Raspberry Pi v2.1 8 MP 1080p Camera Module

So as I've said in my review for the Pi I recently purchased, I wanted to set up my own wireless IP camera at the front of my house, that I'm able to view live anywhere. The quality of the Pi camera is good during the day, nice clear images and I have it set to record 1080p at 25fps straight onto my home server. Night quality isn't great, but if you crank the ISO up to 800 and the brightness up a bit, it sort of compensates for this a bit if there is some lighting (street lights etc), if not then you won't see a thing - pretty standard for cameras with an IR filter. If you are looking for a true night vision camera, you'd need the NoIR cam with some IR lighting, but as this gives colour variations thoughout the day I decided to go for the standard one instead, and just use a floodlight if needed. Great little camera, works great with the RPI Cam Web interface!

Working well on my rpi 5, was drawn by the very low price for a 8mp camera...cable included not suitable for rpi 5 or zero. It wasn't listed as having one so can't complain , especially considering the price.

It's an excellent toy to add to the Pi, value for money, ridiculous modes are possible, like extremely high refresh rates under low resolution. The best picture quality is at 1280x720@25Hz (probably pixels are grouped 2x2, thus reducing noise). Full HD at 60Hz is OK. The camera is fully supported by the hardware accelerated codec. Pi, actually, can run a lightweight web server for live streaming video. One star is dropped for not including a plastic focus adjustment tool in the kit.

Expensive for what it is, but is immediately compatible with the Raspberry Pi natively, and does give a decent video image output (better than the basic MK1). Install depends on whatever software you use. Would also recommend and extension ribbon cable, to make it easier to place away from a Pi enclosure box. Works, would recommend.

I've been looking into making more use of the Raspberry Pi's I've acquired but not made too much use of. So my latest project has been looking into building a multi camera automated home surveillance system. The prototype so far only makes use of one set up with this camera. However I do have plans to integrate several more cameras into the equation. The camera is a good quality camera during day time especially. The images are clear and it can record at around 1080p with a framerate of 25fps.

I transitioned over to the newer Trixie OS on my Raspberry Pi4 and use the libcamera framework, however I couldn't get it to see my generic (cheep) camera. I therefor bought this official camera and everything works fine.

I am not a camera expert but I knew that the image quality was horrible when I turned on my Zero 2 W running Motioneye OS. The image was extremely blurry and was basically unusable. After some research I read somewhere that the fixed focus can be changed as the cameras often come with poorly configured focus from the factory. Sure enough by zooming in on my phone I could see some silicon glue holding the lens from rotating. I removed it with a pair of sharp twizers and rotated a a few degrees evert time until the image was as clear as it could get. It made all the difference in the world and the video is now very sharp and I can make out a lot of detail. Happy overall after this fix.

This is an excellent quality camera for your Pi. This improved version is better than the last in terms of low light performance and overall quality (8MP vs 5MP). The stills from this are sharp and in perfect focus. The 1080p HD video is also excellent. The price is on the high side and almost as much as the Pi itself but devices with lenses will never be cheap.

Product is good but i didn't expected this quality .the quality is midrange.

Funciona correctamente, la calidad de imagen es correcta. Lo he instalado en una raspberry pi zero w sin problemas. La compré después de probar una que no era original y realmente vale la pena el cambio.

A pretty decent camera module for the Raspberry Pi with decent 1080p quality both for stills and video -- don't expect this to replace your camera for streaming but it works okay as a webcam. I installed it on an Raspberry Pi 3B+ and had no problems -- be careful with the fragile ribbon cable and camera connection on the Pi because they can both be broken very easily (especially the connection latch).

問題なく使用できており、大変満足しています。 （カメラが認識されない初期不良がありましたが、翌日に新品が届きました。極めて迅速な対応でした）

oggetto buono raccomandato