On the 6mm CS-mount lens, the aperture ring is in the middle with an “open” and “close” mark on it.
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While human pupil is automatically adjusted, it is manual on these C / CS-mount lenses. The Aperture on the lens is like the pupil of human eyes, and it limits the amount of light entering into the sensor. This Read more… 0 comments The Aperture works like eye’s pupils to limit the light With a software-controlled focus motor in the lens assembly, Arducam uses OpenCV to automate the focus process on a 12MP IMX477 High Quality Camera on the Raspberry Pi. The adapter raises the lens up so the back focal length does not become a handicap for the C-Mount lenses. To some extent, the C-CS adapter ring is also an add-on to the back-focus adjustment, because the C-Mount lenses have longer back focal lengths than CS-Mount lenses, which is even beyond what the back-focus adjustment ring is capable of. After that, you can use the focus adjustment handle on the lens to do focusing. So, in this case, you can adjust the back-focus adjustment ring to fix this problem.
Sometimes you might still not be able to focus the target very well because the back focal length doesn’t match. There is an adjustment handle on the lens that you can use to focus the lens at the target, which normally marked as NEAR and FAR which means focusing at close-up target or infinite target. The zoom lens comes with an adjustable focal length, and that means you can zoom in or out on the area you are concerned with. If you want a single lens to cover different focal lengths, check out the zoom lens. Assume you are shooting a landscape A4 paper from 1 meter or 3.28 feet away with this camera, you will be getting a focal length of around 21mm, so a 20mm lens would be a good candidate for this application. For the high-quality camera, the image sensor format is 1/2.3”. To help our customers quickly sort out the best suitable lenses, we’ve also made a calculator regarding the focal length. You can see how it zooms in as the focal length increases. If you somehow find that explanations above inscrutable, here are some photos taken by Arducam engineers with our own lenses of different focal lengths to illustrate how it affects the image. On the contrary, a longer focal length will result in a narrower view and a close-up of details. Besides, the stronger ability enables it to squeeze more content into the image frame, so you will get a wider angle. If it’s better at converging the light, the beams from different angles will meet each other faster, leading to a shorter focal length. Focal length – The shorter, the widerįocal length manifests a camera lens’ ability to converge the light, or in a simpler way, how hard it bends the light.
Therefore, to get you ready for selecting and using the camera lens that suits you most, we will be talking about 3 crucial factors – focal length, focus, and aperture. There is nothing wrong with endorsing lens manufacturers, but the question is it’s hard to cover all the user need with just two lenses, and the majority of Pi users have little idea about what kind of pictures those two can produce. 6mm Wide Angle and 16mm telephoto lens for Raspberry Pi HQ CameraĪlthough the Raspberry Pi does not make camera lenses, they’ve teamed up with third-party manufacture to recommend two lenses for the High Quality camera, respectively a 6mm CS-Mount lens and a 16mm C-Mount lens, priced at $25 and $50. Arducam has been pushing interchangeable lenses to Pi cameras since the release of V1, so we think we should write a blog showing the customers what they might need to know for choosing a lens for their camera since every HQ camera buyer now has to make the decision. Interchangeable lenses are not fresh to camera hobbyists but could be new to the mainstream Pi community.
To some degree, the HQ camera is quite different from the V2, because it’s not complete – the official camera module does not include the lens, and you have to pick one from the third-party manufactures before you can actually use this module. Raspberry Pi claims that it’s not an iteration of the V2 camera, but more like another product line. When the new camera finally arrived in April 2020, it surprised us with the name of High Quality Camera. If I were asked about a new Pi camera releasing in 2019, I would be thinking about a Raspberry Pi Camera Module V3, which could have been arriving after the release of V1 in 2013 and V2 in 2016.
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HQ cam is not the new V3 – it’s not a full camera module
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