Arducam for Raspberry Pi Camera, 12MP IMX708 Quad-Camera Kit for Raspberry Pi 5, 120°(D) Wide Angle Autofocus Camera, Stereo Synchronized Camera

Arducam for Raspberry Pi Camera, 12MP IMX708 Quad-Camera Kit for Raspberry Pi 5, 120°(D) Wide Angle Autofocus Camera, Stereo Synchronized Camera

{Stereo Synchronized}: This Arducam for Raspberry Pi camera is designed for Arducam IMX708 Wide Angle Camera Module 3, both video and photographs are available, and the clock is synchronized(accurate to the millisecond level). Achieves full hardware-level frame synchronization for four cameras, eliminating the need for additional time-stamping schemes. {Four in One}: Combines four autofocus cameras into a single frame, each operating at a 1/4 resolution (1152×648), resulting in maximum outputs of 4608×2592 for still images and 1920×1080 for video. (Note that frame rates are halved compared to single-camera operation.) {Flexible Control}: Default operation in quad-channel mode ensures simultaneous image and video capture. This wide-angle camera kit can also support channel switching (Single/Dual/Quad) for versatility. {Exact V3 Function Match}: This camera kit is modified based on Raspberry Pi camera module 3 for compatibility with the IMX708 enabling shared I2C signals and clock while retaining original features such as PDAF and HDR. {Variable Baseline Extension}: Arducam Camarray HAT implements Variable Baseline Extension to achieve synchronized stereo vision across multiple cameras. Quick start guide:bit.ly/QuickStartGuide-B0484 This Arducam quadrascopic camera bundle incorporates four 12MP IMX708 autofocus cameras, and the cutting-edge MIPI stereo camera breakthrough from Arducam – The Arducam Camarray HAT. With the new launch of Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3, we have adapted various camera solutions for it. Arducam Camarray Kit is one of them. Arducam Camarray further pushes the multi-camera limits and doubles the interfacing capabilities to allow 4 synchronized MIPI camera modules to be interfaced to a single MIPI CSI-2. The separated cameras can be used with a variable baseline device and controlled through the computer control system to achieve rapid and dynamic interactive adjustment of the moving parts for human-like multi-degree-of-freedom stereo binocular vision. This kit is expanded based on IMX708, and its function is exactly the same as the official Camera Module 3 (such as pdaf focus, and HDR, etc.).