I know there has been some discussion about using cameras
for center/edge  finding with LinuxCNC.  I just found a
camera/microscope that looks REALLY ideal, but have no
idea if there is a Linux driver for the camera chip.

See eBay item

http://www.ebay.com/itm/321060396782?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1423.l2649

eBay item # is 321060396782  if the above line is messed up.

it is 7 mm diameter, says 200X magnification.
What I'd do is take a 3/4" R-8 end mill holder and
fab a ring  to permanently hold the scope, and
have a groove for the cord to come out.  Then,
I'd find whatever pixel on the camera is at the
center of rotation and make a permanent
assignment of that pixel for the crosshairs.

But, the eBay listing only specifies XP drivers.
So, does anybody know how to find out whether there
is a Linux driver for this camera?  Any other comments
on suitability of this unit?

Thanks,

Jon

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