📷 High-Resolution 5MP Camera Module for Raspberry Pi: OV5647 Sensor, 1080p, Pi 4, Pi 3, Zero Review

Exactly what it says on the box. This is a camera for Raspberry Pi. I've been using it for several years, no problems with an extension cable.

connected it to my raspi running on octoprint which is probably why a lot of people buy it. It requires no adjustment and takes beautiful, appropriate pictures.

Works great, especially after noticing the sticky pad on the back of the lens which allowed me to stick the otherwise flexible cable. on site. After inserting this awesome little camera module.

Has good image quality. And the construction is very similar to more expensive cameras. The lens fell off, I think they left it loose to give you some flexibility when mounting, but there is double sided tape on the back of the lens so you can stick it to the board.

Seems a bit blurry in my app but I probably just need to clean it up and adjust the focus. I use it with the original Rev. 1 Raspberry Pi B. The cable that comes with the camera is a bit short (but standard). So if you want to get more than a few inches, you may need a longer cable.

Took two for motioneyeos and connected them to a standard canakit. The heatsink pushes into the back and prevents the case from snapping into place. I sanded it down, you may have to remove some messages or flip the top, but it will work. Image quality isn't great, as expected, but is more than adequate for most situations. I also used some of that amber electronic tape to protect the camera from the heatsink to prevent a short from the bottom of the camera board touching the heatsink.

Works fine with Raspbian. Color quality isn't as good as the v2 camera, but that's forgivable when you can get it for less than half the price. On the other hand, they deliver a better image than v2 in low light conditions. Difficult to use with a Pi Zero case. It snaps into the cover like the v2 camera, but the tiny connector that connects the camera module to the camera board disconnects each time. I put some foam between the case cover and the connector and that seems to hold it in place…