For a scientific test I needed to record sequential raw images.
I used something like this:
rpicam-raw -t 20000 --shutter 2000 --gain 1.0 --fps 30 -o image_%04d.raw
Then, I used a python script to stitch the images together into a single video.
However when looking at the video ( or individual images) the frames are not always in the right order.
I can tell by capturing images of a digital chronometer or a constant moving object
Is this a known issue?
For a scientific test I needed to record sequential raw images.
I used something like this:
rpicam-raw -t 20000 --shutter 2000 --gain 1.0 --fps 30 -o image_%04d.raw
Then, I used a python script to stitch the images together into a single video.
However when looking at the video ( or individual images) the frames are not always in the right order.
I can tell by capturing images of a digital chronometer or a constant moving object
Is this a known issue?