Raspberry Pi 4 Camera Night Vision Focal Adjustable 5 MP OV5647 Automatically Switch Day Night Mode for RPI 3B+ 3B Zero

Raspberry Pi IRCUT Camera Night Vision Focal Adjustable 5MP OV5647 Sensor Camera

Introduction :

The Raspberry Pi IR-CUT Camera is the day and night camera.

You can get the best imaging whatever it is in the daytime or at night.

It’s a built-in IR-CUT camera, can be used during the day and night.

Automatically switch to night or night model :

When the camera at daytime will switch to day mode , the camera image is a normal color image, when the camera at night will switch to night mode , the camera can normally identify the infrared fill light of the light, which can be set through the software switch, to solve the other night vision camera during the day to take pictures of the image color is not normal.

Feature:

1. Raspberry Pi Camera, supports all revisions of the Raspberry Pi.

2. Embedded removable IR-CUT filter, eliminating color distortion in the daylight

3. Comes with infrared LED, supports night vision

4. 5 megapixel OV5647 sensor

5. Camera specifications

6. CCD size: 1 / 4inch

7. Aperture (F): 1.8

8. Focal Length: 3.6mm adjustable

9. Field of View: 75.7 degree ( diagonal )

10. Sensor best resolution: 1080p

11. 4 screw holes to fix the IR lights or holder.

12. Used for attachment

13. Provides 3.3V power output

14. Supports connecting infraredLED and / or fill flash LED

15. Dimension: 31 mm × 32 mm

Packing List :

Option 1:

1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 set x Screws and Nuts

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Option 2:

1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 x 30 cm FFC

1 set x Screws and Nuts

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Option 3:

1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 x 50 cm FFC

1 set x Screws and Nuts

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Option 4:

1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 x 1m FFC

1 set x Screws and Nuts

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Option 5:

1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 x 2m FFC

1 set x Screws and Nuts

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Option 6:

1 x IR-Cut Camera1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 x 50 cm FFC1 x 50 cm FFC

1 x 30 cm FFC (for RPI Zero)

1 set x Screws and Nuts

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Option 7:

1 x IR-Cut Camera

2 x IR Lights

1 x 15 cm FFC

1 set x Screws and Nuts

1 x Acrylic Holder

2 x Heatsinks

( not include Raspberry Pi )

Using steps:

1.Please ensure the raspberry Pi system is the newer version, and open the camera function.Type the command:sudo raspi – configand check the camera function of the fifth.The picture below:

2. Then select: Enable

3. Then the system return to the interface itself. Choose the “Finish “ , it will restart:

4. After the raspberry pi system restart , you can use raspberry pi camera now.

If you want to take photo, you can run the command :raspistill

For example,input: raspistill –t 2000 -o 1.jpg
-t: ( the time of waiting to take the photo ,5000 is five seconds). – o 1.jpg (1.jpg is command of file)

Tip:

Hardware connection:
1. Soft cable, 90-degree vertical connector, HDMI port next to it. When connecting the contact side facing the HDMI interface.
2. Remove the protective film before using the lens
3. bare boards, pay attention to ESD damage, guard against static electricity!
Software:
1. RPi firmware and raspi-config has been updated to the camera, do a apt-get update; apt-get upgrade;
2. raspi-config, select the camera, start RPi firmware in the camera driver, then reboot
3. Use the command-line program raspivid and raspistill operating camera to capture video clips or images

4. The captured video clip needs to play with mplayer