I have a Foresight Simulator with a GC Quad. I bought some cameras from the Imaging Source a year ago and finally got around to hooking them up. My 237 fps cameras showed up with FZX as available, but they were Blurry, underexposed and a whopping 10 fps. I am in the process of figuring WTF is wrong.
First - can FZX handle a high speed camera? I mean 10fps is BS for watching a golf swing. If so, where do I straighten this out. I looked in the settings and could not find anything on first check.
Second, do I need to buy specific software for the video analysis? If so, any suggestions. I am trying to reduce the amount of research to come to a reasonable solution. I want to be able to use the high frame rates to see clear stop action for swings - from two angles (face on/down the line).
I have lights in the room - they are causing areas of the video that look like the sun ,and they may be messing with the exposure of the current setup, but the lights would have nothing to do with the frame rate. My lights are face on and down the line - I did not want to mess with the lighting location because the room has a vaulted ceiling that is pretty high up there.
Thanks for any help!
Andy
First - can FZX handle a high speed camera? I mean 10fps is BS for watching a golf swing. If so, where do I straighten this out. I looked in the settings and could not find anything on first check.
Second, do I need to buy specific software for the video analysis? If so, any suggestions. I am trying to reduce the amount of research to come to a reasonable solution. I want to be able to use the high frame rates to see clear stop action for swings - from two angles (face on/down the line).
I have lights in the room - they are causing areas of the video that look like the sun ,and they may be messing with the exposure of the current setup, but the lights would have nothing to do with the frame rate. My lights are face on and down the line - I did not want to mess with the lighting location because the room has a vaulted ceiling that is pretty high up there.
Thanks for any help!
Andy
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