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                  So you really dig the new Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 with its fancy IMX708 sensor, but you'd like a bit of flexibility when it comes to the lens used. Sure you can buy the wide-angle version - but then you're stuck with wide angles for life.
Arducam has come up with a neat solution for this - a camera module for the Raspberry Pi using the same IMX708 sensor, with a similar footprint, BUT with a manual focus M12 mount for swapping our different lenses!
This module comes with a 120° wide-angle lens to get you started - you can grab more M12 lenses from our camera lens section (or use any that you already have).
Also in the box is a 150mm 15-pin to 22-pin FPC Cable (pre-fitted) to connect the module to your Pi 4/3/2, and a 22-pin to 22-pin FPC cable for connecting to a Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi 5
Raspberry Pi not included.
| Image Sensor | IMX708 | 
| Resolution | 12MP | 
| Optical Size | 1/2.43 (7.4mm sensor diagonal) | 
| Number of effective pixels | 4608(H) × 2592(V) | 
| Pixel Size | 1.4μm × 1.4μm | 
| Interface | MIPI CSI-2 Interface | 
| Shutter Type | Rolling Shutter | 
| Colour Filter Array | Quad-Bayer Combine | 
| Common Video Mode | 1080p50, 720p100, 480p120 | 
| Output Format | RAW10 | 
| F.NO | F2.8±5% | 
| Focus Type | Manual Focus | 
| Focal Length | 2.87mm | 
| Lens Size | 1/2 Inch(2G3P) M12 Lens | 
| Field of View(FOV) | 152.2°(D)x120°(H)x66.7°(V) | 
| IR Sensitivity | Integral IR-cut Filter, visible light only | 
| Camera Board Size | 25 × 24 × 15.36mm | 
Raspberry Pi not included.












 
                                