Arducam120 Degree Ultra Wide Angle CS Lens for Raspberry Pi HQ Camera, 3.2mm Focal Length with Manual Focus
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- BrandArducam
- Focal length description3.2 mm
- Lens typeFisheye
- Compatible mountingsCS Mount
- Camera lens description3.2 month
đŻ3.2mm precise focal length
đ¸120° ultra-wide HFOV
âď¸manual focus control
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đ See More, Create More: Ultra-wide brilliance for your Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
- TOTAL CONTROL - Manual focus lets you fine-tune every frame for professional-grade clarity.
- EXPAND YOUR VISION - Capture expansive scenes with a 120° ultra-wide horizontal field of view, far beyond standard lenses.
- PINPOINT PRECISION - 3.2mm focal length engineered for sharp, detailed shots on the Raspberry Pi HQ Camera.
- LIGHTWEIGHT COMPACT - Sleek ÎŚ28Ă30mm design weighing just 54gâperfect for on-the-go creativity.
- SEAMLESS COMPATIBILITY - Optimized for the 12MP Raspberry Pi HQ Camera with zero lens shading or dark corners.
The Arducam 120 Degree Ultra Wide Angle CS Lens is a precision-engineered 3.2mm focal length lens designed specifically for the Raspberry Pi HQ Camera. Offering a massive 120° horizontal field of view with manual focus control, it delivers sharp, distortion-free images without lens shading or dark corners. Lightweight and compact, this F/2.0 fixed iris lens enhances your Raspberry Pi photography with professional versatility and reliability.
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