Raspberry Pi - How to take a Picture With The Pi Camera (Terminal Command)

Learn how to take pictures with your Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2.
UPDATE: The raspistill command is not included anymore in new Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye. It has been replaced by "libcamera-still".
-- If using Raspberry Pi Buster, no problem, you can follow the tutorial.
-- If using Raspberry Pi Bullseye, you can still follow this tutorial by using libcamera-still instead of raspistill, with the same options.

0:00 Intro
0:10 Setup the Pi camera
1:15 Take a picture with the raspistill command
3:09 Vertically flip the image
5:06 All the raspistill options
5:20 Outro

[RoboticsBackEnd]

UPDATE: The raspistill command is not included anymore in new Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye. It has been replaced by "libcamera-still".
-- If using Raspberry Pi Buster, no problem, you can follow the tutorial.
-- If using Raspberry Pi Bullseye, you can still follow this tutorial by using libcamera-still instead of raspistill, with the same options.

[AaronBrand]

I finally connected my camera and raspberry pi (it’s an old one) and this works great!

[SudoRyan]

I don't see the "Camera" Option in Raspberry Pi Configuration in Bullseye - is it still there?

[LynnVoorhees]

Hi have you suggestions on code for streaming pi camera video using flask and maybe setting up on your own server to see video from pi cam from other computers by going to Ip address.

[sathyanarayanarao]

I have a problem after connecting raspberry pi 3 to pi camera 5mp
It shows to connect component:ENOSPC

[konradwerner]

If I'm sshed into the pi and take a picture, how can I see it from the terminal I'm sshed from ?