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- M12 lens
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- CS mount lens
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- CS mount zoom lens
Introduction
ArduCAM team just released a 8MP Raspberry Pi compatible camera based on the same Sony IMX219 image sensor. It’s capable of 3280 x 2464 pixel static images, and also supports 1080p30, 720p60 and 640x480p90 video. It attaches to Pi by the dedicated standard CSi interface.
It is the supplementary for Raspberry Pi offical camera in order to fulfill the demands for different lens mount, field of view (FOV) and depth of the field (DOF) as well as the motorized IR cut filter for both daylight and night vision. Contact us for further customization.
Features
- Sensor type: Sony IMX219 Color CMOS 8-megapixel
- Sensor size: 3.674 x 2.760 mm (1/4″ format)
- Pixel Count: 3280 x 2464 (active pixels) 3296 x 2512 (total pixels)
- Pixel Size: 1.12 x 1.12 um
- Lens: M12/CS mount customizable, telephoto to fisheye
- Angle of View: customizable
- Video: 1280×720 binned and cropped up to 60fps
- 1080P cropped up to 30fps
- 1640×1232 full FOV binned mode, up to 30fps
- 3280×2464 full FOV, allegedly 0.1fps to 15fps
- Board size: 36 x 36 mm
- IR Sensitive: Optional motorized IR cut filter
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Great article, exactly what I needed.
Experimenting with the Raspberry Pi V2.1 camera, I’ve found that there’s a lens shading correction built into the driver blob for the Raspberry Pi’s ISP. This is to correct for the standard lens. When using a ‘real’ lens, this correction severely affects the linearity of the colour across the image (both horizontal and vertically). Have you overcome this in your product?