Will this camera work with the Pi 2 with 1GB ram?
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Yes all accessories that work with the raspberry pi model b+ will also work with the raspberry pi 2
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I honestly do not know the answer to your question, but I do know that amazon has phenomenal return policy with their products in case this camera is not compatible with your system. If it is, you will be purchasing an excellent videocam with outstanding microphone. I use it a lot with the iFace app in my mini. Sorry that I could not give you a straight answer. Good luck.
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Yes, as long as your system uses BNC connectors. Which I believe it does. Good camera to upgrade to.
794948
Sorry i am unsure if it will work in a camera right now i am using it in a raspberry Pi
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I can't tell you definitively, since I haven't tried it, but the DP1 is SDHC compatible, so I don't see why that wouldn't work. I've been using a 4 GB class 6 SDHC card in mine without any problems.
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Yes, works great, no extra drivers req if you are using the stock image of pi.
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Yes, but 16mb here the spec for your camera:http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/coolpix/others/990/
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As long as the camera has the 2.1mm matting connector and requires 12 VDC and its current draw is within the power supply's capability it should work.
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Yes. It does work like a regular HDMI video. However, you will need to install drivers. Also, the touch screen does work but the interconnections are not that clear... According to others.."unfortunately raspberry pi uses an odd arm architecture which isn't supported very well by debian (because binaries are built without the floating unit support). The images provided by Raspbian (they also provide a pared down version of wheezy without all the extra junk shipped by Raspbian) will work" Also look at Olimex ... https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A20/A20-OLinuXIno-LIME2/open-source-hardware Yes. It does work like a regular HDMI video. However, you will need to install drivers. Also, the touch screen does work but the interconnections are not that clear... According to others.."unfortunately raspberry pi uses an odd arm architecture which isn't supported very well by debian (because binaries are built without the floating unit support). The images provided by Raspbian (they also provide a pared down version of wheezy without all the extra junk shipped by Raspbian) will work" Also look at Olimex ...... » Read More Yes. It does work like a regular HDMI video. However, you will need to install drivers. Also, the touch screen does work but the interconnections are not that clear... According to others.."unfortunately raspberry pi uses an odd arm architecture which isn't supported very well by debian (because binaries are built without the floating unit support). The images provided by Raspbian (they also provide a pared down version of wheezy without all the extra junk shipped by Raspbian) will work" Also look at Olimex ... https://www.olimex.com/Products/OLinuXino/A20/A20-OLinuXIno-LIME2/open-source-hardware « Show Less
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Will the software work concurrently with other brand/generic video capture cards?
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I have no idea yet,I only film weddin days and 64GB are more than enough for me if 64 is not enough for you the camcorder can record to 2 memory cards in sequence
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Nope, its much like a smartphone motherboard with a few extra input and output ports. Nothing upgradeable other than the SD card which acts as the hard drive more or less. I highly doubt you would need note ram than 512mb for what it runs to be honest, its only capable of light and limited tasks, which is why most buy it to experiment with. A modern smartphone is actually way more powerful than the pi.
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I just bought this camera with a PQI 2 GB SD card and do not have any problems with it. In fact, trying to format the card on my PC only gave me 1 GB of available space so i formated it on the SD600 and got the proper 1.86 GB available memory. For what it's worth, I can get 711 pictures on best (superfine) quality with this card.
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Class 6 preferably the camera supports up to 4gb. I just bought an 8gb one I hope it works
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You will be able to put the raspberry pi board and the camera module in there, but the Ethernet cable and wifi-module won't fit. The new Raspberry Pi has a power connector on a side and the this camera does not have any room for the plug.
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Not sure but I've used 2gb sd cards, I like these cameras because they are simple and do a great job, I used several of them
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It should work as designed with most digital cameras that use SD cards. I suggest you go to Toshiba's web site and read about the card's functionality. There are other wireless SD cards out there, e.g., Eye-Fi, and they may function differently.