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Use the Camera tag for any questions related to how to use a camera or webcam with the Raspberry Pi.
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Displaying camera image in real time and drawing over it
Take a quick look at the python module opencv: https://opencv.org/
It comes with recognition features, real time camera reading and functionality to draw on the camera output. … Here is a little example code on how to get camera output and drawing on it:
import numpy as np
import cv2
if __name__ == '__main__':
# Here I am using Video device 0, since it is the only one that …
