Raspberry Pi Camera IR-CUT Night Vision Camera Module for Raspberry Pi 3 RPI 2 Better Image in Both Day and Night
Product ID: 267355591
🌙IR-CUT filter for day/night clarity
💡2x LED infrared flashlights
📸5MP OV5647 sensor
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🌙 See Beyond Limits — Day or Night, Your Vision Never Sleeps!
The Raspberry Pi IR-CUT Night Vision Camera Module features a 5MP OV5647 sensor with 1080p resolution and an adjustable 3.6mm focal length. Designed for Raspberry Pi 4 and 3 models, it includes a built-in IR-CUT filter that automatically toggles between day and night modes, delivering true-to-life color images by day and clear infrared visuals by night. Equipped with two infrared LED flashlights, this compact 31.8g module ensures superior image quality for security, DIY projects, or creative applications without the hassle of extra coding.
| ASIN | B0768Z87JF |
| Are Batteries Included | No |
| Brand | Unistorm |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (45) |
| Date First Available | 29 November 2017 |
| Form Factor | Compact |
| Item Weight | 31.8 g |
| Item model number | 3216551947 |
| Manufacturer | Unistorm |
| Product Dimensions | 10.01 x 7.01 x 3 cm; 31.75 g |
| Series | Pi 4 |
| Standing screen display size | 2.7 Inches |
| Wireless Type | Infrared |
G**Y
Works great for DIY Video Doorbell
Works perfect for my project. I built a custom video doorbell using a Raspberry PI with motionEyeOS installed as the image processor. I use a Wemos D1 Mini to control the Doorbell button press and have a 2nd R-PI setup as a web-client to stream live video feeds from the motionEye camera to my TV. When the doorbell is pressed, the Wemos sends a webhook trigger to IFTTT to automatically switch my TV to the security video feed via Harmony Hub. This works better than I expected. The IR Cut automatically switches when the light levels get low (gets dark) and the IR LED's turn on the same way. No need for special coding or anything. They have built in CDS cells on the boards to handle the light detection. I made a custom enclosure for the camera and IR LEDs as well as the door bell button (image attached). I put a reflective sheet of tinging material under a Lexan cover to hide the IR emitters (you can just see the one on the right in the image). Takes great pics and videos for my Smart Doorbell ;)
M**R
The fact this changes the lens without needing any coding or GPIO pins etc is fantastic and saves me some extra legwork
Works really well - I have this setup with an RPi Zero W using MotionEyeOS as CCTV for my front driveway. The fact this changes the lens without needing any coding or GPIO pins etc is fantastic and saves me some extra legwork. So far, I'm really impressed. Camera picture quality is great. I would say the IR lights could do with being a bit more powerful, however they do "light up" my driveway enough to be able to see with ease and still have a great picture. In my opinion a very nice IR Cut camera that's well worth the purchase
P**S
Excellent value camera and supplier support
This is a great little camera. The image quality is good and the IR coverage good for a few metres. Mine is watching a hedgehog box. Most of all the service from Zimix is first class. Any question is answered almost by return. This is very valuable. Highly recommended product and supplier
D**O
IR-Cut filter non functional
At least with a Pi Zero W, the camera is always stuck in day mode and the filter does not work
T**.
Inexpensive camera
For use with my raspberry pi4
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