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Tested on the Raspberry Pi 4B (Cortex A72) vs Orange Pi 3 Zero (Cortex A53)

picamera2 library and rpicam
Michael Wang • 03/30/2024 at 05:12 • 0 comments

NOTE: With versions Bullsey or later, use the picamera2 library in your programs to use the Raspberry Pi camera. Most online articles use the picamera library which is no longer installed by default on newer systems.
The Raspberry Pi camera that connects to the 22-pin or 15-pin connector needs to be initialized with the `rpicam` API which comes with Raspbian or Raspberry Pi OS. If you are using a version before Bookworm, the camera API is named `libcamera` instead of `rpicam`. See details on the official raspberry pi documentation.