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High Frame Rate footage
Is Processing able to handle high frame rate footage or video input from a camera with a high frame rate (120+ fps)?
When asking for Capture.list to print in the console, I'm able to see the possibilities of my camera configurations (1920x1080 fps 30; 1280x720; fps 15; etc.) However, my camera is able to shoot at 60fps. How can I access this frame rate?
I'm asking because I am interested in creating a slit scan program (
) and the issue is that with normal frame rates like 24 or 30 you often see aliasing, jagged moments in the scan that are avoided by shooting with a high frame rate camera.
Thanks
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