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ArduCam 8MP IMX179 USB Camera Module with Wide Angle 115°(H) M12

ArduCAM 8MP IMX179 USB Camera Module

  • 8MP IMX179 Sensor
  • Plug-and-Play
  • UVC compatible

 

Description

With this Quad Camera Kit, you can use up to four 64MP autofocus cameras on a Raspberry Pi standard model. The ArduCam kit operates as standard in a four-channel mode, meaning that all cameras are configured to capture photos/videos at the same time.

Supported Modes

  • Single Channel (unsynchronized): the four cameras operate sequentially, with one camera capturing after another. Full-res for each.
  • Dual-Channel (synchronized): two cameras combine into a full-res frame, operating synchronously. 1/2 res for each.
  • Four-Channel (synchronized): all four cameras work in a full-res frame synchronously, 1/4 res for each.

Technical Specifications

Wide Platform Compatibility:

  • Compatible with various operating systems, including Windows, Linux, Mac, Android, etc.

Plug-and-Play Functionality:

  • Integrated example before training allows for easy setup without additional driver installation.

8MP HD Image Sensor:

  • Based on the 8MÜ IMX179 HD image sensor.
  • Maximum resolution 3264 x 2448.

Manual Wide-Angle Focus:

  • Equipped with a 115° (HFOV) M12 lens.
  • Ideal for depth photography, landscape shots, shots in low-light conditions, etc.

Resolution and Frame Rate:

  • Maximum frame rate at full resolution.
  • MJPG: 30fps @ 3264 x 2248
  • YUY2: !fps @ 3264 x 2448

Package Contents

  • 1x Arducam 8MP Wide Angle USB Camera Module
  • 1x USB Cable (1m)

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