Build a DIY Digital Night Vision Camera with Raspberry Pi! [Easy Tutorial]

[@Digital-Insight]

Hey guys :D What do you think about this project? Are you interested in more Raspberry Pi related projects? Greetings, Tim :)

[@Br1ckInTh3W4LL]

Omnivision OV5647 is old, use Sony Starvis2 imx678.

[@whatsgood69]

cool vid

[@Digital-Insight]

Thanks :)

[@youtubeuser6067]

Nice project. The background music is a distraction. Otherwise keep up the good work.

[@Digital-Insight]

Is the music really too distracting? I thought the music would add a bit of "oomph" to the video... but OK, I'll remember that and make sure the music isn't too "intense" next time! Thank you for your comment!

[@iDarkslay]

@@Digital-Insight the problem is the music is too loud

[@hawolex2341]

Was interested, but the music are distracting so jumped out. Just leave this here to let you know

[@Digital-Insight]

I thought the music would add a bit of "pep" to the video... I'll remember that and make sure the music isn't too "intense" next time! Thank you for your comment!

[@CluenMedia]

What code did you use to get the live view?? Could you explain how to do this myself? I have the exact same parts you have

[@Digital-Insight]

Hey, I will update the video description with a link to the code I used!

[@CluenMedia]

@@Digital-Insight you rock!! Gained my subscription! :) I am looking to make a realtime night vision view for my airsoft gun when I play airsoft in the dark haha

[@Digital-Insight]

@@CluenMedia That sounds good! Maybe try a smaller display... I still have the issue with the very bright IR lights...

[@CluenMedia]

⁠@@Digital-InsightI will definitely try a smaller display. Right now we are using almost the exact same items. I would like to try to eventually use a raspberry pi zero w with a 1.9 inch lcd to make the unit smaller. If you share the program you created maybe I could help figure out how to dim the IR lights. May be able to figure out how to use a potentiometer to control IR brightness