Control your PiCamera from a Raspberry Pi using a servo motor and 3D printed parts. This bundle uses an MG90S micro servo to pan the PiCamera over a 180° plane. Using Python, the user can record video captured by the Raspberry Pi and control the movement of the panning camera (we even wrote a tutorial on this: here).

Included in the PiCamera + Servo Camera Pan Bundle:

• 1x PiCamera V1.3

• 1x 50cm PiCamera Cable

• 1x MG90S Micro Servo

• 6x Pieces Servo Horns and Screws

• 3x Pieces 3D-Printed Servo Stand, Horn Part, and PiCamera Holder

• 3x Rubber Pads for Stabilization

Some Features of the PiCamera:

• 5MP Max photograph resolution (2592 x 1944 = 5,038,848 pixels)

• Ribbon Cable that attaches directly to the Raspberry Pi

• Pixel Size: 1.4 x 1.4 μm

• Lens: f=3.6 mm, f/2.9

• Viewing Angle: 54° x 41°

• Max video resolution: 1080p @ 30fps

• Max frame rate: 480p @ 90fps

• Selectable video resolutions: 1080p @ 30fps, 720p @ 60fps, 480p @ 90fps

• Sensor size: 3.67mm x 2.74mm (1/4" format)

• Camera Module PCB dimensions: 25mm x 24mm (9mm thickness)

Some Features of the MG90S:

• Input Voltage: 4.8V - 6.0V

• Operating Current (5.0V): ~2.7mA (idle), ~70mA (no load), ~400mA (Stall)

• Rotation Angle: 0° - 180° (Resolution: 1°)

• Max Speed (5.0V): 0.6 deg/ms (full 180 degrees in 300 ms)

• Largest Dimensions: 12mm x 32.5mm x 32.5mm

• MG90S Datasheet