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# Official CinePI V2 Build Log.
![cinepi_guide_0001](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25234407/233950799-9827b794-1eb3-401a-b9ce-c9fa065dc022.jpg)
# UPDATE: 11/28/2023 | To better reflect the written contents of this page, I have decided to change this document from a Build "Guide" into a Build "Log", this is to address the number of missing aspects ( schematics for example ) that would better qualify this as a true Build "Guide." I advise future readers of this to consider this document as an in depth exploration of the build I made for myself and to use it as inspiration for their own build, but NOT to copy step-by-step and reproduce exactly as seen. I am currently focused on the software side of CinePI and do not have time to address the needs of this document to turn it into a Build "Guide".
# UPDATE: 11/28/2023
To better reflect the written contents of this page, I have decided to change this document from a Build "Guide" into a Build "Log", this is to address the number of missing aspects ( schematics for example ) that would better qualify this as a true Build "Guide." I advise future readers of this to consider this document as an in depth exploration of the build I made for myself and to use it as inspiration for their own build, but NOT to copy step-by-step and reproduce exactly as seen. I am currently focused on the software side of CinePI and do not have time to address the needs of this document to turn it into a Build "Guide".
## Introduction:
CinePI V2 was designed with a blend of custom parts and off the shelf / readily available components; some of which will require further modification for the purposes of integration into the final build. Those with a knack for DIY will enjoy the possibilities of this design; and it is highly encouraged that this design be used as the basis / starting point for your own camera design that meets your own unique needs.