Arducam IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera for Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi Compute

Arducam IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera for Jetson Nano, Raspberry Pi Compute
This is a Arducam IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera for Jetson Nano Raspberry Pi Compute. The Newest IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera Module for Raspberry Pi is mainly designed for Raspberry Pi(like CM3,CM3+),but not compatible with standard Raspberry Pi models(like Raspberry Pi 3/3B+/4).
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- Sony 8MP IMX219 Sensor
- Optical Format: 1/4 inch
- Frame Rate: 30fps@8MP, 60fps@1080p, 180fps@720p
- Data Format: RAW8/RAW10
- IR Sensitivity: Visible light, Integral IR Filter
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)
- Building Drones
- Autonomous Robotic Systems
- Mobile Medical Imaging
- Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA)
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This is a Arducam IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera for Jetson Nano Raspberry Pi Compute. The Newest IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera Module for Raspberry Pi is mainly designed for Raspberry Pi(like CM3,CM3+),but not compatible with standard Raspberry Pi models(like Raspberry Pi 3/3B+/4). The highlight of this camera is its very low distortion ( It is excellent in image quality, color fidelity, and low light, supports 1080p30, 720p60, and VGA90 video modes, and supports still capture. Useful link: To use this camera, please follow this tutorial for hardware and software setup. Features: Sony 8MP IMX219 Sensor Optical Format: 1/4 inch Frame Rate: 30fps@8MP, 60fps@1080p, 180fps@720p Data Format: RAW8/RAW10 IR Sensitivity: Visible light, Integral IR Filter Application: Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) Building Drones Autonomous Robotic Systems Mobile Medical Imaging Intelligent Video Analytics (IVA) Package Includes: 1 x Arducam IMX219 Low Distortion M12 Mount Camera Attachments : Download
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