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Re: IP Cameras
Axis cameras are pretty standard. For vision processing, i'd recommend the M1011 over the M1013 - the 1013 has some auto-image-adjust features which you cannot turn off and can wreak havoc with image processing algorithms.
Network cameras have a nice user interface and require fairly minimal setup to get a lot of flexibility. However, you may see some network latency compared to a really really nice USB camera. So far I prefer network cameras over usb due to this, but that's more of a personal-preference thing. 
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