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ZeroCam - Camera for Raspberry Pi Zero Reviews

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This was a great little camera, but plan your project in advance. The flexi-ribbon is a plus but also an achilles heel. I never got around to mounting the pair (0W) rigidly, moving it around my office for various observation duties, like checking for snow in the car park remotely, sentry duty when building empty and all locked up for lockdown etc. Sadly it fell off a shelf when sellotape failed against the weight of the PSU cable, and the ribbon cable tore.
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Posted 5 years ago
It was not the camera I was hoping for, this camera is does not fits in the standard housing.
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Posted 5 years ago
I like the zerow cam and fts well to the zero pi. When fitted in the zero case the pcb components face the Zero board. Could do with a sleeve to be sure there is no contact between camera and pi zero components. A bit of sleeve? Maybe. All good though and all works well.
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Posted 5 years ago
Although this is a ZeroCam it uses the same connection as the Compute Module IO board, so you can plug it straight into the Compute Module IO board and it works - no need for any adapters. The camera in the ZeroCam is the OV5647 V1 camera, which is excellent
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Posted 5 years ago
These Pi ZeroCam's are great - this is the second one I have - one fitted to a Pi Zero W and one (via adapter) to Pi 3b, both work very well.
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Posted 5 years ago
First time to try this camera. Have attached it to a monocular. Getting quite good results.
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Posted 5 years ago
Brilliant product, does exactly what I wanted it to do. Works very well on the Raspberry Pi O W. Great value. Thank you.
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Posted 5 years ago
Camera works great with a pi zero. The quality isn’t as good as a regular v2.0 Pi camera, but good for most projects. It’s allowed me to take some good squirrel photos in the garden.
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Posted 5 years ago