This is my first project using the R-Pi Camera board

like normal I am using Rasbian (see set up Rasbian) with SSH access, I did not install VNC, as I will not be using the GUI.

After I have logged in for the first time I have carried out the following:

1. using Rasp-Config (sudo raspi-config) I have:
   • Enabled the camera (option 5)
   • Changed the hostname (option 8 > A2) (Mine is now called rpicam)
   • Change the user password (option 2 (mine is now camera)).
2. Exit Rasp-Config and restart
3. I have installed Netatalk, netatalk is a way of making your Pi easy to find on a mac network, and exposes the home directory of the user Pi over AFP 

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   sudo apt-get install netatalk I wanted to take a picture to see what it would look like before I did anything else, so using 1 raspistill -o myimage.jpg (there is a 5 second delay) I got the image on the right (resized in post-production): Install a FTP client, and image magick  1 2 sudo apt-get install ftp sudo apt-get install imagemagick make an FTP account on a remote server. The Code make a folder called camera in the ~/ folder  1 mkdir camera save the following to camera.sh in the folder camera: 1 code for the camera To make the camera.sh file exicutable you will need to ass the X flag: 1 chmod +x camera.sh then run camera.sh by typing 1 ./camera.sh