IMX335 MIPI Camera Module for RPi, Arducam OpenSource Camera with Rich Resources for Development

Description

The Arducam IMX335 MIPI Camera Module is a 5MP open-source camera designed for Raspberry Pi and embedded Linux systems, featuring Sony’s STARVIS sensor for excellent low-light performance and crisp 2592×1944 resolution. It comes with a pre-tuned M12 wide-angle lens and integrated 650nm IR filter, offering a ready-to-use solution for a wide range of vision applications. This variant is supported by upstreamed libcamera drivers, full hardware schematics, and 3D files for smooth integration and customization. 5MP High Resolution Delivers detailed and sharp images with a 2592(H) x 1944(V) active pixel array and a 2.0µm pixel size, offering high clarity for both general imaging and vision-based applications. Good Low-Light Performance Built around Sony’s STARVIS IMX335 sensor with back-illuminated pixel technology, this module performs well in low-light environments, making it suitable for indoor, dusk, or controlled lighting conditions. Optimized M12 Lens Selection Equipped with a carefully selected M12 wide-angle lens that has been pre-tuned for the sensor. It includes a built-in 650nm IR cut filter for accurate color reproduction under normal lighting. Open-Source Friendly Fully compatible with Raspberry Pi and embedded Linux systems, the module comes with upstreamed libcamera drivers, open schematics, and 3D models, ensuring smooth integration and flexibility for developers. Robust Developer Ecosystem Supported by the active libcamera community, this camera module is ideal for custom tuning and prototyping, allowing developers to fine-tune ISP parameters and adapt the module to specific use cases.