The Arducam LN015 is a low-distortion lens featuring a 3.2 mm focal length, designed to deliver precise framing with minimal image warp—less than 1% distortion. This lens is tailored for Raspberry Pi or Arduino camera setups with M12 lens holders (such as the Arducam B0031 or B0103), though it is not directly compatible with the official Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2 without an M12 holder installed. Looking for a sharper, more controlled capture than what wide-angle default lenses offer? The Arducam LN015 3.2 mm lens strikes a balance with a moderately wide field of view—85° diagonal on a 1/4″ sensor—with low distortion, allowing more accurate representation in your images. It includes a visible-light-optimized 650 nm IR-cut filter and is compact, lightweight, and easy to install. Note : Not compatible with the official Raspberry Pi Camera Module V2 unless fitted with an M12 lens holder. Lens Holder NOT included Features: Low-distortion optics (under 1%) for more true-to-life images Balanced 3.2 mm focal length offers versatile framing Fits standard M12 mounts for flexible lens swapping Built-in IR-cut filter ensures accurate color under natural light Compact and lightweight, making it easy to integrate into projects Package Includes: 1 x Arducam LN015 1/4" M12 Mount 3.2mm Focal Length Low Distortion Camera Lens M40320M06S
Specifications
| Distortion | < 1% |
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| Focal Length | 3.2 mm (35 mm equivalent: 34.6 mm) |
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| Field of View | 85° diagonal on 1/4" sensor |
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| Mount Type | M12 threaded (holder required) |
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| Item Type: | Camera Lens |
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| Model No. / Name: | M40320M06S |
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| Focal Length (mm): | 3.2 |
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| Lens Mount | M12 screw mount |
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| Optical Format | 1/4" |
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| Field of View (FOV): | 85° (D)/ 63° (H) /51° (V) |
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| IR Sensitivity | With 650nm IR-cut filter |
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| Length (mm): | 12 |
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| Diameter (mm): | 14mm |
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| Weight (g): | 3 |
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| Shipping Weight | 0.02 kg |
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| Shipping Dimensions | 5 × 4.5 × 2 cm |
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