# Hello, I need to connect with SVS Vistek exo264CGE camera and perform image acquisition

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**Created:** [15 May 2024 08:14 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/hello-i-need-to-connect-with-svs-vistek-exo264cge-camera-and-perform-image-acquisition/87969 "2024-05-15T08:14:43Z")\
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**Post date:** [15 May 2024 08:56 UTC](https://discourse.nodered.org/t/hello-i-need-to-connect-with-svs-vistek-exo264cge-camera-and-perform-image-acquisition/87969/3 "2024-05-15T08:56:59Z")

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There may be other ways but at a quick glance, I see they have a windows SDK available so 1 option would be to create an c# or c++ application that imports their SDK and automates image capture via MQTT.

e.g, your custom c#/c++ application could utilise MQTT to subscribe to "camera//command" and given a payload of `{ "action": "capture", "width": 640", "height": 480 }` it would perform the commanded action and publish back to "camera//image". Then you could use file nodes to save the data to file (or skip file saving and just process the binary buffer in memory).

> [@khalil\_khalil](#):
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> The camera is connected via TCP/IP

If you know of any specific protocols it supports, let us know and we may be able to help further.

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