It has a 5-megapixel native resolution sensor capable of 2592 x 1944 pixel static images.
This supports 1080p30, 720p60 and 640x480p60/90 video.
The camera is supported in the latest version of Raspbian, Raspberry Pi's preferred operating system.
For Raspberry Pi 5/zero/zero W/Zero WH kindly use a different camera cable.
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This 5mp Raspberry Pi camera module is a portable lightweight camera that is capable of 1080p video and still images and connects directly to your Raspberry Pi. Connect the included USB/ ribbon cable to the CSI (Camera Serial Interface) port on your Raspberry Pi, boot up the latest version of Raspbian and you are good to go.
The module attaches to Raspberry Pi, by way of a 15-pin Ribbon Cable, to the dedicated 15-pin MIPI Camera Serial Interface (CSI), which was designed especially for interfacing with the camera. It is commonly used in image processing, machine learning, and surveillance projects.
Because the camera payload is so small, it is commonly used in surveillance drones. Aside from these modules, this Pi camera can also use standard USB webcams that are connected to a computer.
To use the Raspberry Pi Camera Module, connect it to the CSI port and enable it via raspi-config. You can then capture images or videos using libcamera or raspistill, making it perfect for photography projects, surveillance, or streaming.
2. How to check if the Raspberry Pi camera is working?
After connecting your camera, run libcamera-still -o test.jpg. If an image is saved successfully, your Raspberry Pi 5MP camera is working correctly. This test ensures your module is ready for any project, whether on a standard Raspberry Pi or a Raspberry Pi Zero camera module.
3. How to access the Raspberry Pi camera?
Once the camera is enabled in raspi-config, you can access it through software tools like libcamera or OpenCV. This works for capturing photos, recording videos, or using the Raspberry Pi as a webcam for live streaming.
4. How to connect the Raspberry Pi camera module?
Insert the ribbon cable of the Pi Camera Module into the CSI port on your Raspberry Pi board. Make sure it’s seated correctly and the connector is secured. Once connected, your camera is ready for imaging, streaming, or integration into robotics projects.
5. How to enable the Raspberry Pi camera?
Use sudo raspi-config, navigate to Interface Options, and enable the camera. After rebooting, your camera module is ready to capture images or videos on any supported Raspberry Pi board.
6. How to activate the Raspberry Pi camera?
Activating the camera involves connecting it and enabling it in system settings. Once active, you can capture images or videos using libcamera commands. This is the same process whether you’re using a standard 5MP module or a Raspberry Pi Zero camera module.
7. How to configure the Raspberry Pi camera?
You can adjust settings like resolution, frame rate, and exposure using libcamera-hello or libcamera-jpeg. Configuring the camera properly helps you get the best image quality for photography, video recording, or live streaming applications.
1. Can I use a camera module for Raspberry Pi projects?
This 5MP camera module board for Raspberry Pi is the perfect accessory for all small Raspberry Pi projects. All you need to do is just boot up the latest version of Raspbian and you are good to go.
2. What is a Raspberry Pi camera module?
This camera module is a camera that can take photos and videos in high definition. The CSI (Camera Serial Interface) interface on the Raspberry Pi Board allows us to directly connect to the PiCamera module. Using a 15-pin ribbon cable, this Pi Camera module can be connected to the Raspberry Pi's CSI port.
3. How do I connect my Raspberry Pi camera module with Raspberry Pi?
First, plug the ribbon connector of the camera module into the connector on the Raspberry Pi. The white connector closer to the USB and Ethernet ports is the one for the camera. The display is connected to the other port on the single-board computer, which is located on the opposite side.
4. What connector does the this camera use?
There are two different kinds of Raspberry Pi CSI camera connectors: 15-pin and 22-pin. The 15-pin connector is mostly seen on standard Raspberry Pi models (A&B series) and Pi camera modules; the 22-pin is on Raspberry Pi Zero-W and Compute Module IO Board.
5. How do I take a picture with my Raspberry Pi?
Connect your camera to the Raspberry Pi.
Connect to the Pi using SSH.
Enable the camera.
Create camera.py.
Take a picture
View the image.
6. Can you use a PI camera as a webcam?
Yes, This camera module can be used as a computer webcam.
This product is of fine quality, yet it comes at a low price. Installation is also incredibly easy. I'm using it to monitor my 3D printer, and it works well.
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Punitha
Really great component
This camera is super cool for your Raspberry Pi. It's definitely in my top 10 list of best components for projects.