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ESP32 CAM How to Save Images to SD Card

Please LIKE if you find this useful and subscribe for more ESP32 CAM tutorials. Here's a quick look at how to save a series of still images from the ESP32 CAM microcontroller module onto an SD card. Download my source code for the Arduino IDE: https://www.brettb.com/coding-tutoria... You could use this as the basis of a home monitoring IoT application. I use it to make time lapse movies from a series of still images. The ESP32 CAM module has an integrated Micro SD card slot. Personally I use 4 Gb cards with my camera modules, but apparently cards as large as 16 Gb work too. In the video I also address a few frequently asked questions, including dealing with green tinted images and changing the resolution of the saved images. 00:00 - Introduction 00:28 - Preparing Arduino IDE code 05:22 - Uploading code to ESP32-CAM 06:43 - Taking photos 07:45 - Reviewing photos 08:04 - Green tinted images issue 08:30 - Disabling the LED flash 09:14 - Changing image resolution 11:25 - Converting still images into movies ESP32 Camera GitHub source code: https://github.com/espressif/esp32-ca... Search the repo for FRAMESIZE and you will find the enumerator for potential image resolutions in /driver/include/sensor.h. Note that your particular ESP32 CAM and camera lens combo may not support the full range of resolutions. I suggest starting at a lower resolution and work up to the largest resolution. If the camera starts taking incomplete or corrupted images then the resolution is likely to be too high. To convert a sequence of still images into a movie you can use the free ShotCut video editor. It's available for Windows, macOS and Linux: https://www.shotcut.org/download/ If you have any other issues with the ESP32 CAM module then do please drop a comment below. Thanks for watching!