First Test Of My LightBurn Camera

[@cesarwilliamsv]

the name of that camera please

[@sitgesvillaapartmentneilsc7924]

That is a good example of the camera, no matter how many times i tell people the best example is in this video, the fact of thde matter is that if you wanted to you could put your name on to the top of a pencil , its that accurate and probably one of the best little known features of lightburn. Great Video. My question please, I was struggling with a place to mount my camera and you have provided the solution, could you please tell me what camera you used please and FOV so I can repeat this , I was going to make a bracket on a arm, but this is the best option as its so important the camera doesn't move after calibration and this seems to solve the problem!! thanks alot for the excellent demo.

[@ATN007]

Did you ever figure out the cmera and the FOV?

[@billsbuilds5961]

Can you provide make/model info on the camera please?

[@BrianFesta]

its an arducam 160 degree i think

[@davidcockcroft5444]

Which camera did you use? Is that the actual lightburn one?

[@daniellopez8711]

why not to mention the camera you have used in this video

[@edgotbait]

As the table you put the wood on appears to be blue anodized can’t you just burn a grid on to it ?

[@BravoTechnologiesLaserGods]

absolutely

[@redengineer1511]

Hello! Thank you for the video. I have a doubt...where did you connect the camera? On the k40 motherboard or your PC?

[@davva360]

About to kick off our laser business. Waiting on ours to arrive. Definitely going to add a camera. Takes away a lot of the work

[@TheDwilliams1000]

What camera is that?

[@maxdehart]

What degree camera is it?

[@K40Keller]

Which camera is it?

[@antonioalbertoonline]

what's the name of the program you used?

[@BravoTechnologiesLaserGods]

LightBurnSoftware.com

[@TheAbevalle]

There's got to be a safer way to mount that camera

[@eb6056]

now i have motion sickness ... you move the camera faster than a roller coaster rides but good video overall