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Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #1
We are passionate software engineers and photography hobbyists. We recently developed an open-source dev. board with a built-in cam. Probably the smallest and smartest you can see out there. We particularly made the lens replaceable and upgradable to wider angles, as well as featured the night vision.

Just would like share this hackable mini-cam to inspire your working hardware projects. As many of you, we have sweated on getting more economic solutions to RP camera module or other popular mini-cams.

Find us here kck.st/1pzoY82, and we love to hear your creative use of this board. Look forward to your support to our invention. Many thx!

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RE: Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #2
I'd like to start out by stating that this is irrelevant to this community as well as annoyingly, spam. You just threw the word "hackable" in there in attempts to make your post seem legitimate, but what purpose does a hackable camera serve? No security = No challenge.

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RE: Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #3
Thanks for your reply! Just would like to share this little invention with you, as we always wanted to customize mini-cameras. If you don't need it now, that's fine Tongue but there are ppl who will. Many friends have used it for aerial video shooting, even at night, of the city view, as it enables night vision. A designer friend made a wearable cam with it. We just like to hear about your creativity. Thank you for your attention!

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RE: Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #4
(06-24-2014, 10:47 AM)Aut•ono•mous Wrote: I'd like to start out by stating that this is irrelevant to this community as well as annoyingly, spam. You just threw the word "hackable" in there in attempts to make your post seem legitimate, but what purpose does a hackable camera serve? No security = No challenge.

You may not had noticed..... He posted it in the electronic Libary. It's relevant







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RE: Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #5
Thx, bro!

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RE: Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #6
(06-25-2014, 03:31 AM)BlueCat Wrote:
(06-24-2014, 10:47 AM)Aut•ono•mous Wrote: I'd like to start out by stating that this is irrelevant to this community as well as annoyingly, spam. You just threw the word "hackable" in there in attempts to make your post seem legitimate, but what purpose does a hackable camera serve? No security = No challenge.

You may not had noticed..... He posted it in the electronic Libary. It's relevant

Yeah I did notice now, my apologies @bunnycam. My initial thought of this was spam advertising.

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RE: Hack a mini-cam: Lamobo D1 #7
(06-24-2014, 10:42 AM)bunnycam Wrote: We are passionate software engineers and photography hobbyists. We recently developed an open-source dev. board with a built-in cam. Probably the smallest and smartest you can see out there. We particularly made the lens replaceable and upgradable to wider angles, as well as featured the night vision.

Just would like share this hackable mini-cam to inspire your working hardware projects. As many of you, we have sweated on getting more economic solutions to RP camera module or other popular mini-cams.

Find us here kck.st/1pzoY82, and we love to hear your creative use of this board. Look forward to your support to our invention. Many thx!

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What will these retail at & how can I get my hands on one?

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