More on the OpenCV Camera

It was C++ initially

I have been coding in C++ for a few years now and there was a major chance to do something with it here. There were also many ways to show off my skill as I have solved some problems with it.

There was my C++ Sea of Thieves macro. This was a macro (that is not finished in the slightest) that let you look through your stats in Sea of Thieves. This let you bypass the confusing menus that SOT sometimes employs.

I've been wanting to make a camera for a very long time now and as I almost do everything in JavaScript now I thought I would attempt to give C++ a whirl again. However, after having a meeting with a very knowledgeable person she told me about Python and that I should learn the language and that it would help me in the future. I went further to OpenCV and then seen there was a Python version.

This put me in the position to learn the language and how it worked as this was a new chance to learn something. I am still new to it and the syntax is nothing that I have ever seen before.

The code here is a simple camera output using OpenCV. This instantiates a capture class and then loops through frames and then when you want it to stop you hit the letter 'q'.

I plan on learning more about Python as a language but all and all I want to learn so there are better opportunities in my future. After reading the documentation there is some serious room here for A.I. development which I've always had a fascination for.

This is where I'm at with the Camera and Python still new but looking forward to posting more here!