Night Camera Module compatible with Raspberry Pi (Sony IMX327 STARVIS, 1080p CSI-2)

The Night Camera Module compatible with Raspberry Pi is a high-sensitivity low-light vision board powered by a Sony IMX327 STARVIS sensor. It delivers clear video streaming for night surveillance, robotics, and computer vision projects. This camera is ideal for makers, hobbyists, and students building vision systems for challenging lighting conditions.

Sony STARVIS low-light sensor

Equipped with a Sony IMX327 STARVIS sensor, this module offers high sensitivity to capture clear video in low-light environments. It ensures superior image fidelity when standard camera modules struggle.

High-definition video output

The module outputs crisp 1080p video at up to 30 frames per second. This provides smooth, high-resolution footage suitable for real-time monitoring and processing.

MIPI CSI-2 camera interface

It connects directly to compatible hardware using a standard MIPI CSI-2 interface. This direct connection offers fast data throughput and low CPU overhead.

Integrated ISP image enhancement

Built-in ISP image enhancement processes image data to improve contrast, clarity, and overall visual balance. It delivers optimised visual feeds directly from the board.

Switchable IR-CUT control

The integrated IR-CUT control allows switching between day and night modes to prevent colour distortion in daylight while maximising infrared sensitivity in the dark. It provides dependable 24-hour imaging versatility.

Downloads & documentation

• Product wiki (DFRobot)