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✓ Published: 07-May-2012
✓ Published: 07-May-2012
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According to the documentation the Red Epic can accept an external TTL pulse as a sync input.What happens is that when a the voltage on the “Sync in” pin of the 4 pin lemo “Sync” Socket rises past 3.3V then the camera takes a picture at the present frame rate. nnThe theory runs that if you set the camera to 25fps then the camera will take a picture with a 1/50th of a second exposure whenever a pulse is sent.According to the documentation this will work at up to half the framera
According to the documentation the Red Epic can accept an external TTL pulse as a sync input.What happens is that when a the voltage on the “Sync in” pin of the 4 pin lemo “Sync” Socket rises past 3.3V then the camera takes a picture at the present frame rate. nnThe theory runs that if you set the camera to 25fps then the camera will take a picture with a 1/50th of a second exposure whenever a pulse is sent.According to the documentation this will work at up to half the framera
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