In the next few lessons,
you are going to learn how to use the Raspberry Pi camera
to easily extract photos and videos.
So far, using the foundation from the beginning of the course,
you have learned how to work with PIR sensors,
how to use the terminal,
and how to send an email from your Raspberry Pi.
Now, just two sections before we can start the final project.
And let's continue with the pi camera.
The camera feature of the Raspberry Pi is a great feature with a camera,
you can create much more smart and impressive applications.
In this section, you will see how to set up the camera and how to use it,
both from the terminal,
we've come online tools and from
your Python programs to get photos and videos with different configurations.
So you have two other label cameras for the Raspberry Pi.
In the introduction section,
I gave some details about which one to choose.
Here is a quick recap.
The standard camera, which is mounted on a Greenberg,
is a quite standard and normal camera.
It gives you good images.
When the light of the room is good enough.
Then you had the Nuwa camera or no,
which means no infrared,
which is mounted on a black PCB.
This camera works great in
low light environments and actually doesn't need light to operate,
so you can use it in a completely dark room at night.
Note however, that in daylight the images will not look as good as the standard camera.
So for this section and for the final project,
I will be using the standard by camera.
And I suggest you do the same.
If, however, you only have the black version,
you can still do the same your images,
we just have a different look,
which is not a problem for glucose.
Or I can know, let's get started.