Key specifications
- active array size: 2592 x 1944
- power supply:
core: 1.5VDC + 5% (internal regulator)
analog: 2.6 ~ 3.0V
I/O: 1.7 ~ 3.0V - output formats :
(8-bit): YUV(422/420) / YCbCr422,
RGB565/555/444, CCIR656,
8-bit compression data,
8/10-bit raw RGB data - lens size: 1/4″
- input clock frequency: 6 ~ 27 MHz
- shutter: rolling shutter
- maximum image transfer rate:
5 megapixel (2592×1944): 15 fps (and any size scaling down from 5 megapixel)
1080p (1920×1080): 30 fps
720p (1280×720): 60 fps
VGA (640×480): 60 fps
QVGA (320×240): 120 fps - scan mode: progressive
- pixel size: 1.4 µm x 1.4 µm
- image area: 3673.6 µm x 2738.4 µm
Sample picture captured by OV5642 with 2592×1944 QSXGA full resolution
This image is captured at night in the room light with the full resolution (2592×1944).
- Sample picture captured by OV5642 with 1080P(1920×1080) video mode
This image is captured in the room light with the 1080P video output (1920×1080).
Is there a way I can capture 1080p images using ArduCAM V2.0.0 and this camera? At the moment I can only see QVGA supported. Any suggestions will be appreciated.
We currently have worked out the OV5642 1080p image capture with our ArduCAM shield.
what is the difference between ov5640 and ov5642?
Can i use it on esp32 or esp8266?
at 800×600 the esp32 (esp32-cam) already is pretty busy with it all. streaming like maybe 3-4 frames at a XGA resolution slowing the main loop() teribly.. too bad, because the esp32 is such a nice allround processor.
anyone know a good wifi/ble board that can handle this much 1080p buffers/pixels , fully programmable on the arduino IDE?
Is the JPEG compression lossy or lossless?
Is it compatible with ESP32 ?