BerryCam for Raspberry Pi

BerryCam for Raspberry Pi

Camera module image capture

1 ratings
31 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 15, 2013
  • March 22, 2021
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Control your Raspberry Pi camera module from your iOS device. Adjust settings, apply effects, and preview images without complex commands. Save photos to both your device and the Raspberry Pi.

βœ“Control Raspberry Pi camera module
βœ“Adjust exposure modes
βœ“Apply special effects
βœ“Preview images on iOS device
βœ“Save images to camera roll
βœ“Save images to Raspberry Pi
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What's New in BerryCam for Raspberry Pi

3.1.2

March 22, 2021

Bug fixes and minor improvements so you can continue to make great captures using your Raspberry Pi camera module

User reviews

Update coming?

App needs to be updated to incorporate the recent changes in PI OS camera commands.

I like the app, it would be a lot more useful if the GUI incorporated timelapse and video - basically an open source GoPro.

No Live Preview

Not having such an expected function doesn’t help the experience.

Since there is no live preview there is now way of knowing what the picture will look like before taking a pic.

Great remote control of the raspberry pi camera

Is there any chance of getting support for the new HQ Raspberry Pi camera?

In the past I've found BerryCam very useful for wireless control of astrophotography with the Raspberry Pi camera module. It has been quite reliable and gives access to most of the options I need. I did have to modify the python script that runs the server on the Raspberry Pi to add the time lapse parameters that I need, but that was not too hard.
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Works well on pi4

Pi: Pi 4 (4gb)
OS: Raspbian (Buster)
Cam: V2.0 8mp

Remarkably simple setup. I was able to ssh over my phone and get the necessary .py file. Thats all you need actually. Run the script and enter the ip address of the pi on the app and you’re up running. Took all of 2 minutes. I haven't ran into any of the issues others have been mentioning.
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Fails to launch

I updated the app to Mt rasperry pi IP address, and now it fails to launch.

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FAQ

What hardware is required to use BerryCam?

BerryCam requires a Raspberry Pi with an installed Camera Module to function. It is designed to be used with an iOS device for control and preview.

How does BerryCam save images?

Images captured with BerryCam are saved to your iOS device's camera roll. Simultaneously, the same images are also saved directly to your Raspberry Pi.

Can I use BerryCam without an internet connection?

The provided data does not specify if BerryCam requires an internet connection for operation. However, it is designed for local control of the Raspberry Pi camera module.

What is the update frequency for BerryCam?

The latest version of BerryCam was released on March 22, 2021. The app has not been updated since then, indicating a low update frequency.

Is BerryCam suitable for beginners?

Yes, BerryCam is designed to simplify camera control. It allows users to adjust settings and effects without needing to learn complex SSH commands.

What devices is BerryCam compatible with?

BerryCam is compatible with iPhones, iPads, and iPods. It is designed for iOS devices.

What is the age rating for BerryCam?

BerryCam has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

What are the main benefits of using BerryCam?

BerryCam offers a simple interface to control Raspberry Pi camera modules, apply effects, and preview images on an iOS device, making it ideal for experimentation and IoT projects.