Camera Module 5 Megapixels 1080p OV5647 Sensor, Adjustable Focus Wide Angle Fish-Eye Lens Webcam – Compatible with Raspberry Pi 4 Model B, Pi 3 B+, 3 B, 2 B, Zero

Very nice wide angle camera with replaceable camera lens. Unlike many of the other Raspberry Pi cameras that has replaceable lenses, this one actually has IR filter on it so it will not work in the dark with IR light, but it does not have that pink tint. The picture quality is excellent. I used this camera in my Voron 2.4 which has limited room inside the chamber. The wide angle allows me to see most of my print bed. So far, it has held up fine with chamber temps reaching >50C. I liked the camera so much ended up ordering a few more for use in other projects. The included plastic case base snapped when I tried to assemble it, but since I was using it in my own 3d designed case so didn't really matter for me.

Very wide angle 4x more than regular pi cam and was easy to set up, I bought 2 cuz my first one broke is very fragile careful while screwing in which is normal just a fyi

The camera is good. I use it for my 3d printer. I had been using a USB web camera but the field of view was much too narrow. This is much better and I can monitor the printing much better. Time-lapse videos also are much better. I use it with Octoprint running on a Raspberry Pi. It was recognized without problem. The brackets are another issue. The instructions for assembly were a little less than clear which led to me breaking parts. However, I was able to design and 3d print parts that worked even better as I needed a different height than the stock parts would provide. Overall, I am happy with this camera. There are more expensive ones that would likely provide even better pictures and have more features, but this basic camera was very reasonable in price. It does what I need it to do.

This is a camera designed for projects, it isn't designed for anything more. But, I have to say, it is a decent enough. It is a little fish-eye around the edges, (please excuse the messy desk), but it is clear and sharp. Really not much to say about it. It is a camera, worked well with my Raspberry PI 3 B+, easy to install, easy to setup. I did, however, use MyEye software to create a security cam setup so I could access it on my computer. This is going to come in handy as I will be setting up a camera in my Laser machine in order to watch my projects from anywhere in the house. BTW, yes that is a Smraza Pi case. I love the wood trim, I'm a woodworker.

I've just received this camera and am pretty happy with how easy it was to setup and begin taking stills. Ultimately I plan to use it for security and that will take some additional configuration on my part. Ribbon cable attachment to the raspi was easy enough, connection feels secure. I then booted up my device and accessed it via SSH. Enabling the camera feature is fairly simple -- run `sudo raspi-config` Then select 5) Interfacing Options --> P1 Camera. Select yes, then once back at the main screen, finish and reboot. After connecting with SSH again I was able to run `raspistill -o test.jpg` to capture an image. I copied this down with scp. Initially the image was flipped due to the orientation of the camera so I took another still with the vflip option `raspistill -vf -o test.jpg`. The resulting image is attached. Image quality seems good, although in my situation it was relatively low light and had some backlighting. Either way, excited to continue playing with this!