
Product Overview & Details
Raspberry Pi Camera Module 2 – 8MP Camera for Raspberry Pi
Bring high-quality imaging and video to your Raspberry Pi projects with the Raspberry Pi Camera Module 2.
Overview
The Raspberry Pi Camera Module 2 is an official 8-megapixel camera board designed specifically for Raspberry Pi boards. Built around the Sony IMX219 sensor, it delivers crisp still images and smooth 1080p video, making it a top choice for hobbyists, developers, and makers working on DIY electronics, robotics, home surveillance, and computer vision projects.
Key Features
- 8MP Sony IMX219 Sensor – Capture detailed 3280 x 2464 pixel still photos and vibrant video footage
- Full HD Video Recording – Supports 1080p30, 720p60, and VGA90 video modes for versatile recording options
- Compact & Lightweight Design – Small form factor (25mm x 24mm x 9mm) fits easily into custom enclosures and portable builds
- Fixed Focus Lens – Reliable, consistent focus for general-purpose imaging without manual adjustment
- CSI Interface Connectivity – Connects directly to the Raspberry Pi's dedicated camera port via ribbon cable for fast, stable data transfer
- Broad Compatibility – Works with Raspberry Pi 1, 2, 3, 4, and Zero models (with appropriate cable/adapter)
- Low Power Consumption – Ideal for battery-powered and energy-efficient projects
Perfect For
- Home security and surveillance systems
- Time-lapse photography and nature cams
- Robotics and computer vision applications
- AI and machine learning image processing projects
- Video conferencing and streaming setups
- Educational STEM projects and coding tutorials
Why Choose the Raspberry Pi Camera Module 2?
Whether you're building a smart security camera, experimenting with OpenCV and Python, or creating an interactive robotics project, the Raspberry Pi Camera Module 2 offers professional-grade image quality in a compact, affordable package. Its seamless integration with Raspberry Pi's official camera software (raspistill, raspivid, and libcamera) makes setup fast and beginner-friendly, while advanced users benefit from full manual control over exposure, ISO, and white balance settings.
Upgrade your Raspberry Pi project today with reliable, high-resolution imaging you can count on.