ESP32 CAM Time Lapse

[Music] foreign do you remember in previous videos there were moments of 3D printing which can cause seasickness I decided to fix this problem by installing a time-lapse camera I hope to get a video like this [Music] I have a few free esp32 cams after a little Googling I found out that on esp32 you can make a simple time lapse camera.okay Let's test it foreign [Music] loading the sketch to esp32 and then we check what its firmware can do I will leave a link to the author's GitHub project in the description under the video [Music] foreign [Music] foreign [Music] the sketch you need to connect to the router and see what IP addressed the esp32 received or view this information in the port console then we enter this IP in the address bar and we get to the settings and camera control page let's start the stream and see how it works [Music] thank you well video streaming works fine this feature is great for adjusting the camera position before printing let's install the SD card and check how the time-lapse shooting mode works [Music] we take a few pictures [Music] after which we open the USB flash drive on the PC end we don't find anything there several hours of studying the code show that when running a time lapse through the web interface esp32 crashes with a hard fault having studied the code a little I did not find the reason why this happens in the end I slightly redid the firmware for my needs fixed a bug with the operation of The Flash LED remove the time-lapse start button from the web page made the launch of a time lapse on power supply let's try to record a test time lapse video we Supply Power connect to the esp32 turn on the stream and observe how time lapse is written we take a dozen photos each photo is accompanied by a flash next using ffmpeg we make a video we set 5 frames per second since we do not have enough photos I will leave a link to ffmpeg and a command for rendering a Time Lapse video from photos in the description of the video let's look at the result on the internet I found a case model for such a camera so I did not draw the model from the very beginning therefore let's go straight to printing I hope this is the last time I print with my phone foreign [Music] I'll leave the link to the source in the description of the video [Music] foreign [Music] foreign next you need to power the esp32 from a regular USB charger to do this I took a USB cable from an old faulty Mouse solder the connector and check it all in operation [Music] foreign [Music] it remains to figure out how to attach the camera to the printer here I had to draw and print my bracket [Music] foreign [Music] ER and check what happened [Music] as you can see the camera is easy to install and remove without additional tools [Music] now it's time to print the test model and watch the resulting video foreign [Music] I chose the baby Yoda model I think it will perfectly complement the composition with atst I will leave a link to the STL model of baby Yoda in the description thank you so much for watching don't forget to subscribe there will be many more interesting things

Channel: DIY CRAFTS

Views: 5,600

Keywords: DIY, 3D printer, esp32, esp32 cam, time lapse, timelapse, time lapse camera, starwars, baby yoda, groot, arduino ide

Id: hVRzVfI5frQ

Length: 8min 42sec (522 seconds)

Published: Mon Jan 30 2023