The strangest 12.3MP Raspberry Pi camera with interchangeable lenses is only $ 50
Raspberry Pi is trying to take its gaming camera a long way, only the charitable computer company released a new camera it described as a "high-quality camera," a 12.3-megapixel camera unit complete with an interchangeable lens mount, all for just $ 50.
The camera is an electronic chip with a sensor / camera sensor and a lens socket that can be connected with the computer to control it, and the company has thus obtained a more powerful unit than the Raspberry Pi itself, with a 12.3-megapixel Sony IMX477 sensor with a resolution of 12.3 megapixels 1 / 2.3 inch BSI CMOS that captures still images with accuracy 12 MP and 4K / 30p video, a C- and CS lens mount (popular with CCTV and 16mm movie cameras), an integrated rear focus ring, and even a tripod. Here is a closer look at the camera through the image:
This is a huge step up from the 8 MP V2 camera module launched in 2016, and opens up a world of possibilities for people who want to make their own gadgets and love to take on adventures.
We've seen some interesting Raspberry Pi's cameras in the past, and people have used them for everything from instant cameras to astrophotography. Now, they'll be able to do some extraordinary things to mount their lenses on no-body cameras.
The high-end Raspberry Pi camera is available starting today, at $ 50. And if you want to start a lineup of C and CS lenses right away, certified RP sellers also offer a 16mm C-mount lens for $ 50, and a 6mm CS-mount lens for $ 25.
To learn more about the new camera, you can dive into the user guide, or choose one yourself
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