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Goal of the project is the development of a “smart” camera for process control and fault detection in automation. The camera will take the role of several sensors and thus reduce the setup time for machines substantially. Two prototypes will be developed that are targeted at low-speed (40ms) as well as high-speed (1ms) applications. I really want a slim/small camera. A lot of people said htta the exilim ones are great, but the other half said that those cameras have really bad resolution and are one of the worst. What do you think?
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I LOVE my Casio Exilim. I’ve had it for a year and the resolution is wonderful. It has so many options!
The Casio cameras are fine little cameras and produce great photos.
Most of those who end up with what they call bad resolution do not have any photo skills, so any out of focus, images with camera movement are blamed on the camera.
Worse more and more people are buying high resolution cameras (6MP and better sensors) and then setting them to shoot the lowest resolution so they can be cheap and not have to buy any extra memory cards.
Both Casio and Panasonic compact digital cameras come in the size and style you want.
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Casio/
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/specs/Panasonic/
Go with the Sony Cybershot; theyre slim/small and come in different colors too. At first, the exilim might seem like a better choice, but in the long run, the cybershot is a lot better because it has a really good quality, especially compared to the casio. If you’re looking for a quality AND stylish camera, you can’t go wrong with the sony cybershot.