Your camera shoud be ready for Multitouch/IR vision applications. Now just follow the reverse steps to put the camera together.
#PS3 EYE CAMERA DRIVER UNINSTALLER CRACKED#
I was prying to much on the IR filter and cracked it. Here you see the IR blocking filter plastic socket. It is heat-pressed in, so it is fairly easily removed.Īfter cutting around the IR filter with a sharp knife, you should be able to just pop it out.
The IR blocking lens is mounted on the inside of the lens, close to the CMOS sensor. To do this remove the two CMOS lens screws.Ĭarefully pull off the lens assembly to reveal the OV07720 CMOS sensor. Now, lets remove the lens and IR blocking filter. (Again, not recomended unless you are a firmware developer or want to modify camera’s firmware) By disconnecting (floating) pin 1, you’ll get the Genesys Logic’s default (GL850A) IDs. This is where the Sony’s GL850A hub vendor and product IDs are stored. By disconnecting (floating) pin 8, you’ll get the OmniVision’s default (OV0534) PID and VID (Not recomended unless you are a firmware developer or want to modify camera’s firmware) This is where the Sony’s camera/audio vendor IDs, product IDs and firmware are stored. The main camera USB2.0 controller chip by OmniVision. Note that four microphones are further protected by a plastic cover.
#PS3 EYE CAMERA DRIVER UNINSTALLER FULL#
Now you’ll have a full access to the camera’s PCB. To remove the front cover of the camera, remove another four screws. In addition I took a closer look at this camera’s chipset.įirst remove the four screws at the back of the camera.Īfter carefully removing the back cover, you will see the camera’s main board. I recorded the whole process in a few pictures. For the pictures of the newer version ( B4.04.27.1) of PS3Eye camera featuring OV538 chip scroll down.īTW, this tutorial applies to both versions of PS3Eye camera. This is the older version of PS3Eye camera and features the OV534 USB controller chip. NOTE: The pictures used in this tutorial refer to the camera version B3.04.06.1. Please note that this tutorial is only for experienced users who are interested in using the PS3Eye camera for multitouch applications. After playing with the software part and getting PS3Eye to capture under Windows, I decided to see how difficult is to remove the IR blocking filter from the lens of this camera.
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