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Matthias Melcher
- Jan 1, 1970
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Hi,
For a computer vision project, I am trying to transmit the image of a
stereo pair of video cameras over a single HF transmitter. The plan is
to usee the even field for the left image and the odd field of the
interlaced video for the right field. This can be easily done if both
cameras run in sync, but here lies the problem. All cameras witch master
sync I could find are far beyond my budget.
Can I synchronize two simple b/w "sugarcube" style cameras or simalar?
Is there a way to ruin them with the same base clock and a single reset
line? After all, they are only 10cm apart.
Cameras like this one:
http://www.sampson-jeff.com/rsoh/020906/rsoh04.jpg
Thanks,
Matthias
For a computer vision project, I am trying to transmit the image of a
stereo pair of video cameras over a single HF transmitter. The plan is
to usee the even field for the left image and the odd field of the
interlaced video for the right field. This can be easily done if both
cameras run in sync, but here lies the problem. All cameras witch master
sync I could find are far beyond my budget.
Can I synchronize two simple b/w "sugarcube" style cameras or simalar?
Is there a way to ruin them with the same base clock and a single reset
line? After all, they are only 10cm apart.
Cameras like this one:
http://www.sampson-jeff.com/rsoh/020906/rsoh04.jpg
Thanks,
Matthias
