Hey there, I want to control my smartphone camera and taking pictures via node red. But I have no idea how to fix this that Node red communicates with my smartphone camera.

If your input is an image it is a binary file you need the output format to be "a single buffer object"

What do you expect to see in the terminal when you enter the command?

that a picture named test.jpg is generated

I asked what you expect to see in the terminal. I don't see anything in the description of that command that says it will confirm that it has done it. The command has not shown an error so I would expect that it thinks it has done it.

okay but if it do so where is the file? I mean I would like to take some pictures controlled by NR..

Presumably it is in the current directory. In the terminal, run ls to see if it is there.

okay it is there, but how do i get the file then?

There is file-in node in Node-RED have you tried that?

Try googling “termux file location”?

[image] YT2310: no, cause i don t know at what file path the files are Probably best to specify the full path to wherever you want the image written. Then you will know where it is.

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no, cause i don t know at what file path the files are

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