ArduCam ESP8266 and (Not-Mini) OV2640 Camera Module interface? I bought ArduCam ESP8266 and a OV2640 Module. However it is not the mini-version. At the time it didn't seem like it was necessary.

I might have made a big mistake here.

The board has 8 female pins specifically for the camera module. But the OV2640 module has 20 male pins. A mini-version of the same camera leaves 8 pins, and has a nice interface.

I might have to send this back and get that one, but I want to know if it's possible to simply use this one and wire it up with certain pins instead?

Links to the two products to be specific:
http://www.arducam.com/camera-modules/2mp-ov2640/ (Camera)
http://www.arducam.com/arducam-esp8266-uno-board-arduino-camera/ (Board)

Thanks for your help,

Fred
No, you can't "mix and match" like that. The 8-pin header has I2C and SPI on it for a "cooked" video interface. The 20-pin interface has the "raw" camera CSI interface.

The difference is, the mini version has its own small video processor and FIFO chip on it which processes and buffers the video image allowing you to take a picture then slowly stream that data back through to the slow Arduino at a speed it is comfortable with. The non-mini version doesn't have that and relies on the host controller board having enough power to process a live CSI video signal, which the Arduino cannot do.