A DIY astronomy camera made with a raspberry pi 5 and the HQ Camera!
TODO
TODO
- Control the camera remotely
- Live preview via a web browser widget
- Manual focus, Gain, and exposure control
- Monitor the temperature of the camera
- Raspberry Pi 5
- HQ Camera
- Raspberry Pi 5 case (with fan slot)
- An extra fan (for cooling the camera)
- A laptop or desktop computer
- Loooooong Ethernet cable
TODO (+ link to site, create the actual site pages)
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Contributions are welcome! Please read the contributing guidelines before contributing.
- Write the installation instructions
- Write the usage instructions
- Write the contributing guidelines
- Create a demo video
- Create some sample images
- Developer mode: for development on non-pi devices (just solid black frames).
- Create a startup script for the raspberry pi which runs git pull and starts the server
- Display integration
- Major UI overhaul
- Let the user control ALL settings, not just exposure time and gain.
- ISO -> Gain
- Non-persistent preview, just use the mjpg stream thing
- For capture previews, capture both jpg and dng, stream to mjpg, save both dng (the actual data) and jpg (for the gallery)
- Create an index of captured files, allow the user to see them sequentially ("gallery" page?)
- Allow the user to transfer the captured files to a USB device instead of zipping and downloading
- Internal storage management: allow the user to delete captures from older sessions
- "Session" paradigm for separating data from different sessions
- Video capture support