There are many ways to achieve this ‘visual workout’, but I want to look at a number of in-camera techniques that are often the most successful. It’s these types of photographs, the ones that give our eyes a bit of a workout, that I want to explore. It could be any number of things, such as an image that tells a story or an image that makes you look at it a little longer because your eye has to do a little more work. The next time a photograph catches your eye, take note of what it is that attracted your attention. So how can we make sure that our portrait images are the ones that get noticed and are remembered? Many of these we instantly forget, but some catch our eye and it’s those images that we remember.
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Customized Service: please contact Arducam if you want to customize drop-in replacements for your Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2 with a different M12 lens in the thread or with NoIR (No InfraRed filter) LensĨMP IMX219 replacement M12 170 Wide AngleĨMP IMX219 replacement M12 Low DistortionĨMP IMX219 replacement M12 Low Distortion NoIRĨMP IMX219 replacement M12 170 Wide Angle NoIR. Application: With this low distortion lens-sensor module, you Raspberry Pi camera module V2 gets improved comfort of vision, and can be widely used in optical instruments for space exploration, military, medical/biological/physical research, etc. Low Distortion: This camera module has 70°(H) Low-Distortion (<3%) M12 Lens, which minimizes the imaging distortion and provides a wilder Field of View (FoV) than the original stock lens. Easy installation: Just detach the original stock IMX219 module onboard and re-attach this replacement gently and carefully, you can now explore more possibilities with your Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2 while keeping your original setup. 
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Note: This is a low-distortion lens-sensor IMX219 replacement to be installed on the Raspberry Pi camera module V2 and Nvidia Jetson Nano, which are NOT included in the package.
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