News How To Use Raspberry Pi Cameras with Bullseye

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The new Raspberry Pi OS requires you to use the libcamera library instead of raspistill. Here’s how.

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[CJ01]

I installed fresh copies of Bullseye on my Pi 2 zero. Neither the old comaer commands work nor the new camera commands. Also the Camera (5MP) is not detected by the Pi 2 zero but was detected on previous Pi Zero W's. I have tested many cameras that were working on the old Pizero W's. Is there an issue with Bullseye (32bit) and the 2 0 W and the cameras?

 

[prontoscronto]

I installed fresh copies of Bullseye on my Pi 2 zero. Neither the old comaer commands work nor the new camera commands. Also the Camera (5MP) is not detected by the Pi 2 zero but was detected on previous Pi Zero W's. I have tested many cameras that were working on the old Pizero W's. Is there an issue with Bullseye (32bit) and the 2 0 W and the cameras?

issue documented here:
https://forums.raspberrypi.com/viewtopic.php?t=323462
the solution of running

rpi-update c8e95532ecfbd8531bb5b4facff6403842cecad0

worked for me.