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Raspberry Pi and ESP32 camera modules, USB cameras, lenses and inspection cameras for vision projects and the bench.
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Cameras for vision projects, inspection and the desk. Raspberry Pi camera modules connect to the board's ribbon-cable connector and include a 12 MP IMX708 module and monochrome global shutter modules built on the OV9281 and IMX296, which capture fast motion without skew. USB camera modules, such as an IMX462 low-light camera and an OV9281 global shutter camera, work on most computers without a ribbon cable, and OV5640 and OV7670 modules suit ESP32-CAM and Arduino projects.
For depth and AI work there's a dual IMX219 stereo camera for Jetson boards, an Orbbec Astra Pro depth camera and the Sipeed MaixCAM2. CS-mount lenses change the field of view on cameras with a CS mount, and endoscope cameras, a USB soldering microscope and a document camera cover inspection and teaching. Check the connector (a 15-pin or 22-pin ribbon, or USB) and the software support for your board before you buy.
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For a computer, a USB webcam that supports the UVC standard usually works without extra drivers on Windows, macOS and Linux, including Raspberry Pi OS. For robotics or machine vision on a Raspberry Pi, a camera module on the ribbon-cable connector leaves the USB ports free and works with Raspberry Pi's own camera software.
Resolution matters less than the sensor, the lens and the lighting. Check the field of view, whether focus is fixed or automatic, and the frame rate at the resolution you'll actually use. For close-up work, a ring light removes shadows so small parts and markings are readable.
The Raspberry Pi 5 uses smaller 22-pin camera connectors than the Pi 4, so older camera modules need an adapter cable. USB cameras draw power from the port, so a powered hub helps when several devices share one computer. Tripods and stands use a standard 1/4-inch thread.
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