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KEHIPI
Ultra-wide 120° CS-mount lens with 3.2mm focal length and manual focus for Raspberry Pi HQ Camera
The KEHIPI LN05101 is a 3.2 mm focal-length CS-mount lens built for the Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera. It gives makers and developers a 120 degree horizontal field of view on the IMX477 sensor, far wider than the 65 degree view of a typical 6 mm lens. The 1/1.7 inch optical format and F/2.0 fixed iris are matched to the 12 MP module for even illumination across the frame.
The lens threads directly onto the camera’s CS mount without adapters or spacer rings. Its 28 by 30 mm barrel and 54 g mass add minimal bulk, leaving enclosure clearance and cable routing unchanged. Manual focus lets you set the working distance once at install time, so the module stays locked in position for headless or remote deployments.
On the HQ Camera the lens captures a full 120 degree horizontal span with no vignetting or dark corners. The fixed F/2.0 aperture and 3.2 mm focal length set a constant depth-of-field profile that suits wide-area monitoring, robotics vision and immersive streaming. Builders who need telephoto reach, variable aperture or a narrower field for distant detail will need a different optic.
| Brand | Arducam |
|---|---|
| Model | LN05101 |
| Part Number | LN05101 |
The lens is tested on the 12MP Raspberry Pi HQ Camera with no lens shading or dark corners, delivering decent image quality across the full 120 degree horizontal field of view.
The passive glass lens produces no measurable heat during extended use; thermal load comes from the camera board and processor, not from the optic itself.
You need a Raspberry Pi High Quality Camera with an IMX477 sensor and CS-mount interface; the lens threads directly onto that module.
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