Which webcam makes the best pictures?

I need to take pictures of different products from the same camera position.
So I want to mount a webcam on the ceiling and use photobooth to take the pictures.
the distance from the camera to the object will be about 4 feet.
which (apple compatible, duh) webcam makes the best pictures?
or do I need to mount a normal photocamera to the ceiling? (which will be difficult to turn off/on
Ipevo P2V? Logitech?
Help!
thanks in advance,
Ralph

Camera Awesome is excellent. As a professional photographer, I find it quite amazing.

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