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Looks like 5MP but saves as 3MP files. https://github.com/toasterllc/MDCCode/blob/6afdde594861264f82a609d2547fb2da65460ec6/Other/arducam_mini_5mp_plus_ov5642_c

Looks like 5MP but saves as 3MP files. https://github.com/toasterllc/MDCCode/blob/6afdde594861264f82a609d2547fb2da65460ec6/Other/arducam_mini_5mp_plus_ov5642_camera_module_ds.pdf https://github.com/toasterllc/MDCCode/blob/6afdde594861264f8... Pixel resolution Size = 2304 x 1296 = 2,985,984 pixels Pixel count = 2.99 million pixels Resolution = 2.99 mega pixels Aspect Ratio Width / Height: 1.78 "landscape" (horizontal) orientation Type of aspect ratio = "HD 16:9" Couple photos here too: https://github.com/toasterllc/MDCCode/tree/6afdde594861264f82a609d2547fb2da65460ec6/Other https://github.com/toasterllc/MDCCode/tree/6afdde594861264f8... I guess its for hiding a camera near where you park your bike and see who stole it or looked at it.

MarkusWandel 2y ago
> Looks like 5MP but saves as 3MP files. OMG that's so refreshing. Just recently I've come across, both from garage sales, a "40MP" camera smartphone (Chinese brand-X) that actually has, probably, a 13MP class sensor in it and upscales, and a wildlife camera that does the same. Waste a great deal of storage just to fool people into thinking they got a better camera, and then you have to downscale all that again to achieve something like pixel-level sharpness.
davekeck 2y ago
Indeed it's 2304 x 1296, 12-bit color. (That .jpg in the repo was a test image from a different camera.)