Description
130-degree camera + light:
130-degree 5MP night vision camera + infrared light wide-angle RPI camera, compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B, 3B+, 3B
Description :
This is the new camera for Raspberry Pi for those who need a wider angle. It's a night vision camera with adjustable focal length. We offer fisheye lenses up to 130 degrees.
Feature:
1. Fisheye wide-angle lens, up to 130 degrees
2. Night vision camera
3.5 MP pixels
4. Adjustable focus
Specifications:
1. 5-megapixel OV5647 sensor
2. CCD size: 1/4 inch
3. Best sensor resolution: 1080p
4. 4 screw holes: for mounting IR lights and for the 3.3 V electrical connection
5. Focal length: 2.1
6. Diagonal angle: 130
7. Dimensions: 25 mm x 24 mm
How to use the Raspberry Pi camera
1. Install the Raspbian system on the SD card and insert it into the Raspberry Pi, connect the display to the Raspberry Pi, and connect the camera correctly to the Raspberry Pi.
2. Open and execute the terminal.
sudo raspi-config
3. Select the interface - activate camera, enter it, then the Raspberry Pi will automatically restart (if not, you can restart it manually).
Open the terminal again and run it.
raspistill –t 5000 –o test.jpg
Then the camera will turn on. "5000" means the camera will be open for 5 seconds; "Test" is the name of the image, which you can change as needed.
Package contents:
1 x Fisheye Night Vision Camera
2 x infrared LED lights
1 x screw pack
160-degree camera + light:
160-degree 5MP night vision camera + infrared light wide-angle RPI camera, compatible with Raspberry Pi 4B, 3B+, 3B
Description :
This is the new camera for Raspberry Pi for those who need a wider angle. It's a night vision camera with adjustable focal length. We offer up to 160-degree fisheye lenses.
Feature:
1. Fisheye wide-angle lens, up to 160 degrees
2. Night vision camera
3.5 MP pixels
4. Adjustable focus
Specifications:
1. 5-megapixel OV5647 sensor
2. CCD size: 1/4 inch
3. Best sensor resolution: 1080p
4. 4 screw holes: for mounting IR lights and for the 3.3 V electrical connection
5. Focal length: 2.1
6. Diagonal angle: 160
7. Dimensions: 25 mm x 24 mm
How to use the Raspberry Pi camera
1. Install the Raspbian system on the SD card and insert it into the Raspberry Pi, connect the display to the Raspberry Pi, and connect the camera correctly to the Raspberry Pi.
2. Open and execute the terminal.
sudo raspi-config
3. Select the interface - activate camera, enter it, then the Raspberry Pi will automatically restart (if not, you can restart it manually).
Open the terminal again and run it.
raspistill –t 5000 –o test.jpg
Then the camera will turn on. "5000" means the camera will be open for 5 seconds; "Test" is the name of the image, which you can change as needed.
Package contents:
1 x Fisheye Night Vision Camera
2 x infrared LED lights
1 x screw pack
130-degree camera (no light):
Night vision camera module 5MP fisheye 130-degree focus adjustment camera compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 model B/3B Plus/3B
Features:
1. Fisheye wide-angle lens
2. Night vision camera (must be used with infrared light)
3.5 MP pixels
4.Supports a resolution of 1080p
Specifications:
CCD size: 1/4 inch
Best sensor resolution: 1080p
4 screw holes
Used for fastening
Focal length: 2.1
Diagonal angle: 130 degrees
Provides 3.3V output power
Dimensions: 25 x 24 mm
Package contents:
1 x 130-degree camera
220-degree camera (no light):
Camera module with 220° wide-angle lens, 5MP 1080P webcam, adjustable focal length, compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B 3B+/3B/Zero
Features:
This is a new Raspberry Pi camera with 5 MP. The lens angle is 220 degrees and the focus can be adjusted.
The camera can be used as a webcam, surveillance camera, security camera, and for other purposes.
Please note that 220 degrees is the technological parameter, which may differ slightly from the actual value.
Specifications:
1. 5-megapixel OV5647 sensor
2. CCD size: 1/4 inch
3. Best sensor resolution: 1080p
4. 4 screw holes: for fastening, connection
3.3 V output power
5. Focal length: 2.1
6. Diagonal angle: 220 degrees
7. Dimensions: 25 mm x 24 mm
How to use the Raspberry Pi camera
1. Install the Raspbian system on the SD card and insert it into the Raspberry Pi, connect the display to the Raspberry Pi, and connect the camera correctly to the Raspberry Pi.
2. Open and execute the terminal.
sudo raspi-config
3. Select the interface - activate camera, enter it, then the Raspberry Pi will automatically restart (if not, you can restart it manually).
Open the terminal again and run it.
raspistill –t 5000 –o test.jpg
Then the camera will turn on. "5000" means the camera will be open for 5 seconds; "Test" is the name of the image, which you can change as needed.
Package contents:
1 x 220-degree camera (no light)
Guarantee:
Returns: Customers have the right to request a return within 60 days of receiving the product.
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