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ArduCAM IMX519 autofocus camera module for Raspberry Pi

  • SKU: MBS-SES-185-35
  • GTIN: 0618455044052
  • HAN: B0371
  • Category: Sensors
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Arducam IMX519 autofocus camera module for Raspberry Pi

 

  • 16 megapixels: 2 times higher resolution
  • Autofocus: Most versatile AF experience (manual/continuous/etc.)
  • Sharper images/videos
  • V1/V2 size: easy upgrades for your existing projects
  • Open Source: accessible to all

Description

A high-resolution 16MP autofocus camera board that uses what Raspberry Pi V1, V2 and HQ have to offer and surpasses it in every single aspect.

It doesn't compromise on specs. With a resolution of 16 megapixels (compared to 8MP and 12MP), an autofocus lens, a V2-like form factor, and lots of improvements, the camera is a better choice for a whole range of industrial/consumer etc. applications. It is compatible with all existing Pi models, works with the latest Foundation software, and uses the same tuning algorithms used in the dedicated camera modules.

 

 

Specifications:

  • Sensor: Sony IMX519
  • Optical Size: 1/2.53"
  • Sensor Resolution: 4656 * 3496 pixels
  • Megapixel: 16MP
  • Focus Type: Auto Focus
  • Video: 1080p30, 720p60
  • Linux integration: V4L2 driver available
  • Focal length ratio: 1.75
  • Focal length: 4.28 mm

Scope of delivery:

  • 1 x Arducam 16MP-AF Camera module
  • 1 x FPC-Cable (15cm)

 


 

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€ 37,95
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