Arducam 8MP IMX219 175° Wide-Angle Raspberry Pi Camera Module
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Arducam 8MP IMX219 175° Wide-Angle Raspberry Pi Camera Module

₹2,319.00 (Inclusive of all taxes)
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This Arducam module integrates an 8MP Sony IMX219 sensor with a 175° ultra-wide-angle M12 lens, designed for direct connection to Raspberry Pi 4, 3, and Zero boards via FPC cable for HD video and still capture.

Features

  • 8MP Sony IMX219 Sensor: Delivers high-definition 3280 x 2464 pixel still images and video with excellent color fidelity and low-light performance.
  • 175° Ultra Wide-Angle M12 Lens: Provides an expansive 175°(D) field of view, significantly wider than standard Raspberry Pi camera lenses.
  • Broad Raspberry Pi Compatibility: Works with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, Pi 3/3B+, Pi Zero 2W, and earlier models via included 15-pin and 22-pin FPC cables.
  • Plug-and-Play Setup: Includes necessary FPC cables for immediate connection; no soldering required for quick integration into projects.
  • Versatile Imaging Platform: Ideal for applications ranging from time-lapse photography and security monitoring to robotics and machine vision.

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Description

The Arducam 8MP IMX219 Camera Module is engineered as a high-performance imaging solution for Raspberry Pi single-board computers. It features the Sony IMX219 8-megapixel sensor, known for its 1.12 µm pixel size and 1/4″ optical format, which provides a substantial upgrade in resolution and image quality over earlier camera modules. The integrated ultra-wide-angle M12 lens with a 175-degree diagonal field of view captures expansive scenes, making it suitable for surveillance, environmental monitoring, and robotics applications where a broad perspective is critical.

Designed for seamless integration, the module connects directly to the Raspberry Pi’s Camera Serial Interface (CSI) port via flexible printed circuit (FPC) cables. The package includes both standard and Zero-specific cables, ensuring compatibility across the entire Raspberry Pi ecosystem. Its manual focus M12 lens mount allows for precise focal adjustment, while the integral IR-cut filter ensures accurate color reproduction under visible light. This combination of a high-resolution sensor and wide-angle optics makes it a versatile tool for developers and makers building advanced computer vision, time-lapse, or security systems.

Key Features

  • High-Resolution Imaging: 8-megapixel Sony IMX219 sensor captures detailed 3280 x 2464 pixel stills and supports HD video streaming.
  • Ultra-Wide Field of View: 175-degree diagonal FOV M12 lens captures significantly more scene content than standard lenses.
  • Direct Raspberry Pi Compatibility: Interfaces natively via the CSI port with included FPC cables for Pi 4, 3, and Zero models.
  • Manual Focus Control: M12 threaded lens mount allows for precise focal adjustment to suit various application distances.
  • Optimized for Visible Light: Integrated IR-cut filter ensures accurate color rendition and reduces infrared distortion.
  • Compact Form Factor: Small module design is easy to mount in enclosures, drones, or robotic platforms.

Applications

  • Surveillance & Security Systems: Deploy as a wide-angle monitoring camera for home or property security.
  • Robotics & Machine Vision: Integrate into autonomous robots, UGVs, or UAVs for navigation and object detection.
  • Time-Lapse & Nature Monitoring: Perfect for capturing expansive environmental changes or wildlife camera traps.
  • 3D Printing Monitoring: Use with Octoprint for remote print job supervision and time-lapse creation.
  • Educational & DIY Projects: Ideal for learning computer vision, photography, and IoT imaging applications.

Technical Specifications

Image SensorSony IMX219 8MP
Still Resolution3280 × 2464 pixels
Pixel Size1.12 µm x 1.12 µm
Optical Size1/4"
Lens TypeM12 Mount, Manual Focus
Focal Length1.3mm
Aperture (F.NO)F2.0
Field of View (FOV)155°(H) × 115°(V) × 175°(D)
IR FilterIntegral IR-cut Filter
Interface15/22-pin FPC (CSI)
CompatibilityRaspberry Pi 4B, 3/3B+, Zero, Zero 2W

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I connect this Arducam module to my Raspberry Pi Zero 2W?

Use the included 22-pin to 22-pin FFC cable. Ensure the Raspberry Pi is powered off. Connect the cable's 22-pin end to the camera module's port, aligning the blue strips facing away from each other. Connect the other end to the Raspberry Pi Zero 2W's CSI camera port, with the connector's tabs facing the outer edge of the board. Power on the Pi and enable the camera interface via 'sudo raspi-config' under 'Interface Options'.

What software or libraries are needed to use this camera with Raspberry Pi?

The camera uses the standard Raspberry Pi Camera Stack. Enable the CSI interface in raspi-config. For basic capture, use the 'libcamera' commands (e.g., 'libcamera-still', 'libcamera-vid'). For legacy Raspberry Pi OS versions, the 'raspistill' and 'raspivid' commands are available. Python developers can utilize the 'picamera2' library for advanced control. Ensure your OS is updated to support the IMX219 sensor driver, which is included in standard Raspberry Pi OS releases.

Can I adjust the focus on this M12 lens camera module?

Yes, the lens features manual focus via its M12 threaded mount. To adjust, gently rotate the lens barrel while viewing a live feed or captured image on your Raspberry Pi's display. Tightening (clockwise) typically focuses closer, while loosening (counter-clockwise) focuses farther. For precise adjustment, aim the camera at a detailed subject approximately at your desired working distance and rotate until the image appears sharpest. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage.

Is this camera suitable for low-light or night vision applications?

The IMX219 sensor performs well in moderate low-light conditions due to its F2.0 aperture and 1.12µm pixel size. However, it includes an integral IR-cut filter, which blocks infrared light, making it unsuitable for true night vision with IR illuminators. For visible-light low-light scenes, it will provide good results. For night vision, you would need a camera module specifically designed without an IR-cut filter or with a removable one.

Package Includes

  • 1 x Arducam 8MP IMX219 Camera Module with Wide Angle M12 Lens
  • 1 x 15cm 15-22pin FPC cable (for standard Raspberry Pi)
  • 1 x 15cm 22-22pin FFC cable (for Raspberry Pi Zero/Zero 2W)

Additional Information

Weight 0.02 kg
Dimensions 5 × 6 × 3 cm

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