📷 Smraza Raspberry Pi 4 Camera Module - 5MP 1080p OV5647 Sensor, Adjustable Focus, Wide Angle Fish-Eye Lens, Webcam Video - Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B/Pi 3 B+/3 B/2 B/Zero Review

I was able to install this in my living room. All of the space (1000 square feet) is pretty much covered where I need it. I can see quite well for safety reasons.

Ender is a bit big so regular cameras don't pick up all the print when it's big. It's a fisheye that does some interesting things with the field of view.

I was building another webcam with my Pi Zero and wanted a fisheye lens so I tried this one. Compared to all other camera modules I've used, this one plugged in the wrong way, so I had to make modifications to the case to get it working.

Very happy with the camera - it shoots wide angle without much distortion. My module stopped working after a few weeks so I guess I had a problem but customer support was very helpful. Just a few days later they sent me a new device. Highly recommended product + this seller!

Arrived in great packaging. The box could have been smaller for the contents to save unnecessary material. I installed it backwards first but quickly figured it out when the video wasn't working. The red LED that shows you when a recording is running lights up. I'm not sure if there is a way to disable it or not. In general, the purchase is satisfied. I now need to find a suitable camera mount/bag.

This is a project camera not intended for anything else. But I have to say, quite decent. There's a bit of "fish eye" around the edges (sorry for the desk clutter), but the image is sharp and clear. There really isn't much to say about that. This is a camera that has worked well with my Raspberry PI 3 B+ and is easy to install and set up. However, I used the MyEye software to set up the security camera so that I can access it on my computer. This will come in handy as I will be installing a…

I have just received this camera and am very pleased with how easy it was to set it up and start shooting. Ultimately, I plan to use it for security purposes and this requires additional configuration on my part. Connecting the ribbon cable to the Raspi was easy enough, the connection seems secure. I then booted up my device and accessed it via SSH. Enabling the camera feature is easy - run `sudo raspi-config` then select 5) Interface Options --> P1 Camera. Select "Yes" then return to the…