Monochrome Waist Level Camera Kit with Sensor
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Description
Build It. Customize It. Make It Yours.
This kit gives you everything you need to build your own full-spectrum monochrome camera—the same core system used in our flagship model.
It’s made for photographers, hardware enthusiasts, and makers who want not just a camera… but a platform.
Powered by the IMX585 monochrome sensor, this camera captures true black-and-white images with exceptional clarity and deep contrast. No color filter array. No interpolation. Just pure light and shadow.
You bring your own Raspberry Pi and display — we provide the important parts that are difficult to source and manufacture.
If you’ve ever wanted to create a camera that is uniquely your own, this is where it starts.
What’s Included
Full set of professionally printed body components
— designed for easy assembly and future upgrades
Sony IMX585 monochrome sensor
— full-spectrum performance from visible to near-infrared
Hardware kit (screws, mounts, inserts, cable)
— everything needed to put the camera together
Pre-configured software image
— optimized for black-and-white capture and creative workflows
Assembly guide + online support
— build at your own pace with step-by-step help
What You’ll Need to Add
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Raspberry Pi 5
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Display module
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C-mount or adapted M42 lens
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18650 batteries + charger (recommended)
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Basic tools
- Geekworm X1200 UPS
A full recommended components list with Amazon affiliate links is included to make sourcing easy.
Features You’ll Unlock
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True monochrome — sharper detail, no demosaicing
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Full-spectrum capture — explore visible + infrared
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Modular design — upgrade, redesign, and repair easily
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Hackable software — build new features as you grow
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Maker-friendly — learn the camera from the inside out
This kit is not a toy — it’s a real camera system built for experimentation and serious results.
Who This Is For
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DIY builders and electronics hobbyists
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Photographers who want a customizable creative tool
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Artists exploring monochrome and IR aesthetics
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Students and educators building imaging projects
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Anyone excited to learn imaging from the inside out