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Sup guys, would it be possible to turn the old camera i got replaced on my Note 20 ultra into another working camera? Pic related, its my old camera i got replaced.

>> No.2566400

>>2566342
These things are usually hooked up to the phone processor directly via "MIPI interfaces".
The big problem is that you'd have to write your own driver for that motherfucker.
It has been done but it's extremely involved.
https://hackaday.io/project/364-mipi-dsi-display-shieldhdmi-adapter
Here it was done for an iTard MIPI DSI (Display) but you'd need something similar with the camera.
Maybe you can kidnap the children of the engineers at broadcom or whatever and make them give you the firmware blob source and hardware details kek

>> No.2566401

thank goodness the helpful boomer showed up to answer the retard's retarded question.

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>>2566342
But if you want to make a small bodycam you could try to find a broken laptop and take out the webcam/mic in there, these are usually USB interface, so it's very simple to use and integrate into things.
If you wanna do photography or high quality shots though, yeah, just take a normal camera.

Also: I'd just like to namedrop
"pinephone"
https://www.pine64.org/pinephone/
"fairphone"
https://www.fairphone.com/
and a really ambitious "libre silicon"
https://libresilicon.com/
just to make you aware they exist.
Because this treadmill of production and consumption has got to slow down significantly.
It's gotta stop, it's making us all miserable and is only exorbitantly benefiial for the top 0.1% who *might* be able to buy and bribe their way out of the consequences.