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You can connect the esp32 to a proper camera, you don't just have to use the development board for it. If you're just taking a picture and uploading it via wif
by m00x 2y ago
You can connect the esp32 to a proper camera, you don't just have to use the development board for it.
If you're just taking a picture and uploading it via wifi, you're better off doing it bare metal. It can do everything stated in OP's post. MIPI support isn't available until ESP-P4 though.
- NavinF 2y agoHow can the esp32 be connected to a proper camera? All the RPi cameras as MIPI so what's an example of a compatible camera? Do you have to debayer and sharpen the image yourself? I've seen a lot of half-assed ISPs and they make good cameras look like crap
- m00x 2y agoESP32-P4 has MIPI support, which will support the wider variety of high-end ones, but there are a small selection of SPI cameras. If you wanted something that's available now, you could use the STM32F4/F7 or the STM32MP1.