jamesh wrote: I think its easier simply to build a compute module baseboard with two camera ports. The software does support using both camera ports on the compute module already.

Jamesh, OK

please, can you tell me more about:
"to build a compute module baseboard with two camera ports"

Thanks, rocis

The following suggestion might be viable solution, however there were no returns on the work: "From the spec here: http://www.google.com/url?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.raspberrypi.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F04%2FRaspberry-Pi-Schematics-R1.0.pdf&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AFQjCNEUwn_w8yYjciXCEaAPnpry8-qNsg .....

You could use 2 RPi's, and connect them with a cat5 cable. ;) Laurens Hi laurens thank you, but I cannot use two PI for two reasons: costs and space. I want to insert all the devices into a simulation of camera Body, so I have a little space. (and also the space in my wallet is equally poor ;) As y...

Such a setup is not in any way supported. You would have to use a compute module to do that. It may be possible to make some sort of board which switches the attached camera, take a photo, switch, take another photo, but still, only one camera would be connected at a time. Hi and thank you I might ...

How are you going to swtch ? RPi has only one slot... On a single Pi you could use one Pi Noir cam and a USB cam for daylight, otherwise use 2 Pi networked together? Compute board + IO supports 2 camera interfaces. Hi thank s for your answer. The USB cam solution seems to be a good solution. What a...

Hi I'm planning a camera that takes two pictures at the same time: a normal and an IR Infrared. So I intend to connect to my Raspberry Pi Model B: - a NoIR Board Room - Infrared Camera-sensitive and at the same time - a normal Raspberry Pi Camera Board Please, is it possible to make this connection?...