Raspberry Pi For Beginners - 2022 Complete Course - Enable the Camera (Buster OS)

The video tutorial explains how to enable the camera on a Raspberry Pi. It covers two methods: using the Raspberry Pi configuration menu and using terminal commands. After enabling the camera, the system needs to be rebooted. The tutorial also demonstrates how to verify that the camera is enabled once the Raspberry Pi restarts and reconnects to the desktop environment.

What is the first step to enable the camera using the Raspberry Pi's graphical interface?

• Open the terminal and type a command

• Navigate to the preferences menu

• Connect to the internet

• Update the Raspberry Pi OS

Which command is used to enable the camera through the terminal?

• sudo reboot

• sudo raspi-config

• sudo apt-get update

• sudo camera-enable

After enabling the camera via terminal, what is the next step?

• Update the Raspberry Pi OS

• Disconnect the camera

• Reboot the Raspberry Pi

• Install camera drivers

What happens after the Raspberry Pi reboots following camera configuration?

• The Raspberry Pi shuts down

• The Raspberry Pi connects to the internet

• The Raspberry Pi returns to the desktop

• The camera is automatically disabled

How can you verify that the camera is enabled after rebooting?

• Try taking a picture with the camera

• Look for a camera icon on the desktop

• Check the camera settings in the terminal

• Go to Raspberry Pi configuration and check interfaces