LoveRPiCamera for Raspberry Pi 4/3/2/Zero W (5MP)

I got this camera to use with my 3D Printer, (Voron 0.1), which it "works" for, but the quality could be a lot better in a couple areas. First off, the focus is 100% fixed, the lens is either glued or solvent welded in place, so you can't manually adjust it whatsoever (don't even try), which isn't great for short focus applications like 3D Printers where you need focus within a foot or so. Secondly, the image isn't overly sharp even for areas that are in focus. There's also a fair amount of grain even with decent lighting as well.Overall, I'd say if you're using it in a close up space like a smaller printer, try to find a camera with adjustable focus.Despite these issues, it's not horrible for the price, especially with the different cable lengths. I can at least see well enough to tell if a print is failing or not, but I'll probably replace this camera eventually.

LoveRPI camera is reliable and easy to set up. The price is great, and I will order more soon. The application used was for a raspberry pi zero w, pi camera and mobile robot. It's plug and play.

I like that this camera, and it is smaller than the other RPi cameras on amazon. Fits the 3d printed camera holders better than other cameras I've had. I also like how bright the images are for my octoprint server since I got the model with the ir filter removed. Gives greater visibility my darker room for octoprint live video streams and time lapse videos. Great camera.

Worked for my projects and good value. The claimed 1080p video at 30 frames per second is not feasible on a Pi 3.

For the price, this is a fantastic camera module. Image quality is quite nice if the unit isn't too encumbered. I'm running this on a motioneyeos connected pi zero w. I tried it solo, and quality was respectable but the board could only manage 5 fps 720p stable, and really that was a bit choppy. On a hub served system, it does much better, I have it set at 15 fps, same resolution due to the distance the unit is from my house. It works well, outperforming my off the shelf security cameras around my house, at least in terms of image quality. I wish I would have gone pi from the get go, as the per module cost is slightly cheaper, but much more customizable.

Decent, cheap camera. Not as good of quality as 5MP would suggest, but ok for OctoPrint. Bad thing was it died after just over a month of use (8 days past the return window). I may order another from a competitor, not from here again though.

No features, blurry picture. But hassle free install, and works.

These are pretty great. Resolution 1080p easily... I use them on PI Zero W's as RTSP cams using MotionEye. Crystal clear video during normal lighting, these are not IR sensitive so no night time stuff.They do fit just fine in the RPI Zero official case with a couple of caveats: the case fits and the camera will fit just fine through the camera hole - it will just rest in there, no tight hold but they wont move... Also, if you want to use a heat sink on your pi with this camera in the case, it won't fit - don't know if the heat sink would fit with the regular camera either though.