Arducam 12.3MP Raspberry Pi HQ Camera 477M Pi Camera Module with 158°(D) M12 Wide Angle Lens Compatible with Pi5/4B/3/3B+/Zero 2W

- Superior Pi Camera: This Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera integrates a 1/2.3-inch 12MP CMOS sensor, delivering exceptionally sharp and detailed images for professional-grade photography - Beyond HD Performance: As a premium Raspberry Pi camera module, it supports ultra-high still resolutions up to 4056×3040 and smooth video recording in 1080p30, 720p60, and 640×480p60/90 modes - Compact and Portable: Designed with a mini footprint identical to the Raspberry Pi V2 camera, this Raspberry Pi camera is highly versatile and easy to incorporate into various project designs - Wide-Angle Imaging: Featuring an interchangeable M12 lens with a 158°(D) field of view, this Raspberry Pi HQ camera captures Ultra HD visuals with an expansive, immersive perspective - Extensive Compatibility: This Raspberry Pi camera module is fully compatible with models from Raspberry Pi 1 to 4, Zero, Zero 2W, and Raspberry Pi 5. It is optimized to work with the rpicam-still command for image capture, offering a streamlined experience and making it an essential among Raspberry Pi 5 accessories

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Experience exceptional image quality with the compact Arducam camera module made for Raspberry Pi. It supports multiple video modes including 2028×1080p50, 2028×1520p40, and 1332×990p120. The rolling shutter and color filter array deliver accurate and vibrant colors.

With manual focus and a 2.87mm focal length, it offers precise control over your shots. The M12 lens provides an ultra-wide 158° field of view, perfect for capturing expansive scenes.

Despite its small size of just 25×24mm, this module delivers powerful imaging performance?ideal for enhancing photography and videography on Raspberry Pi.

User Guide for Bookworm OS users:

Open the configuration file: sudo nano /boot/firmware/config.txt

Disable camera auto-detection: camera_auto_detect=0

Add IMX477 overlay under the [all] section: dtoverlay=imx477

Save and reboot:

sudo reboot For Pi 5 with cameras connected to CAM0 port, use: dtoverlay=imx477,cam0