We’ll cover the Official LightBurn Camera Mount in this guide since any mount you design and fabricate on your own may differ in operation.
The connector cable will need to run from the camera to a USB port on your computer so LightBurn can connect to the camera.
Fixed Pattern Noise: Maximum Image Transfer Rate: S/N Ratio: 34dB.We have a video walkthrough of the setup and calibration process here:
If you are using Windows 7, you might need to install a driver for the camera, which you can find here: Note that there will always be a bit of image loss from undistorting the image, so you should always err slightly toward having a little extra room.ĭocumentation for setting up and using the camera can be found here: You then measure the height of your mounting location, and choose a camera that requires about 2" less height than that. It will tell you the minimum mounting height to see the entire area of your laser, given the size of it. In order to determine the minimum height for the camera to see your whole laser area, use the Camera Selection Help option in the Help menu in LightBurn. Also note that camera sales are final - we do not accept returns, though we will replace units that are damaged or defective. These fit our small camera mount, which you can purchase from us here. You will need to produce an enclosure or mount. These cameras are exactly as shown, with no enclosure. If you are outside of the US, you may be required to pay import duty on this item. The camera uses a CMOS sensor, with automatic exposure and white balance, and a manually focused lens.Įach camera comes with a lens of your choosing, and a 3.2 meter (10 foot) USB cable.
This is a 5 megapixel (2592 x 1944) USB camera, configured by the manufacturer for use with LightBurn, and will work equally well on Windows or Mac systems.
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