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Originally Posted by EricB
Thanks Malcolm. So the ideal CCD camera would be high resolution and would have a high frame rate per second.
I have noticed that the high resolution DSK cameras ($649) only have 15 frames per second, as opposed to 60 frames per second for the cheaper lower resolusion ones ($379). Why the difference? If I had the choice between both (hypothetically), which one should I go for?
I am not very technically technically minded and I would say I have fair IT skills. So if the monochrome presents technical a challenge in terms of processing, I am not sure I would be up to it.
cheers,
Eric
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It is a real challenge, I really don't know - I think it boils down to price versus time you can spend processing. I have been and quite likely will be using colour sensors for a while to come, but I know that if I have the money available I will get Mono and filter wheel as my next camera either DSO or Planetary.
I have done reasonably well with
hi rez webcam with 5-10fps so I would be happy with the same high resolution at the higher rate but it is a really hard decision.