Arducam IMX219 Auto Focus Camera Module for Raspberry Pi V2 & Jetson Nano
The Arducam IMX219 Auto Focus Camera Module is a direct drop-in replacement for the Raspberry Pi V2 Camera and Jetson Nano, featuring an 8MP Sony sensor with software-programmable focus control via Python scripts and OpenCV.
Features
- 8MP Sony IMX219 sensor with 1/4-inch optical format for high-quality imaging.
- Software-programmable auto-focus lens with precise manual control via keyboard keys.
- Drop-in compatible with Raspberry Pi V2 Camera and Jetson Nano via MIPI CSI-2 interface.
- High frame rates: 30fps at 8MP, 60fps at 1080p, and 180fps at 720p.
- Open-source Python scripts provided for implementing auto-focus features on Raspberry Pi and Jetson platforms.
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The Arducam IMX219 Auto Focus Camera Module integrates a high-performance Sony 8-megapixel sensor into a compact form factor designed for embedded vision applications. Its standout feature is the software-controllable lens mechanism, enabling both precise manual focus adjustment and automated focusing routines, which is a significant upgrade over fixed-focus modules. The module outputs data in RAW8/RAW10 formats over a standard MIPI CSI-2 2-lane interface, ensuring compatibility with popular single-board computers.
Engineered for developers and makers, this camera provides excellent low-light sensitivity and anti-blooming characteristics, making it suitable for dynamic environments. The included open-source Python libraries and OpenCV integration simplify the implementation of advanced computer vision tasks like object tracking, facial recognition, and 3D scanning directly on edge devices without external hardware dependencies.
Additional Information
| Weight | 0.007 kg |
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| Dimensions | 4 × 5 × 2 cm |
