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 img = cam.getImage()
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			=Using=

			Here are some sample scripts that show you how to use various functions within SimpleCV.

			==Capturing images==

			You can capture images with SimpleCV with the following simple script:

			<pre>
			from SimpleCV import Camera
			import time
			cam = Camera()
			time.sleep(3) # wait for the camera to warm up
			img = cam.getImage()
			img.save("myimage.png")
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=Installing=

==Raspberry Pi==

Start by installing things SimpleCV will need, namely, Scipy and OpenCV:

<pre>
$ sudo apt-get install python-scipy
$ sudo apt-get install python-opencv
</pre>

Now install simplecv using pip:

<pre>
$ sudo pip install simplecv
</pre>