Raspberry Pi gets photo and video capabilities with £20 camera module Written by Sam Shead, Contributor May 14, 2013 at 3:19 a.m. PT The Raspberry Pi now has its own stamp-sized camera.

Available to order from both distributors the camera board can be connected to any Raspberry Pi board or the Raspberry Pi Compute Module. The cameras are backwards compatible with all Raspberry Pi ...

The new 8MP camera sensor board for the Raspberry Pi is offered in two flavors: visible light and infrared. The $25 modules are now available at RS Components and element14 . Kevin Parrish ...

All you have to do is take your Raspberry Pi and if you have a camera module, take a photo or video and mention TweakTown in it. Post the video on YouTube / or email me the picture, and then link ...

RaspPi partners RS Components and element14 are now distributing stock of the new improved camera add-on board. Both visible light and infra-red light versions of the camera are available ...

Tech News News: Both new official Raspberry Pi cameras have been upgraded to 8MP and feature an image sensor that enables the board to capture 3280 x 2464 pixel stati ...

Issue 45 is out today and provides a number of projects to get you up and running with the new camera module as well as looking at the ten best Pi-powered arcade machines, which should give you ...

Specifications of the new version 2 Raspberry Pi camera module include : – 8 megapixel native resolution high quality Sony IMX219 image sensor – Cameras are capable of 3280 x 2464 pixel static ...

We're using the Element14-designed module - and the camera board itself is tiny. It measures just 25x20x9mm, weighs a teensy 3 grams and comes with a 15cm ribbon cable.

Three years later, the UK-based Raspberry Pi Foundation unveiled Camera Module 2—an 8MP shooter using a Sony IMX219 sensor, and in 2020 released the 12.3MP High Quality Camera with support for C ...

The v2 cameras have the same video capability as the original cameras supporting 1080p30, 720p60 and 640x480p90 video, and link to the Raspberry Pi board through a dedicated CSi interface.