/bluetooth and indeed mobile phone blockers are not uncommon. The security teams for many VIPs use them regularly (even though many are not legal)

@Alex-Defatte

Жыл бұрын

You can't climb a ladder every year? You have to get out more.

Really nice project! I want to try it out!

I gave it 5V but do not see the SSID using my phone. Do I have to program it first?

can we use this ip camera for home IOT? and how do we connect many ip camera into one software that connect to this device?

Can we also use Micro SD card for Storage and Saving photos and videoes

@cesaramaral7007

3 жыл бұрын

That would be good indeed. Up!

@DanielEscasa

3 жыл бұрын

Yes. What I've been wanting to code for some time is a routine that'll retrieve photo(s) from the SD card to transmit to another device, e.g., a cellphone within WiFi range. Thing is, the sample code is a mess IMHO and I been afflicted with an acute case of sloth preventing me from doing the code

Where did you get the source of power for the cam?

@Dialbist

3 жыл бұрын

Battery

@HKBERASAPP

3 жыл бұрын

Nuclear reactor

@concretemathematics8146

3 жыл бұрын

@@HKBERASAPP that's what I thought.

how to add external wifi antenna to this ? thank you

I am getting error on code: 'Y2_GPIO_NUM' was not declared in this scope

Very nice video! I got one myself after seeing this but the image quality is much much poorer in the one I got. I wonder if someone else experience this. Maybe the unit I got is defective? It definitely doesn't look like the images captured in this video, but things are much more blurry and it is almost impossible to identify anything.

@TerryRGraham

2 жыл бұрын

These things are crap. The image quality is worse than a 70's toy camera. I didn't expect much at this price but I thought it would be slightly better.

I liked it, but how did you get 12v up the tree? Perhaps you had solar?

@commentatron

2 жыл бұрын

I assumed a branch circuit from the house.

Do I need a the other board that this camera board sits on?

can i listen sound in the same times with video in camera?

Not gonna lie best recommendation by far KZread besides food and comedy 🤣 you fixing up I rezet mean like that 😂

@DanielEscasa

3 жыл бұрын

Anyone else chuckle when he took out that “much larger LED”? Or “You won't look at the thing, it'll look at you.”

@xXXMFAXXx

3 жыл бұрын

@@DanielEscasa lool a thought shit was too big 🤣🌹😃

@kingsman428

3 жыл бұрын

Why does the phrase *"...5 dollar..."* conjure images of an oriental girl 🤔

@gr8dvd

3 жыл бұрын

@@kingsman428 Lame!!!

@kingsman428

3 жыл бұрын

@@gr8dvd Yet here you are, taking the time to let me know your opinion. *Yawn*

Please show how to power this unit with a very small solar panel and battery. What would be the range of its wifi with the external antenna added? Also, what about using the newer ESP32 (2?) camera module that is being sold now? I really need these to protect my animals from predators. Thank you.

@AnilArya51

3 жыл бұрын

That's easy

@_pipapomen_

3 жыл бұрын

U can use an solar pannel, an rechargeable batterie and an converter/ Overvoltage protection thing to make it self-sufficient.

@hellopomelo2

3 жыл бұрын

Using a small solar panel, you have to see whats the power draw of your module. Pick a battery that can supply that can provide your module with ~2 days of battery. Check the average ‘sun hours’ received in your area per day. Then take the rating of your solar panel(eg, 5W) then multiply it by the number of sun hours.(eg, 5W * 4 sun hours = 20Wh/day). Make sure the energy in from the solar panel > energy consumed by module. A very cheap way is to connect the solar panel in series to your battery, and then the battery to the module. Just make sure that the voltage supplied by solar panel > charging voltage of battery. If thats not the case, a DC-DC boost converter should do the trick. If you feel like splurging, consider using a solar charge controller. Also, depending on your area, your solar panel needs to be tilted on a specific angle. That said, most of the testing will be done on-site, as theory is just a VERY rough approximation of what will be going on on-site.

Do i have to stay connected on the same Wi-Fi? Or can i view the feed from anywhere?

According to all my testing as well as several forum posts, this code is no longer working. The ESP library no longer supports this code since a recent update. Which is unfortunate since this is a really cool looking project and I would love to try it. primarily it is missing several files or libraries that are not included in the ESP board manager linked above. Additionally when a necessary library is linked, the program runs into conflict with pieces of the library. Feel free to correct me if I am mistaken but it's been a frustrating couple of hours to try and get this seemingly simple and elegant code working.

This was simply amazing! You accent was a bit hard to understand at times, and you might want to consider adding subtitles, friend. But otherwise, this was a top notch video. I subscribed!

@thejeffbomb

2 жыл бұрын

I like how he sounds like Chekhov from Star Trek. Adds extra clout to the technology!

@jeremymorrison263

2 жыл бұрын

Getouttamyhead bro! I said repitune when he started talking.

@jochem3634

2 жыл бұрын

i could perfectly understand him and i'm not even native

@MrBa143

2 жыл бұрын

@@jochem3634 Same. Subtitles is abit overkill.. at that point its probably the individual that needs to be a better listener

@zakksmith6888

2 жыл бұрын

@@MrBa143 i mean, if you know sum bout this modules its not hard to understand just by looking xD but i must agree, it is a very good video