Raspberry Pi Camera Board v1.3 in Pakistan | 5MP, 1080p

Description

Raspberry Pi Camera Board v1.3 in Pakistan (5MP, 1080p)

Looking for the Raspberry Pi Camera Board v1.3 in Pakistan? This is the official camera module designed by the Raspberry Pi Foundation, built around the OmniVision OV5647 5-megapixel CMOS sensor. It plugs directly into the dedicated 15-pin MIPI CSI connector on your Raspberry Pi board, making it a true plug-and-play add-on for photography, video, and vision projects — with fast delivery from Collegeroad-Online across Rawalpindi, Islamabad, and nationwide.

Key Features

• Sensor: OmniVision OV5647, 5-megapixel fixed-focus CMOS sensor
• Still image resolution: 2592 × 1944 pixels
• Video modes: 1080p at 30fps, 720p at 60fps, and VGA (640×480) at up to 90fps
• Connection: 15-pin ribbon cable to the dedicated CSI (Camera Serial Interface) port — no USB or GPIO wiring needed
• Compact & lightweight: Roughly 25mm × 20mm × 9mm and about 3g, ideal for mobile or space-constrained builds
• Fixed focus: Sharp from roughly 1m to infinity, no manual focusing required
• Wide compatibility: Works with Raspberry Pi boards featuring a CSI port (Pi 1 through Pi 4 generation boards; check GPIO/CSI layout for newer boards)

Why Buy the Raspberry Pi Camera Board v1.3 in Pakistan from Us

The Raspberry Pi Camera Board v1.3 is one of the most affordable ways to add vision capability to a Raspberry Pi project — perfect for beginners building their first webcam, time-lapse rig, or motion-detection setup, and equally useful for hobbyists working on robotics, wildlife cameras, or basic computer vision experiments. Ordering through Collegeroad-Online means genuine stock, no customs delays, and local support if you run into setup issues. Pair it with a Raspberry Pi board and a camera mount or case for a complete kit.

Setup Notes

• Connect the ribbon cable with the blue side facing the Ethernet/USB ports (or as indicated by your specific Pi model’s CSI port).
• Enable the camera interface via raspi-config or in the Raspberry Pi OS camera settings before first use.
• Use libcamera commands (or the older raspistill/raspivid on legacy OS versions) to capture stills or record video.
• Note: A Raspberry Pi board is required and sold separately.