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Please try to avoid "drive-by fixes" especially in a larger set of changes, as it can make them harder to review.

Restricted to one change or feature each.

We are happy to receive pull requests (normally for the "next" branch) that will fix bugs, add features and generally improve the code. Development for forthcoming releases happens on the "next" branch.

Please note that the "main" branch of this repository corresponds to the currently released version of Picamera2 so that the examples there can be referred to by users. Sudo apt install -y python3-prctl libatlas-base-dev ffmpeg libopenjp2-7 python3-pip Sudo apt install -y python3-libcamera python3-kms++ If these users wish to use the additional X-Windows GUI features, they will need to run On Raspberry Pi OS Lite, it is installed without the GUI dependencies, although preview images can still be displayed using DRM/KMS. On Raspberry Pi OS images, Picamera2 is now installed with all the GUI ( Qt and OpenGL) dependencies. Bullseye (or later) images where the legacy camera stack has been re-enabled.Images based on Buster or earlier releases.

It works on all Raspberry Pi boards right down to the Pi Zero, although performance in some areas may be worse on less powerful devices. As of September 2022, Picamera2 is pre-installed on images downloaded from Raspberry Pi. Picamera2 is only supported on Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye (or later) images, both 32 and 64-bit. There are also many examples in the examples folder of this repository, and some further Qt application examples in the apps folder. You can find documentation here which should help you to get started. Picamera2 also presents an easy to use Python API. Picamera2 is the libcamera-based replacement for Picamera which was a Python interface to the Raspberry Pi's legacy camera stack. There will also be quite a strong presumption against making signficant code changes unless it seems absolutely necessary, especially any that break existing behaviour or APIs. Mostly we shall be working on bugs, stability, support, examples and documentation, as well as keeping up with ongoing libcamera development. This means there may still be some issues and bugs which we shall work on fixing, and where users identify particularly useful features we may still consider implementing them. Picamera2 is currently available here as a beta release.