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While the Raspberry Pi is known to do small computers for everything kind of Projects DIY, now is trying something different with your new camera of high quality.
With a Sony IMX 477 sensor of 12,3 MP, the new one camera from $fifty differs from anterior chamber plates from Raspberry Pi on that instead of using a fixed lens, supports targets Of lenses Interchangeable using C and CS mounts. This should give you to users a much wider range of options, and when using third-party adapters, even the possibility of connect targets High-end DSLR from big names like Canon.
Alternatively, if you don’t have looking forward to buying a lens over $one000 to use with this camera board, Raspberry Pi has also been associated with a handful of sellers to provide a series of third-party lenses. LThe first two are a 6mm CS mount lens by $25 and a C-mount lens from 16mm for $ 50.
The high-quality backlit Sony IMX 477 sensor on the camera measures 7.99mm diagonally and has 1.55 micron individual pixels, similar to what you would find in many high-end smartphones current. And judging by a handful of sample photos taken by Raspberry Pi, to something that costs only $50, the results are pretty good.
Raspberry Pi says the high-quality camera is compatible with “almost all” previous Raspberry models, that go back to the Raspberry Pi 1 Model B. Furthermore, in the oldest Raspberry Pi systems released before 2016, they didn’t come with a camera connector, users can still connect the high-quality camera using the Raspberry Pi FPC adapter (available separately).
Together With its new camera board, Raspberry Pi has also launched a new guide that covers everything you need know about it. A printed version of the guide is available for £ 10, but can download it for free in PDF.
The high-quality camera is available from today.
