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RASPBERRY-PI  RPI CAMERA BOARD  ADD-ON BRD, CAMERA MODULE, RASPBERRY PI

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  • Manufacturer: RASPBERRY-PI
  • Newark Part No.: 69W0689
  • Manufacturer Part No RPI CAMERA BOARD

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  • Core Architecture: -
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  • Features: 1080p30 video, Small size, CSi interface, 5 megapixel, fixed focus lens
  • For Use With: Compatible with Raspberry Pi Model A/B/B+
  • Kit Contents: Camera Module and Ribbon Cable
  • SVHC: To Be Advised
  • Silicon Core Number: -
  • Silicon Family Name: -
  • Silicon Manufacturer: -
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Ribbon Cable

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no ribbon Cable? Do you stock the ribbon cable?
1 year, 1 month ago
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The ribbon cable is included.
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the videos on raspberrypi.org all indicate that the ribbon comes as part of the camera module, but this says board only; is the ribbon cable included in 'board only'?
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The ribbon cable is also included. It is not just the board.
1 year, 1 month ago
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I am interested in applying the RPI and the camera to a project that needs to shoot in either TIFF or RAW format. Do you know what sort of formats the board supports?
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This module has a 5MP (2592×1944 pixels) Omnivision 5647 sensor which supports output format of 8/10 bit RAW RGB data.

For more information on sensor please refer to the supplier link:
http://www.ovt.com/products/sensor.php?id=66
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I am curious as to how often you restock this item and if you are expecting more and when. Thank you.
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Kindly register yourself in our website then visit
http://www.newark.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?id=69W0689 click on "Contact Me When In Stock"

you will get an intimation when this product is available.
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Need setup where camera streams through Pi version B to an LCD monitor.
I do not need any recording or screen captures, just a 24-hour viewing. Thanks!
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The Pi Camera can be used to streaming. It is automatically set to stream to the HDMI port when you turn the unit on and set it up.
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