First Tutorial | Adafruit PiTFT - 2.8" Touchscreen Display for Raspberry Pi
Second Tutorial | DIY WiFi Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Camera
You will need to enable Standalone Mode during the camera installation to make the camera software will load automatically at boot.
I have also set one of the Tactile Switches to work as a Power Button, the instructions for this are in the Extras section of the First Tutorial.
The screen will be white for a few moments until the framebuffer is initialised and the TFT is enabled.
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It is possible to disable the red LED on the camera board. To do this you will need to edit config.txt in the /boot/ folder on the Raspberry Pi SD Card. You can do this from a Windows PC with an SD Card reader. The /boot/ folder is readable in a Windows environment.
Simply add the following line to the end of the config.txt file.
disable_camera_led=1