Special purpose camera...

Yani
over 16 years ago

This is an odd one...

I'm doing a web site for a client that sells rugs. Hand made and they weigh heaps.

I need to photograph them about 4-6 times a year as stock arrives. This means having a camera about 4m in the air. And frankly using a ladder is just not no I'll be at it for days.

What I need is a colour security camera that is WiFi that I can mount on the ceiling permanently. I've had a scratch about and haven't found one that is the right combination of zoom lens, PRICE and resolution.

Something between this...

http://www.at-fairfax.com/detail.php?id=157 which lack any remote control lens and

http://www.at-fairfax.com/detail.php?id=663&mnu=5#dn which is a bit light on in resolution.

Course while they are for a website I'd really like say 2-5mp so that can be used in print.

Maybe there are other options. So I'm fishing for more clues.

 

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  • over 16 years ago
    Yani,
     
    I don't know about your camera, but my Canon allows me to hook it to the computer and use the computer screen instead of the view screen and "click" from the computer (Canon supplied software with camera). I did an overhead shot last year with the camera attached to a boom. Worked fine. The image was a bit crooked but I straightened it up in Corel.
     
    Ted

    <Yani> wrote in message news:27227@coreldraw.com...

    This is an odd one...

    I'm doing a web site for a client that sells rugs. Hand made and they weigh heaps.

    I need to photograph them about 4-6 times a year as stock arrives. This means having a camera about 4m in the air. And frankly using a ladder is just not no I'll be at it for days.

    What I need is a colour security camera that is WiFi that I can mount on the ceiling permanently. I've had a scratch about and haven't found one that is the right combination of zoom lens, PRICE and resolution.

    Something between this...

    http://www.at-fairfax.com/detail.php?id=157 which lack any remote control lens and

    http://www.at-fairfax.com/detail.php?id=663&mnu=5#dn which is a bit light on in resolution.

    Course while they are for a website I'd really like say 2-5mp so that can be used in print.

    Maybe there are other options. So I'm fishing for more clues.

     

    Yani

    Currently running on instant coffee, milk no sugar
    http://community.coreldraw.com/forums/p/7282/27227.aspx#27227

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