Raspberry Pi - Camera ModuleYou want to save an image only when motion is detected using Raspberry Pi camera and OpenCV. Which approach is best?ASave every frame regardless of motionBCompare consecutive frames, save frame if difference exceeds thresholdCSave image only when PIR sensor is offDSave image every 10 seconds without checking motionCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand motion detection logicComparing consecutive frames detects motion by measuring pixel differences.Step 2: Save image conditionallySaving only when difference exceeds threshold avoids unnecessary storage.Final Answer:Compare consecutive frames, save frame if difference exceeds threshold -> Option BQuick Check:Save images only on motion detection [OK]Quick Trick: Save images only when frame difference is significant [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESSaving all frames wastes storageIgnoring PIR sensor stateSaving on fixed timer without motion check
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