Split the camera into body and lens.

Then attach the screen to the back of the lens with double-sided tape.

If a film is used, the film is positioned where the screen is to be applied.

Assemble body parts a, b, and c.

Next, attach the Raspberry Pi Camera to body part c.

Fasten the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W to the bracket on the bracket parts. Use M2 brass spacers for mounting.

Screw the bracket to the body part and you are done.

The Raspberry Pi uses Bullesey 32bit lite as the operating system.

Install opencv-python and python3.

The camera is controlled by 100camera.py, which is used via SSH connection to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W.