Camera (Quarky Intellio)
Extension Description
Configure the built-in camera of Quarky Intellio directly from PictoBlox.
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Available in: Block Coding, Python Coding
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Mode: Stage Mode, Upload Mode
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WiFi Required: Yes
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Compatible Hardware in Block Coding: Quarky Intellio
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Compatible Hardware in Python: Quarky Intellio
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Object Declaration in Python: intellio = QuarkyIntellio()
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Extension Catergory: Quarky Intellio
Introduction
The Camera (Quarky Intellio) extension allows users to control and configure the built-in camera of Quarky Intellio directly from PictoBlox. It provides blocks to turn the camera on or off, adjust camera settings, control image orientation, set focus, and capture images.
Using this extension, you can:
- Turn the camera feed ON or OFF on the PictoBlox stage.
- Set the camera resolution based on project requirements.
- Adjust the image compression quality.
- Modify camera parameters such as brightness, contrast, and saturation.
- Enable or disable horizontal flip of the camera feed.
- Enable or disable vertical flip of the camera feed.
- Control the camera focus mode (single or continuous).
- Capture and save images from the camera feed.
This extension is useful when working with Quarky Intellio’s live camera feed, image capture, and camera configuration features in interactive and vision-based projects.
Connecting Quarky Intellio with PictoBlox
Let’s begin by first connecting Quarky Intellio to PictoBlox. Follow the step-by-step instructions in the Quarky Intellio Connection Guide to establish the connection.
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PictoBlox Blocks
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Python Functions
This function turns the Quarky Intellio camera ON or OFF on the PictoBlox stage.
Syntax: camera(‘on’)
This function sets the camera output resolution.
FHD (1920×1080),
UXGA (1600×1200),
SXGA (1280×1024),
HD (1280×720),
XGA (1024×768),
SVGA (800×600),
VGA (640×480),
CIF (352×288),
QVGA (320×240).
Syntax: setframesize(‘1’)
This function sets the image compression quality of the camera. The value can be set between 0 and 100.
Syntax: setquality(‘90’)
This function modifies the selected camera parameter using a value from the dropdown between -2 and 2. It can be used to adjust brightness.
Syntax: setbrightness(‘1’)
This function enables or disables horizontal mirroring of the camera feed.
Syntax: sethmirror(‘1’)
This function enables or disables vertical mirroring of the camera feed.
Syntax: setvflip(‘1’)
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