Industrial Cameras

Name: Industrial cameras
Brand: VA Imaging
SKU: cameras-industrial
Availability: InStock

Industrial cameras are the foundation of machine vision systems used for inspection, measurement, robotics and automation. At VA Imaging, you can compare industrial cameras by interface, camera family, shutter type, sensor format, environmental fit and spectral capability so you can match the camera to you throughput, image quality and integration requirements.

Whether you need USB3 Cameras, GigE & 2.5GigE cameras, 5GigE & 10GigE cameras, CoaXPress cameras, area scan cameras, line scan cameras or board-level cameras, this guide explains how to shortlist the right option, when to consider smart, embedded or IP-based alternatives, and where to get practical support from VA Imaging.

USB3 camera

Starting at $231

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GigE & 2.5GigE camera

Starting at $331

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5GigE & 10GigE camera

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CoaXPress camera

Starting at $865

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Area Scan Camera

Starting at $231

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Line scan camera

Starting at $949

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3D Camera

Starting at $407

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Structured Light Camera

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Stereo Vision Camera

Starting at $8370

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Boardlevel camera

Starting at $231

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Right Angled Camera

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SWIR camera

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UV camera

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NIR (Near-Infrared) cameras

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Polarization Camera

Starting at $1436

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Industrial UVC Cameras

Starting at $231

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Global shutter camera

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Rolling shutter camera

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Industrial Streaming Cameras

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Customized cameras

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What Are Industrial Cameras?

Industrial cameras are purpose-built imaging devices designed for machine vision, industrial automation and image-processing tasks where repeatability matters more than consumer-style image enhancement. Compare with consumer or security cameras, industrial cameras are usually selected because they offer:

Stable, repeatable image capture for inspection and measurement
Triggering and I/O control for synchronised image acquisition
Low-latency transfer of image data to the host system
RAW image output and parameter control for machine vision software
Better integration with optics, lighting and external hardware
Longer, more predictable product availability for OEM and automation projects

In practice, the camera is only one part of the imaging chain. Lens selection, lighting geometry, working distance, field of view, software compatibility and mounting constraints all affect final image quality. That is why many projects evaluate the camera together with machine vision lenses and machine vision lighting, not as isolated components.

Which Industrial Cameras Should You Look At First

Industrial cameras should be shortlisted first by cable length, throughput, motion, mechanical space, environmental conditions and the kind of image detail you need to reveal.

Use this quick selector before you go deeper into specifications:

Need longer cable runs or distributed machine layouts? Start with GigE & 2.5GigE cameras or 5GigE & 10GigE cameras.
Need high bandwidth on a compact machine or benchtop system? Start with USB3 cameras and consider CoaXPress cameras for more performance-driven systems.
Need to inspect moving parts without distortion? Prioritize industrial cameras with a global shutter and reliable triggering.
Need to image continuous materials such as film, paper, foil or web products? Start with line scan cameras.
Need to fit imaging into a very small mechanical envelope? Review board-level cameras or right-angle cameras.
Need washdown, dust protection or stable network video rather than classic raw machine vision streaming? Review industrial IP cameras, protective accessories and enclosure options much earlier in the selection process.
Need more than standard visible-light contrast? Consider 3D cameras, SWIR cameras, UV cameras or NIR cameras much earlier in the selection process.

How to Choose Industrial Cameras for Your Application

Choosing industrial cameras for your application starts with the inspection task, because the right resolution, frame rate, interface, shutter and sensor format depend on what you need to inspect and how the machine is built.

What detail needs to be detected? The detail that needs to be detected determines the required resolution, pixel density and optical magnification. Fine surface defects, OCR, Data Matrix codes and precision measurement usually need more pixels on target than simple presence-or-absence checks. Before comparing camera families, define the smallest feature that must be detected reliably and the field of view that must be covered in the same image.
How fast is the object or process moving? The speed of the object or process determines frame rate, exposure time, lighting demand and whether a global shutter is needed.
Faster lines usually need shorter exposure times, more light and tighter synchronisation. If motion blur or geometric distortion would create false rejects, a global shutter camera and strobed lighting should move up the priority list.
How far is the camera from the PC or controller? The distance from the camera to the PC or controller determines the best interface, cabling approach and system architecture.
USB3 Vision is often attractive for high data rates when the camera can stay close to the host. GigE Vision and higher-bandwidth Ethernet-based interfaces are stronger when you need longer cable runs, more flexible routing or easier scaling across multiple cameras.
Is colour information actually important? Colour information is only important when colour itself is part of the inspection decision.
Monochrome cameras are often the better choice when contrast, sensitivity and measurement stability matter most. Colour cameras are the better fit when product appearance, print verification, label checking, food grading or colour sorting are part of the job.
Do you need a full frame or a continuous scan? A full frame or a continuous scan should be chosen based on how the product moves through the imaging station.
Most automation projects use area scan cameras because they capture a full image in one exposure and eare easier to intergrate. Continuous materials such as film, paper, battery web, textiles and print often benefit from line scan imaging instead.

Industrial Camera Families and When to Use Them

Industrial camera families help you shortlist faster because each family is built around a different system layout, inspection method or integration constraint.

Area scan industrial cameras are the default choice for most 2D machine vision systems because they capture a complete image in one exposure.

Best for: general inspection, barcode reading, OCR, robot guidance, measurement and most

Typical shortlist cues: full-frame image capture, wide lens choice, mono or colour options, and availability across USB3, GigE, 5GigE, 10GigE and CoaXPress architectures.

Avoid starting here when: the product moves continuously through the field of view or the task needs true depth data rather than a 2D image.

If your application needs flexibility, easier setup and standard machine vision workflows, start with area scan cameras.

Line scan industrial cameras are the better choice when the product moves continuously and the final image needs to be built line by line.

Best for: print, film, paper, textile, battery, web inspection, cylindrical surfaces and very wide objects.

Typical shortlist cues: encoder synchronisation, continuous motion, controlled transport and lighting designed for long narrow fields of view.

Avoid starting here when: the process is better solved with a simpler stop-and-capture workflow or when motion synchronisation is difficult to guarantee.

If your process is motion-driven and synchronised to an encoder, line scan cameras deserve early consideration.

Board-level and right-angle industrial cameras are chosen when mechanical space is limited or the camera must fit into an OEM product.

Best for: embedded vision, laboratory instruments, compact OEM designs and machines with difficult cable routing.

Typical shortlist cues: very small footprint, lower mass, alternative cable exit direction and more flexibility around the final mechanical package.

Avoid starting here when: you need the fastest field replacement, a more standard enclosed housing or a simpler out-of-the-box mounting approach.

Use board-level cameras when compact size, lower mass or custom mechanical integration matters more than a standard enclosed housing. Use right-angle cameras when the optical path must turn inside a tight machine space.

Ethernet and frame-grabber industrial cameras are the right families when cable length, throughput or multi-camera scaling drives the architecture.

Best for: distributed machine layouts, longer cable runs, multi-camera systems and higher-bandwidth inspection cells.

Typical shortlist cues: Ethernet-based deployment, stronger synchronisation needs, higher host-performance planning or a frame-grabber-based architecture.

Avoid starting here when: a simple single-camera setup near the PC is more important than architectural flexibility or maximum bandwidth.'

Use GigE & 2.5GigE cameras when you need a practical balance of cable length, cost and deployment flexibility. Use 5GigE & 10GigE cameras when you want Ethernet-style cabling but need more bandwidth. Use CoaXPress cameras when throughput and timing matter most and the system can accommodate frame grabbers.

Specialist industrial cameras should be shortlisted when standard visible-light imaging does not reveal enough information or when a standard housing cannot fit the machine.

Best for: 3D guidance, spectral contrast problems, reflective or transparent materials, fluorescence and non-visible imaging tasks.

Typical shortlist cues: height data, SWIR or UV response, NIR sensitivity, polarisation or a problem that ordinary visible-light contrast cannot solve reliably.

Avoid starting here when: the application problem can still be solved with better lighting, optics or a monochrome 2D camera.

Use 3D cameras when height, volume or depth information matters. Use SWIR cameras when shortwave infrared contrast reveals information that visible light misses. Use UV cameras when fluorescence or ultraviolet response matters, and use NIR Cameras when near-infrared sensitivity improves contrast or low-light performance. Specialist imaging can slve problems that megapixels alone cannot fix.

When Should you Choose Smart, Embedded or IP-Rated Industrial Cameras?

Smart, embedded or IP-rated industrial cameras should be chosen when system architecture, environmental protection or local processing matter as much as raw image acquisition.

Smart industrial cameras and edge-based vision

Smart industrial cameras and edge-based vision are chosen when you want more processing close to the machine and less reliance on a full external PC.

This route is most useful when the inspection logic is relatively focused, machine footprint matters or the project benefits from reduced cabling and faster local decisions. In some cases, a classic smart camera is the best fit. In other cases, the better answer is a standard industrial camera combined with computer vision software or OpenCV image processing tools on an edge computer.

Embedded and board-level industrial cameras

Embedded and board-level industrial cameras are chosen when size, power budget or OEM integration matters more than a standard enclosed machine vision camera.

This is often the better path for robotics, laboratory devices, mobile platforms and product-development projects where the camera has to become part of the final product. Use board-level cameras when raw machine vision capture still matters, and review industrial streaming cameras when MIPI CSI-2, UVC or compressed video workflows better suit the processor and software stack.

IP-rated industrial cameras and harsh-environment deployment

IP-rated industrial cameras and harsh-environment deployment should be considered when washdown, dust, moisture, vibration or outdoor exposure can undermine a standard camera installation.

In these cases, it is important to decide whether the project really needs a protected machine vision camera, an enclosure around a standard camera, or an industrial IP camera for network-based imaging and remote access. Check protective housings, cable retention, sealed connectors, thermal behaviour and maintenance access early, because environmental fit can remove otherwise good camera options from the shortlist.

Key Specifications That Shortlist Industrial Cameras

Key specifications shortlist industrial cameras because they reveal whether a camera will deliver enough detail, speed, synchronisation and installation flexibility for the real task.

Standard or compatibility area	Why it matters	What to confirm early
GigE Vision	Supports machine vision communication over Ethernet-based systems	NIC performance, PoE needs, switch architecture, multi-camera layout
USB3 Vision	Improves consistency for machine vision over USB3	Host controller quality, cable length, power budget, driver behaviour
GenICam	Creates a more consistent way to access camera features across compliant devices	Whether your software depends on standard feature naming or vendor-specific APIs
CoaXPress ecosystem	Supports deterministic high-bandwidth image transport	Lane count, frame grabber, PCIe slot planning, trigger routing
Camera Link Compatibility	Matters in retrofit and replacement projects	Existing cables, frame grabber, spare strategy and migration plan
Lens mount and sensor format	Affect optics compatibility as much as the electronic interface	Sensor coverage, back focus, working distance and mount constraints

Industrial Camera Technologies: Sensor, Shutter and Spectral Options

Industrial camera technologies affect image quality, motion handling and how well the imaging system can separate the feature of interest from the background.

Monochrome vs colour industrial cameras

Monochrome industrial cameras are usually preferred when you need the highest contrast, better sensitivity and more stable measurement performance.

Colour industrial cameras are appropriate when product colour, print verification, label inspection, food grading or appearance-based sorting is part of the pass/fail decision.

Global shutter vs rolling shutter industrial cameras

Global shutter industrial cameras expose all pixels at the same time, which makes them the safer choice for moving objects, robotics and triggered imaging.

Rolling shutter industrial cameras can still work well for static or slower scenes, but motion can introduce geometric distortion if the exposure strategy is not controlled carefully.

Area scan vs line scan industrial cameras

Area scan industrial cameras capture a full image in one exposure and are the default choice for many machine vision systems.

Line scan industrial cameras capture one line at a time and are often better for continuous materials, wide surfaces and applications where motion can build the final image with consistent synchronisation.

SWIR, UV, 3D and other specialist industrial cameras

SWIR, UV, 3D and other specialist industrial cameras are selected when standard visible-light imaging does not reveal enough contrast or enough information.

These options can help with moisture variation, subsurface detail, fluorescence, reflective surfaces, transparent materials, height data and geometry-driven tasks that are difficult to solve with a standard 2D visible camera.

Industrial Cameras for Automation and Inspection Use Cases

Industrial cameras for automation and inspection use cases are best selected by matching the inspection problem to the right combination of sensor, interface, optics and lighting.

OCR, barcode reading and traceability

OCR, barcode reading and traceability applications usually need sharp optics, stable contrast and enough resolution at the target size. Recommended camera traits:

Global shutter if codes move quickly on a conveyor
Monochrome imaging when contrast matters more than colour
Stable triggering and reliable lighting control for repeatable reads

High-speed conveyor inspection

High-speed conveyor inspection usually needs short exposure times, strong illumination and camera bandwidth that can keep up with production speed. Recommended camera traits:

Global shutter to avoid motion artifacts
Sufficient frame rate for the line speed
USB3, 5GigE, 10GigE or CoaXPress depending on bandwidth and cable distance

Continuous web inspection and wide materials

Continuous web inspection and wide materials often benefit from line scan imaging because a single line can build a very long image without sacrificing detail across the width. Recommended camera traits:

Line scan camera with accurate motion synchronisation
Uniform lighting designed for continuous materials
Encoder-based timing and a stable mechanical transport path

Measurement and metrology

Measurement and metrology applications need geometric stability, repeatable optics and a camera-lens combination that supports the required pixel accuracy.
Recommended camera traits:

Global shutter for motion-sensitive measurements
Low-distortion optics matched to the sensor size
Stable working distance, lighting geometry and calibration strategy

Robotics, pick-and-place and 3D guidance

Robotics, pick-and-place and 3D guidance applications often require low-latency triggering, stable geometric performance and predictable image timing. Recommended camera traits:

Global shutter for fast motion
Deterministic triggering and I/O integration
3D imaging when height or pose estimation matters more than a flat 2D image

Reflective, transparent and low-contrast materials

Reflective, transparent and low-contrast materials usually need more than a standard visible-light camera because the challenge is often contrast, not resolution. Recommended camera traits:

Specialist lighting geometry before chasing more megapixels
Polarisation, UV or SWIR where the material response supports it
Careful lens and filter selection to suppress glare or isolate the target feature

Laboratory, medical and space-constrained systems

Laboratory, medical and space-constrained systems often need compact housings, low mass or custom mechanical layouts. Recommended camera traits:

Board-level or right-angle designs where standard housings do not fit
Stable software integration for long development cycles
Controlled thermal and mechanical behaviour for repeatable capture

Why Buy Industrial Cameras from VA Imaging?

Buying industrial cameras from VA Imaging gives you a practical way to move from broad research to a realistic shortlist without losing sight of integration. You can browse by interface, camera family, shutter technology and specialist imaging type, then connect that shortlist to lenses, lighting, software, accessories and support. That matters because most machine vision delays come from system fit, not from the camera headline alone.

If your requirements go beyond a standard product, VA Imaging also offers customized camera solutions for projects that need modified mechanics, connectors, firmware or a more application-specific hardware combination. If you already know the direction you need, you can jump straight to USB3 cameras, GigE & 2.5GigE cameras, area scan cameras or line scan cameras. If you are still comparing options, contact VA Imaging for practical guidance on the right path.

Get Help Choosing Industrial Cameras from VA Imaging

VA Imaging helps teams choose industrial cameras by matching interface, optics, lighting, software and integration needs to the application. Need help narrowing down the right industrial cameras for your machine vision project? Contact VA Imaging for practical selection guidance on cameras, lenses, lighting, software, accessories and customized imaging solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions About Industrial Cameras

Industrial cameras are used for machine vision tasks such as inspection, measurement, barcode reading, robot guidance, and process monitoring. They are common in factory automation, logistics, laboratory equipment, medical devices, and OEM systems.

The specifications that matter most when choosing industrial cameras are resolution, frame rate, shutter type, sensor size, lens mount, interface, and software compatibility. The right combination depends on the smallest feature to detect, the object speed, the cable length, and how the camera will be integrated.

Industrial cameras are built for repeatable image acquisition, triggering, system integration, and long-term deployment. Consumer cameras are designed primarily for visually pleasing images, while industrial cameras are designed to deliver consistent image data for software-based decision-making.

A global shutter industrial camera is usually needed when objects move during exposure or when accurate geometry matters. It helps avoid motion distortion in conveyor inspection, robotics, and high-speed automation.

A line scan camera is usually the better option when the target is moving continuously, very wide, or cylindrical. An area scan camera is usually the better option for discrete parts that can be captured in a single frame.

Industrial cameras differ from consumer cameras because they are built for controlled image acquisition, system integration and repeatable performance.

They usually offer triggering, RAW output, more direct parameter control and better fit with machine vision software, optics and automation hardware.

Reviews industrial cameras

8

Cameras are a great value for money

The cameras are a great value for money and the lenses also. The software is outdated and needs refreshing. It took me considerable amount of time to discover how to access the camera features. The cameras are a great value for money and the lenses also. The software is outdated and needs refreshing. It took me considerable amount of time to discover how to access the camera features.
10

Excellent quality material and attentive and reliable supplier

In the commercial phase we had maximum support and delivery times were respected. The material is quite good with low and competitive costs. In the commercial phase we had maximum support and delivery times were respected. The material is quite good with low and competitive costs.
10

Fast cable delivery

I had ordered a camera but forgotten to include the required cable. the cable was ordered and delivered very fast. I had ordered a camera but forgotten to include the required cable. the cable was ordered and delivered very fast.
8

Fast delivery

Fast delivery even without paying the speed premium Fast delivery even without paying the speed premium
9

Fast Delivery and good quality!

A very good company, I will continue to cooperate next time！ A very good company, I will continue to cooperate next time！
10

Fast service

Extremely fast service. I got the camera next day. Highly recommend the seller! Thank you! Extremely fast service. I got the camera next day. Highly recommend the seller! Thank you!
8.5

Good Experience

Top, good experience. Very attentive and quick to respond. Product arrived in good condition. Top, good experience. Very attentive and quick to respond. Product arrived in good condition.
8

Good quality and fast delivery

So far, all components meet expectation, it would be great, though, if 3d models for all components were available. So far, all components meet expectation, it would be great, though, if 3d models for all components were available.
10

Great customer support, products and prices

I contacted GeT Cameras to help out with selecting the best camera and lens solution for me. They provided great support. I ordered with express and received the products 2 days later :) I contacted GeT Cameras to help out with selecting the best camera and lens solution for me. They provided great support. I ordered with express and received the products 2 days later :)
9

Great prices, great service, everything great

Bought quite a few cameras from these guys, prices are great, service is great, delivery times of the hardware is also very nice. Bought quite a few cameras from these guys, prices are great, service is great, delivery times of the hardware is also very nice.
10

Great products. Excellent support.

GeT Cameras in Germany made some photo's of our products to show the performance of their cameras and they looked perfect. Recently we purchased a camera with lens, and LED lights. We are not exper... GeT Cameras in Germany made some photo's of our products to show the performance of their cameras and they looked perfect. Recently we purchased a camera with lens, and LED lights. We are not experienced with machine vision but the installation worked out fine. After installation on our laboratory we were surprised again of the high quality of the photos and the versatility of this system. (options in Galaxy viewer and integration in Python. Recently we had an issue with the software and the customer support was able to give us the relevant information to fix it within one day. The next time we need a camera we will not be looking to other suppliers but contact GeT Cameras immediately.
10

Great support and inhouse knowledge of the cameras

First I was a little bit sceptic about buying online industrial cameras. It’s a critical part for our machine. For a new product development there was a lot of price pressure. We needed a cheap cam... First I was a little bit sceptic about buying online industrial cameras. It’s a critical part for our machine. For a new product development there was a lot of price pressure. We needed a cheap camera. I called them and Caspar was providing great support. He even advised a cheaper camera than I had in mind. I was just surprised by the inhouse knowledge of get cameras about machine vision. Never expected this from a webshop. The image an built quality of the camera is also great. The camera feels and operates the same as our Basler cameras.
10

Great support by email

I ordered a 20MP USB3 camera including a lens 2 months ago for a datamatrix code reading application. In the beginning I was sceptic because of the low prices, but support by email was great. They ... I ordered a 20MP USB3 camera including a lens 2 months ago for a datamatrix code reading application. In the beginning I was sceptic because of the low prices, but support by email was great. They advise a lens and provided additional technical information. Unfortunately they don't offer a loan service, but I decided to try it. I had the cameras in house within 2 weeks and connection was easy. The SDK looks like the SDK from Basler so I felt directly comfortable with it. The camera and lens was a perfect match and now I'm able to read small DMC codes on large products with just a single camera.
10

Great support while selecting a lens

We have bought a 20MP camera and lens with extension tubes to use it as a digital microscope in our lab. The support with selecting a lens was great. Connecting the USB3 camera was easy. We receive... We have bought a 20MP camera and lens with extension tubes to use it as a digital microscope in our lab. The support with selecting a lens was great. Connecting the USB3 camera was easy. We received everything on time.
10

High quality

High quality components and service! My order was handled quickly and arrived ahead of schedule. Would recommend. High quality components and service! My order was handled quickly and arrived ahead of schedule. Would recommend.
10

It is important to have a skilled and efficient team of workers to get the goods efficiently.

Maintained a good relationship and very good communication from start to finish to purchase the item. Maintained a good relationship and very good communication from start to finish to purchase the item.
9

Outstanding products and customer service

The customer service staff was friendly, easy to approach and helped us select the appropriate products which fit our use case perfectly. The customer service staff was friendly, easy to approach and helped us select the appropriate products which fit our use case perfectly.
10

Outstanding products and customer service

Get Cameras were extremely kind to sponsor us with some amazing equipment for our RoboCup student team, Delft Mercurians. We had no issues with the cameras, they perform as advertised and enabled u... Get Cameras were extremely kind to sponsor us with some amazing equipment for our RoboCup student team, Delft Mercurians. We had no issues with the cameras, they perform as advertised and enabled us to continue with the project and the company was extremely supportive of us overall. The customer service staff was friendly, easy to approach and helped us select the appropriate products which fit our use case perfectly.
8

Perfect customer interaction

Good site and perfect customer interaction. Good site and perfect customer interaction.
10

Products delivered sooner than promised

Ordered products were delivered sooner than promised, all ordered items were included in the package and we had no problems to make them work (cameras work with the attached software and with Matlab). Ordered products were delivered sooner than promised, all ordered items were included in the package and we had no problems to make them work (cameras work with the attached software and with Matlab).
10

Professional support, fast delivery and good product.

I liked that your team helped me chose the needed equipment by my description. The items that i have ordered are exactly what i have looked for. I liked that your team helped me chose the needed equipment by my description. The items that i have ordered are exactly what i have looked for.
10

Prompt responses to many questions

Prompt responses to our many questions. A good selection of cameras despite shortages elsewhere in the industry and we have been able to specify some of these cameras to keep projects moving forwar... Prompt responses to our many questions. A good selection of cameras despite shortages elsewhere in the industry and we have been able to specify some of these cameras to keep projects moving forward. We continue to buy regularly.
10

Quick responses and good selection of cameras

Prompt responses to our many questions. A good selection of cameras despite shortages elsewhere in the industry and we have been able to specify some of these cameras to keep projects moving forwar... Prompt responses to our many questions. A good selection of cameras despite shortages elsewhere in the industry and we have been able to specify some of these cameras to keep projects moving forward. We continue to buy from Get-Cameras regularly.
10

Quick shipping and excellent customer service

The customer service is quick, friendly and helpful, shipping takes place fast and the quality of cameras and accessoires is excellent. Very useful is also the provided software, including coding e... The customer service is quick, friendly and helpful, shipping takes place fast and the quality of cameras and accessoires is excellent. Very useful is also the provided software, including coding examples to implement the cameras in our systems.
10

Quick shipping and excellent customer service

The customer service is quick, friendly and helpful, shipping takes place fast and the quality of cameras and accessoires is excellent. Very useful is also the provided software, including coding e... The customer service is quick, friendly and helpful, shipping takes place fast and the quality of cameras and accessoires is excellent. Very useful is also the provided software, including coding examples to implement the cameras in our systems.
9

Suitable product for us

We already have several of your cameras. These are for stock only. Since we are taking them into stock, that means we are happy with them. Only lead time is little bit longer. We already have several of your cameras. These are for stock only. Since we are taking them into stock, that means we are happy with them. Only lead time is little bit longer.
10

Very good value for money

The camera arrived on schedule and gives excellent images. Very good value for money. The SDK makes it very easy to acquire images into a program of my own written using C++Builder (about 2 hours p... The camera arrived on schedule and gives excellent images. Very good value for money. The SDK makes it very easy to acquire images into a program of my own written using C++Builder (about 2 hours programming).
10

Very helpful customer service

We needed a vision camera for our project very urgently. They where able to deliver it in a few days time. They responded quick to my emails also when I needed support. They send me an article how ... We needed a vision camera for our project very urgently. They where able to deliver it in a few days time. They responded quick to my emails also when I needed support. They send me an article how to quickly install the camera and set the most important parameters. it was very helpfull and within half an hour we had a good live view image. We have also ordered the lens they advised. It provides a nice and sharp image.

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