What does the fox say? You'll probably never know, but at least we can see what that pesky fox is up to with this Raspberry Pi Night Vision Camera!
Our Raspberry Pi Night Vision Camera plugs directly into the CSI connector on the Raspberry Pi (requiresan adapterfor use with a Pi Zero), and features two high intensity Infrared LED spotlights for night time recording! The IR LED's are powered directly from the CSI port, and are capable of lighting an area at a distance of up to 8m! In testing, the best images were captured at a distance of 3m to 5m. The camera also features an adjustable 3.6mm focal length lens and 75.7 degree viewing angle.
This Raspberry Pi night vision camera uses the same OV5647 as the standard Raspberry Pi camera, and is therefore able to deliver a crystal clear 5MP resolution image, or 1080p HD video recording at 30fps!
The Raspberry Pi Zero now comes complete with a camera port! Using the new Raspberry Pi Zero Camera Adapter, you can now use a Raspberry Pi camera to your Zero
Features
Raspberry Pi Night Vision Camera. Compatible with all revisions of the Raspberry Pi (Note:adapter cable requiredto use with a Raspberry Pi Zero)
5 Megapixel OV5647 Camera
2 x 3W high-power 850 infrared LEDs:
Onboard photoresistor to detect ambient light
Onboard adjustable resistor, for controlling the ambient light threshold of toggling the infrared LED
Camera specifications
CCD size : 1/4inch
Aperture (F) : 1.8
Focal Length : 3.6MM (adjustable)
Diagonal : 75.7 degree
Sensor Resolution : 1080p
Dimension : 25mm x 24mm
4 screw holes
Used for both attachment and 3.3V power supply
Supports up to 2 infrared LEDs
Package Contents
Raspberry Pi Camera Board × 1
Infrared LED Board × 2
15-Pin FFC CSI Cable × 1
Mounting Hardware
Warning
The LEDs intensity is limited by the Raspberry Pi power supply, please ensure you have an adequate Raspberry Pi power supply installed. LEDs running at full intensity can get hot, please take care during prolonged use.
The IR LEDs can be bolted to the body of the camera using the included bolts. This connects the 3.3V supply to the boards and secures them in place. If you need to adjust the ambient light threshold (to change when the infrared LED's toggle), there is a tiny adjustable potentiometer on each LED board, you can turn it to change the threshold. Please ensure any fitting or adjusting is completed prior to plugging the device into the Raspberry Pi and switching it on.
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