If you find something that meets your requirements let us know. Good luck.
Most compact, bridge and DSLR cameras can be used with free software in the
sense that you can interface with them through USB and copy the photographies
to a computer running free software. However, I don't know of any that you
can use, also as a “webcam” with free software (that is, transfer the
audio and video stream in real time). DSLRs usually use proprietary formats
for raw images, but you can decode most of them with Dcraw and RawTherapee.
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