Which Camera Should I Buy?

Imago supports almost any modern DSLR camera. Here is a list.

This article presents camera makes and models available across price ranges so that you can choose one that fits your needs. 
Camera Specifications such as MegaPixels count and Sensor Type (Cropped or Full Frame) are listed.

The MegaPixels count is a way to quickly describe a camera’s resolution based on the number of pixels it’s capable of capturing, in general, a photograph with more MegaPixels will be able to show more detail. 

About the sensor type "Full Frame" or "Crop" refers to sensor size. Generally, a full-frame sensor can provide a higher quality image than a crop sensor. The full-frame also offers a wider field of view which is good if you need to photograph long core trays. 

Good Resolution

Fig. 1. Canon EOS Rebel T7 + 18-55mm Lenses

Option 1.

Camera Body: Canon EOS Rebel T7 (also known as EOS 2000D in Europe, or 1500D in Southeast Asia)
MegaPixels count: 24.1
Sensor type: Crop Sensor
Lenses: 18-55mm or 10-18mm (Will depend on your box size)
Body Price (USD): 600
Lenses Price (USD): 300

*You can also use any Canon camera with similar specs (24Mp) as an entry level options. 

Very Good Resolution

Fig. 2. Canon EOS 90D + 18-55 lenses

Option 1.

Camera Body: Canon 90D
Lenses (Core): 18-55mm
Lenses (Chips - Core): 10-18mm
MegaPixels count: 32.5
Sensor Type: Crop Sensor
Body Price (USD): 1,200
Lenses (Core) Price (USD): 400

Excellent Resolution

Fig. 3. Canon 5Ds (body).

Option 1.

Camera Body: Canon 5DS 
MegaPixels count: 50.6
Sensor Type: Full Frame
Lenses (Core): 24-70mm
Lenses (Chips): 11-22mm 
Body Price (USD): 4,000
Lenses (for Core Photography) Price (USD): 1,100
Lenses (Chips) Price (USD): 5000

Fig. 4. Sony a7r IV (Body)

Option 2. 

Camera Body: Sony a7r IV
MegaPixels count: 61
Sensor Type: Full Frame
Lenses (Core): 24-105mm
Lenses (Chips): 12-24mm
Body Price (USD): 3,000
Lenses Price (Core photograph): 1,000
Lenses Price (Chips): 500

Summary: