The Arducam high-resolution autofocus camera module for the Raspberry Pi is an exclusive camera board that takes what other leading camera modules offer and excels in every single aspect.
The camera module has a resolution of 16 megapixels, an autofocus lens, an official camera module form factor and boatloads of improvements. The camera is the ideal choice for personal and industrial users alike, compatible with any existing Raspberry Pi models and works with the latest software from the Raspberry Pi Foundation, leveraging the same tuning algorithms used in the official camera modules.
The package contains the camera board with a Sony IMX519 sensor and an autofocus lens and an FPC cable.
Check out this early preview review from Jeff Geerling(shows the case as included however the retail version does not include this but is available as a separate product)
Features
16MP Sony IMX519 sensor with a pixel resolution of 4656 x 3496 (twice as high as the v2 camera and 40% higher than the HQ camera)
Compatible with any Raspberry Pi board with a MIPI/CSI interface
Runs directly on the Raspberry Pi OS without much configuration
Built-in autofocus motor allows you to get focus quickly so that you can focus to infinity no matter where you place your camera
Minimum focus distance: 10cm
Longest allowed exposure time: 200 seconds
Can capture 1080p Full HD video at up to 30 frames per second and 720p HD video at up to 60 frames per second
Provides an effective 80-degree field of view
Same size as the Official Raspberry Pi Camera V2
Compatible housing with tripod mounting point available separately
Specifications
Sensor
Sony IMX519 stacked Back-illuminated sensor 16 megapixels 1.22 µm × 1.22 µm pixel size 7.103 mm diagonal (Type 1/2.534)
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