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Bolton Technical

Bolton Technical 12MP IMX708 Quad-Camera Kit 120° 2 in 1 accessory

SKU CH-K8PT-VFNKD

Quad 12MP IMX708 cameras with 120° view, hardware-synchronised capture and flexible channel switching

  • Millisecond-level frame sync across four cameras eliminates post-capture alignment
  • Four 12MP autofocus lenses combine into single 46082592 stills or 19201080 video
  • Switch between single, dual and quad capture modes for flexible workflows
  • Drop-in compatibility with Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 retains PDAF and HDR
  • 120° diagonal field of view per lens covers wide scenes

12MP IMX708 Quad-Camera Kit 120°

The Bolton Technical 12MP IMX708 Quad-Camera Kit combines four autofocus cameras into a single module for Raspberry Pi 5. Each sensor operates at a quarter resolution of 1152648 pixels. The kit delivers maximum still-image output of 46082592 and video output of 19201080. Hardware-level frame synchronisation is accurate to the millisecond.

Makers needing synchronised multi-camera capture

Developers building stereo vision or multi-angle monitoring systems can use the quad-channel mode for simultaneous capture. The kit also supports single and dual-channel switching for flexible configurations. Projects requiring higher per-camera resolution or full frame rates without the halving noted for quad operation should consider other options.

120-degree wide-angle field of view

The 120-degree diagonal field of view determines how much scene each of the four lenses captures. This wide angle suits robotics navigation and broad-area surveillance. Narrower field-of-view requirements or applications needing telephoto reach are not addressed by this optic.

Highlights

  • Millisecond-level frame sync across four cameras eliminates post-capture alignment
  • Four 12MP autofocus lenses combine into single 46082592 stills or 19201080 video
  • Switch between single, dual and quad capture modes for flexible workflows
  • Drop-in compatibility with Raspberry Pi Camera Module 3 retains PDAF and HDR
  • 120° diagonal field of view per lens covers wide scenes

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the four IMX708 sensors need individual lens cleaning or alignment over time?

The kit combines four autofocus cameras into one frame; each lens can be cleaned normally, but no periodic sensor alignment is required because hardware-level frame synchronization is handled by the Camarray HAT.

What resolution limit appears first when recording 19201080 video continuously?

Frame rates are halved compared to single-camera operation, so sustained 1080p capture runs at half the nominal single-camera frame rate.

How much heat or noise does the quad-camera kit produce during all-day capture?

The module draws power through the Raspberry Pi 5 CSI connector and has no active cooling; typical operation stays warm to the touch but silent.

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