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Fastest way to trigger a single frame image from any time of camera
Oct. 1, 2023, 4:50 a.m. | /u/thedead69
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I'm looking at a setup that would have a hardware trigger that would send a signal to a camera to capture a single still image.
All the web cameras would be bound by their FPS so are not great, and DSLRs are 100-150ms.
I will be using a laser that when broken will need to take an image, this will happen every 5-6 seconds. The object will be going ~100mph and there is a TON of light available …
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