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Roland from South Africa [107 posts] |
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Steven Gentner from United States [1446 posts] |
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Roland,
It depends on your application. That camera has a rolling shutter which will not be good for fast moving objects or quick exposures (i.e. light strobing). If your project also requires high precision and color is not a benefit, you may consider a grayscale only camera as the prevision will be better for a single gray channel than an RGB camera (RGB cameras have to average 3 values to get a single color which tends to blur the image ever so slightly).
Lastly, just be aware its only 23 frames at the max resolution which is a bit slower than typically (30 fps) seen in most webcams.
STeven.
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Roland from South Africa [107 posts] |
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Thanks.
Then I'll probably get colour and mono to test with.
I have to check features as well as differentiate between black, grey and beige plastic. So I could also mono, plus a cheap webcam in the background to check part colour.
Roland
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