Raspberry Pi launches into graphical interface and opens Picamera

In Raspberry Pi 3, direct startup does not enter the graphical interface by default. When you enter using SSH dialing (software such as putty), you can enter it at the command line

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sudo  raspi-config 	//Enter settings, here are a lot of settings

In the boot option, the Raspberry Pi is the third one, select B4 desktop autologin desktop GUI, automatically logged in as ' pi ' user. You can start the graphical interface on the boot.

Select it.

At the same time, the sixth item in Figure one is the option to use the camera, which allows you to select Enable. Turn on the camera.