The Raspberry Pi Foundation is already taking the mount system to the extreme with a picture of a beefy telephoto zoom lens—what looks to be a Canon EF 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II USM—that ...

The High Quality Camera can turn your Raspberry Pi B into a driveway monitor that automatically ... and a very shiny 16mm C-mount lens priced at $50," said Raspberry Pi Foundation senior ...

The official Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced a new Raspberry Pi product today in the form of the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera. ... The 16mm telephoto lens offers a high-level of zoom, ...

Raspberry Pi projects are no longer limited to an 8-megapixel, fixed-focus camera. ... At launch, approved resellers already offer a 6mm CS-mount lens for $25 and a 16mm C-mount for $50.

The guide by Dylan Herrada delves into three main lens options for the Raspberry Pi HQ camera, ... 16mm Telephoto Lens: This lens is better suited for capturing subjects at a distance.

Raspberry Pi currently offers a pair of native lenses for the camera, including a 6mm lens for $25 and a 16mm lens for $50. If you’re familiar with lens terminology, ...

Resellers will be offering a couple of lens options for the new Raspberry Pi camera: a 6mm CS‑mount lens for $25 and a 16mm C-mount lens for $50. However, you don’t need to buy those lenses if ...

The Raspberry Pi camera module has allowed DIYers to build their own cameras for shooting photos and videos. But the finished cameras tend to be basic point-and-shoots. What if you want to build ...

This camera module uses IMX477, a 12.3 megapixel sensor manufactured by Sony, and can be equipped with C-mount and CS-mount camera lenses. New product: Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera on sale now ...

It doesn’t come with a lens, but Raspberry Pi resellers will be offering a 6mm CS-mount CCTV lens for $15, and a higher-quality 16mm C-mount model for $50.

A new 12.3-megapixel camera sensor is available for the Raspberry Pi. ... a 6mm CS‑mount lens at $25, and a very shiny 16mm C-mount lens priced at $50," The Raspberry Pi Foundation says. ...