Oregon
Oregon Scientific has a 2.0 mega pixel thin digital camera, the DS6200-S which is pretty cheap by scientific cameras standards. It’s 8MB of memory is average, as is its 1.5” color screen and 4x digital zoom. It’s a great pick up and go type camera and it also has a built in flash and supports SC cards for extra memory.

Oregon Scientific also offers Ambient Weather technologies. The parts to this whole are their Ambient Weather cameras which are reported to be able to handle all weather conditions. They’re also great at reporting back in “real time” for your digital weather forecast, ‘live’ updates, or even if your website is streaming weather always; Ambient Weather is the service you need.

Oregon Scientific also has cameras with view finders; large screens so that if you’re in a scientific group or conducting an experiment on location, more than one set of eyes can look for results at once.

Oregon Scientific also has the AI18 ATC-2000; their helmet camera for taking video while your hands are otherwise engaged. This is great for still research or even while riding a bicycle. Another use would be for research of multiple topics at once while being channeled back to multiple screens or a split screen with two windows to compare information side by side.

Oregon Scientific offers a knowledgeable support staff to provide accurate and helpful information in the event anything does befall your weather station. In fact, their aftermarket support deals with suppliers before something happens to take your weather offline. Their generous return policy should ensure your continued happiness; if it does happen that you are dissatisfied, even once your weather station has been installed, you have rights to return.

In the scientific community, Oregon Scientific is in a class that stands alone. Whether it’s camera parts, accessories, or an entire Ambient Weather system, Oregon Scientific has what you need.

Lastly Oregon Scientific offers free shipping (lo! Free shipping?) on most orders; a thing long since forgotten in recent years. For your website, personal use, or other experimentation, try out Oregon Scientific and their scientific camera models.