Although camera modules are a fantastic addition to any Raspberry Pi setup, you're likely to run into issues if you attempt to plug the typical ribbon connectors into the new MIPI ports on the ...

Setting up a Raspberry Pi with yiur camera requires a bit more work and knowhow than simply hooking the pieces up.

If you want to skip out on expensive or less private security cameras, the Raspberry Pi has your home covered.

To complete your setup, you will need to provide the following components: Raspberry Pi Zero, High Quality Camera, lens, camera cables, and tripod.

With such a setup, you don’t have to do motion detection or storage on the camera itself – which lets you use cheap Raspberry Pi boards, like even the original Model B, and small SD cards with ...

Learn how to build a Raspberry Pi security camera that can detect and record movement.

Since the Raspberry Pi device I'll be setting up is a full-blown Linux computer, the configuration options are endless. It's possible to install Motion on the little beastie and handle motion ...

A Dropcam will run you about $150. Price out a Raspberry Pi, camera sensor, and a CCTV camera housing found on eBay, and it starts to look like there may be a cheaper replacement for a Dropcam ...

The latest addition released by the Raspberry Pi foundation is a camera module, designed to connect to the CSI bus, which is the dedicated camera ribbon connector closest to the Ethernet port.

If you are interested in pushing the official Raspberry Pi camera to its limits, you may be interested in a new Raspberry Pi slow motion camera project published by Robert Elder. Who explains more ...