Description
Overview
This IR-sensitive Raspberry Pi camera module uses the Sony IMX219 8-megapixel sensor, which gives you all the specifications offered by the regular V2 camera module, but with one difference: it does not work with IR filters (NoIR = no IR filter.). This means that your photos taken during the day will look very reddish, but it allows you to see normal scenes in the dark through infrared light.
The Pi NoIR is very popular among wildlife enthusiasts: with a few infrared LEDs, you can monitor the activities of nocturnal animals in your garden without disturbing them. You can also use it to monitor the health of your green plants at night. You don’t need to keep an eye on your plants at all times, just use the camera to record them.
Application
- Night/Low Light vision
- Wildlife photograph
- Home Security
- Time-lapse
- Recording slow motion
- Machine vision, etc.
Features
- More Than HD: This camera adopts a 1/4” 8MP IMX219 sensor for sharp image
- Higher Resolution: Max. still resolution is 3280 x 2464 pixels
- Frame Rates: supports 1080p30, 720p60 and VGA90 video modes
- NoIR: It is greatly useful to your various night projects
Specifications
| Sensor | Sony IMX219 |
| Optical Format | Type 1/4(Diagonal 4.60mm) |
| Pixel | 8MP |
| Pixel Size | 1.12μm×1.12μm |
| Active Pixels | 3280 (H) × 2464 (V) |
| CSI-2 Data Output | 2-lane mode |
| Data Format | Raw Bayer 10bit |
| Frame Rates | 1080p30, 720p60 and VGA90 video modes |
| Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter |
| Focal Length | 3.04mm |
| Focus Distance | 200mm ~ infinity |
| FOV(Field of View) | 62.2°(H), 48.8°(V) |
| IR Sensitivity | NoIR, Sensitive to IR Light |
| Camera Board Size | 24mm x 25mm |
| Peak Current | 300mA |
Package Including
- 1pcs camera board with IMX219 NoIR Sensor
- 1pcs 15cm and 50cm 15pin FPC cable
- 1pcs 15cm yellow 15-22pin FPC cable for Raspberry Pi Zero and Zero 2W
Note
- Raspberry Pi board is not included in the package
- This camera module is only supported with the latest Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye (released on January 18, 2022) and libcamera, not with the previous Raspberry Pi OS (Legacy)
Documentation
 Manual.pdf |
