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OpenCV is often used to promote Raspberry Pi capacities. Even if the Raspberry Pi is a cheap piece of hardware, showing it with a camera, using artificial intelligence and electronics is pretty impressive. But before doing all of this, you have to set it up correctly, and it isn’t straightforward for beginners. That’s why I wrote this tutorial, to help you to get started with OpenCV.
The OpenCV library is now available in the default repository on Raspberry Pi OS and most Linux distributions. For Python, it can be installed with apt, by using the following command: sudo apt install python3-opencv.
