IMX708 12MP Camera Module for Raspberry Pi, 75° or 120° Lens, Autofocus and Night Vision Options

IMX708 Camera Module for Raspberry Pi 5 4 4B 3B+ ZERO 2 W HD 12MP Auto focus 75 120 Degree Night Vision NO IR 22PIN CSI 15PIN CMOS Sensor : Sony 12MP IMX708 Image size : Diagonal 7.402 mm (Type 1/2.43) Number of effective pixels: 4640 (H) × 2648 (V) approx. 12.29 Mpixels Number of active pixels: 4608 (H) × 2592 (V) approx. 11.94 Mpixels Chip size : 7.288 mm (H) × 4.930 mm (V) Unit cell size : 1.40 µm (H) × 1.40 µm (V) Frame Rate : 1080p50, 720p100, 480p120 Optical Format : 1/2.43" Focal Length : 4.74 mm F/NO : 1.8 Angle of View : D= 75° H= 66° V= 41° TV-Distortion : Lens: AF-75/AF-120 Relative Illuminance : 28% Visible light Camera : IR=650/NO IR Interface : 2-Lane MIPI Dimensions : 25 mm × 23.862 mm Ribbon cable length : 150 mm Complementary for Official: Raspberry Pi officially released the amazing IMX708 autofocus camera module 3 at the beginning of this year, and this M12 Lens manual focus camera module as a supplement to the official camera. Arducam Camera Module 3 Series: Based on back-illuminated stacked CMOS 12-megapixel high-resolution Image Sensor (Sony IMX708) with HDR mode for up to 3-megapixel output on Raspberry Pi. Max Resolution: 4608 × 2592. Wide Angle M12 Lens: Armed with a 120°(HFOV) Wide Angle M12 Lens. A wide-angle lens has a deeper depth of field, which can effectively reduce bokeh. At the same time, they can better include foregrounds for landscape photos and improve image quality. Manual Focus: Manual Focus cameras are always more suitable in some special conditions. For example, in low-light and macro photography environments, manual focus can obtain a complete overall contrast of pictures, thereby improving image quality and focus accuracy. In HDR mode, panorama stitching, and other modes, manual focus can decrease different focus layers and blur efficiently. Platform Compatibility: Compatible with Raspberry Pi 5, 3, 4 A/B, equipped with 15-22pin and 15-15pin FPC flexible cables. Support used on Raspberry Pi Zero.