IMX582¶
Sony’s IMX582 is a 48MP (8000x6000) rolling shutter color image sensor. It’s the highest resolution sensor that depthai currnetly supports.
Supported resolutions¶
Name |
Resolution |
Max FPS |
|---|---|---|
THE_13_MP |
5312x6000 |
/ |
Currently full resolution is center cropped to 5312x6000 (due to current ISP width limit). We are working on implementing split processing for the full 8000 width. So current image is much narrower HFOV than the camera actually is (see image below), just because of this current limitation on linewidth.
To use IMX582, checkout depthai-python to the tmp_imx582_48mp
branch, and install the library by running python3 examples/install_requirements.py. You can quikcly evaluate
the sensor by running python3 tests/cam_test.py -cams rgb,c -cres 13mp.
FFC compatibility¶
With OAK FFC boards you can easily evaluate different sensors and optics, as you can connect FFC camera boards to any OAK FFC baseboard (OAK-FFC-4P, OAK-FFC-3P) via a flexible cable. FFC camera boards are carrier boards for the CCM (additional information below), so it can easily be connected to any OAK FFC baseboard. The following FFC camera boards contain this sensor:
OAK-FFC-IMX582
OAK-FFC-IMX582 (AF, NFOV)¶
Sensor CCMs¶
Compact camera modules (CCMs) can be integrated directly into a custom product. CCMs are used in the final camera product. CCMs vary in optics and FPC connector. The following CCMs have been built using this sensor:
Arducam short FPC:
NFOV - 82° DFOV, 68° HFOV, 55° VFOV, EFL: 4.74, F. NO: 1.79±5%, Distortion: < 1.5%, Lens Size: 1/2”
AF: PY080
AF NoIR: PY101
AF IR notch filter (IR650+940): PY102
FF: PY106 (Focus: 50cm+)
WFOV FF (PY080) - 120° DFOV, 96° HFOV, 89° VFOV, EFL: 2.75, F. NO: 2.8±5%, Distortion: < -14.6%, Lens Size: 1/2”, Focus: 50cm+
Arducam short FPC NFOV AF IMX582¶
Additional images¶
Car license plate at 70m. Click on this image for the full resolution image on Google Drive. We suggest downloading the image, as it’s ~35MB. Zooming into the image should make the license plate visible.¶
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