Product Details
This amazing camera module is engineered to offer outstanding high-definition imaging and is perfect for creating 360-degree panoramic views. It features the Sony IMX378 photosensitive chip, boasting 12.3 million pixels and a 4056x3040 resolution, delivering sharp and detailed images. The 190° wide-angle fisheye lens captures large scenes clearly with minimal distortion, making it great for surveillance systems, robotics, and virtual reality setups. It's fully compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B and 5 single-board computers. With two FPC cables, it offers convenient connections, no extra purchase or setup needed. High-resolution imaging powered by the Sony IMX378 chip allows for ultra-clear image capture in security surveillance or immersive virtual environments. The 190° wide-angle fisheye lens reduces the need for multiple cameras in wide-area coverage, simplifying setup and cutting hardware costs. It integrates seamlessly with Raspberry Pi SBCs, thanks to the two FPC cables, making it perfect for quick prototyping and development in Raspberry Pi projects. Applications include 360-degree surveillance, virtual reality, and robotics. Specification includes Sony IMX378 photosensitive chip, 12.3 million pixels, 1.55umx1.55um chip pixel size, 4056x3040 resolution, color camera type, rolling shutter mode, fixed focus mode, 1/2.3 inches CMOS size, integrated infrared filter, 2.4 aperture, 6.5mm focal length, 190° field of view, <58% distortion, MIPI-CSI-2Lane interface, M12 lens size, and 38*38mm PCB size. Documents include tutorial, IMX378 DataSheet, Interface Schematic, and Module Specifications. Shipping list includes one IMX378-190 12.3MP Raspberry Pi Camera, one 15Pin to 15Pin FPC cable, and one 15Pin to 22Pin FPC cable.
Using this camera module is a breeze. First, connect it to your Raspberry Pi 4B or 5 using the provided FPC cables. There's no need to buy or set up additional cables. Once connected, you can start using it right away in your projects, whether it's for 360 - degree surveillance, virtual reality, or robotics. When using it, make sure the camera is placed in a position where it can capture the scene you want without any obstructions. Also, be aware that the camera has a fixed focus, so it's best for general - purpose wide - angle shooting. For maintenance, keep the lens clean. You can use a soft, dry cloth to gently wipe the lens if it gets dirty. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials as they can damage the lens. Store the camera in a dry and cool place when not in use to ensure its long - term performance.
