I'm setting up a golf simulator with the See3CAM_24CUG, a Full HD color global shutter USB 3.1 Gen 1 camera. I’ve read about a successful setup that included high-speed cameras for swing analysis. Here are some key points I found:
- Camera Specs: It’s important to choose cameras that can handle high frame rates, such as 120fps at 1280x720 for clearer images. Motion blur can be minimized by adjusting shutter speed rather than just increasing frame rates.
- Software Use: Utilizing software like Kinovea can enhance swing analysis by allowing sound-triggered captures and slow-motion replays.
- Microphone Setup: A lavalier mic positioned near the hitting area can help accurately capture the sound of the ball being struck, reducing false triggers.
- Lighting Considerations: Adequate lighting is crucial. It’s recommended to use track lighting with high-lumen bulbs to ensure clear video without motion blur.
- Hardware Configuration: Running the camera software on a separate laptop can help maintain performance for the simulator software.
Given these points, I’m curious: Is the See3CAM_24CUG a suitable choice for this type of setup? What do you think about using it for swing analysis in a golf simulator?
Looking forward to your insights!