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Basically a CCD camera will capture images in excess of 25 frames per second and keep sending the frames to the output for either a monitor or any other media to capture it. Rest everything is like a normal camera clicking 25 or 29 times a second. All the frames are played back at greater than or equal to 25 frames a second to give the impression of a movie running.<br />
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The speed can then be varied to have LP recording where 10 frames are captured per second giving a slighty slower playback but almost all important frames are captured.<br />
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Dan<br />

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Basically a CCD camera will capture images in excess of 25 frames per second and keep sending the frames to the output for either a monitor or any other media to capture it. Rest everything is like a normal camera clicking 25 or 29 times a second. All the frames are played back at greater than or equal to 25 frames a second to give the impression of a movie running.

The speed can then be varied to have LP recording where 10 frames are captured per second giving a slighty slower playback but almost all important frames are captured.

Dan


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can someone explain how a single-CCD video camera captures a sequence of images. thanks
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can someone explain how a single-CCD video camera captures a sequence of images. thanks

single-CCD video camera

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