hello, from today i'll take Saturdays to work on this waist-level finder camera project that has the components luring work from the wardrobe for far too long!
> dwlfc?
Digital Waist-Level Finder Camera (just came with this while typing the first line on this post, i liked it)
at first i got a 4 inch screen and a Pi5 and quite quickly i realized it would be clunky to carry around (if it's to use a fat tank, better to use film) but, i would also be carrying a full-blown Linux computer; which is quite luring... this possibility isn't discarded yet!
for now i'm updating and upgrading stuff (rural internet is sloooooooow) on a RPi Zero 2W running Bullseye, because Bookworm didn't worked with http://www.lcdwiki.com/2.4inch_RPi_Disp ... erry_Pi_OS
i also tried https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/c ... ft_screen/ and building from https://github.com/juj/fbcp-ili9341/pull/261 but i always got errors (i'm quite a rookie script kid btw) · if someone can shed some light on how to make the TFT display work with the Zero 2W, thanks, i'll be installing the first link at the Bullseye and heading to my bed
the idea is to have something after a Rolleiflex design, a global-shutter, 35 mm lens and 3x 18650 batteries to power the whole thing (the battery case matches perfectly the display width (i have all the components cited already)), all inside a yet to be made (i'll use Blender); PLA case (hope my https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005001878237855.html and https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005007375384541.html don't heat too much! the step-up i have is 4A because i read somewhere that a higher capacity will heat less but educate me please)
here's the diagram i came up with after lurking a bit around the Matrix's Raspberry community (thanks again whoever helped me there)hoping my next post will have some prototypes pics., see ya ![:geek:]( "Geek")
edit: typo on the title, the screen works on Bullseye! the touch is completely off and i got when apt update && upgrade
> dwlfc?
Digital Waist-Level Finder Camera (just came with this while typing the first line on this post, i liked it)
at first i got a 4 inch screen and a Pi5 and quite quickly i realized it would be clunky to carry around (if it's to use a fat tank, better to use film) but, i would also be carrying a full-blown Linux computer; which is quite luring... this possibility isn't discarded yet!
for now i'm updating and upgrading stuff (rural internet is sloooooooow) on a RPi Zero 2W running Bullseye, because Bookworm didn't worked with http://www.lcdwiki.com/2.4inch_RPi_Disp ... erry_Pi_OS
i also tried https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/c ... ft_screen/ and building from https://github.com/juj/fbcp-ili9341/pull/261 but i always got errors (i'm quite a rookie script kid btw) · if someone can shed some light on how to make the TFT display work with the Zero 2W, thanks, i'll be installing the first link at the Bullseye and heading to my bed
the idea is to have something after a Rolleiflex design, a global-shutter, 35 mm lens and 3x 18650 batteries to power the whole thing (the battery case matches perfectly the display width (i have all the components cited already)), all inside a yet to be made (i'll use Blender); PLA case (hope my https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005001878237855.html and https://pt.aliexpress.com/item/1005007375384541.html don't heat too much! the step-up i have is 4A because i read somewhere that a higher capacity will heat less but educate me please)
here's the diagram i came up with after lurking a bit around the Matrix's Raspberry community (thanks again whoever helped me there)
edit: typo on the title, the screen works on Bullseye! the touch is completely off and i got
Code:
dpkg: unrecoverable fatal error, aborting: files list file for package 'libpostproc55:armhf' is missing final newlineE: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (2)Statistics: Posted by luqtas — Sun Apr 27, 2025 3:56 am