Arduino Ethernet + uCam-II (by 4D Systems) to get pictures

Hi!

I need to do a project for an University exam and I have only Arduino Ethernet and uCam-II. The final target would be to get a picture with the uCam-II and send it by a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth module, but I haven't got this module so I would finish the first part of the project at least, that is to syncronize Arduino Ethernet and uCam-II and then get the picture and store in the arduino memory.
If this is not possible, I would store it in the PC.

Now I'm trying to syncronize the uCam-II with the PC in C code. Can someone help me with the code?

[ Some pages about this found on the internet:
http://cpham.perso.univ-pau.fr/WSN-MODEL/tool-html/imagesensor.html
https://developer.mbed.org/users/ms523/notebook/ucam-development/

GitHub - dgtlmoon/uCamII: Arduino library for 4D System's uCam-II ]

uCam.zip (20.6 KB)

An Arduino has neither the processing speed nor the memory capacity to deal with images or video This sounds like a job for a RaspberryPi.

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You might capture the input from the cam in a 64 byte buffer and then send this out to what ever device is in use for output, then repeat the next 64 byte capture and send that out. For simple serial capture, you might just echo out the arduino tx what is being received on the arduino rx from the cam.

Dear Loocho

I have done some thing regarding capturing the jpeg image using ucam-ii.
With the help of 4d system support the ucam-ii library (GitHub - dgtlmoon/uCamII: Arduino library for 4D System's uCam-II ) is modified accordingly.

Following is the links where you can find the details for your reference. Go to comment #27 the updates library and arduino code is provided. hope this helps.

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Mark