Building a cinematic-quality camera using Raspberry Pi High Quality camera and CinePi open-source code. Embark on a singular journey as I guide you through the process of crafting a cinematic-quality camera using Raspberry Pi 4, Raspberry Pi High-Quality Camera, and advanced open-source software. This DIY project is tailored to bring cinematic brilliance within your grasp. Camera Key Features : - Exposure Measurement Based on RED Camera Exposure Tool - 2K RAW Cinema DNG Uncompressed Recording - Compact Camera Size - Cost Less Than $400 - 12-BIT Color Depth - 60 FPS No Sponsorship Disclaimer: This video is a personal endeavor and it's not sponsored. I'm passionate about sharing this DIY project with you, and all information is provided independently. Open Source Code: Dive into the heart of customization! The open-source code driving this project can be found at: Next Steps: 3D Printing and Battery Upgrade! The journey doesn't stop here. The next phase involves 3D printing the camera case for that perfect fit and installing an internal high-capacity battery, enabling real field shoots. Stay tuned for the evolution of your cinematic companion. Engage with Your Curiosity! Questions about this project? Feel free to leave them in the comments, and I'll respond promptly. Your curiosity fuels this creative community! Key Features of Raspberry Pi 4: - High-Performance Quad-Core Processor - Dual 4K Displays Support - GPIO Pins for Hardware Interfacing - Compact Size for Versatile Applications - Multimedia: Decode for Efficient Processing Raspberry Pi High-Quality Camera Features: - Sony IMX477 Sensor for High-Resolution Imaging - Interchangeable Lenses for Creative Flexibility - Adjustable Focus: Precision in Your Hands - RAW Image Capture: Unleash Maximum Detail - Tripod Thread: Compatible with Standard Mounts - Back-Illuminated Sensor: Illuminate the Dark Moments Embark on this singular cinematic adventure, and let your creativity shine through every frame! 🌟🎬 #RaspberryPiCinema #DIYCameraProject