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I tried this software; interesting; tho it only takes slices or pictures in time. Some cameras go to 1/3200 of a sec exposure; expensive cameras go faster; like shutters.
I wonder seems like electronic shutters could be made to go really fast; videos are like 30-60 fps or frames per second; what collects data at rates of 3200 fps; baud rates are 9600 for the slow stuff on radios.
I am kind of thinking outloud in reference to my own research thats why I dont use cameras for collecting data; I havnt even touched in this area in my own research; this would be called response times so this thread has made me think!
I wouldnt use this software explicitly as I think the entertainment value exceeds it's usefulness; unless it can be made to work more concurrently in a project using other resources.
MrZeta
Last edited on Jan 31st, 2015 08:00 PM by MrZeta