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We installed Axis Q3518-LVE camera on a 60m tower to observe tower oscillation. We record high quality MJPEG video at 10 fps. We noticed that at windy weather, the upper part and the lower part of the frame moves differently. We believe that could be because the oscillation frequency higher than the line frequency of capture. Is it possible to get technical details about how video capturing works, i,e, how the sensor output is converted to digital output and recorded? Is this information available in some whitepaper or technical documentation I can access?
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We installed Axis Q3518-LVE camera on a 60m tower to observe tower oscillation. We record high quality MJPEG video at 10 fps. We noticed that at windy weather, the upper part and the lower part of the frame moves differently. We believe that could be because the oscillation frequency higher than the line frequency of capture. Is it possible to get technical details about how video capturing works, i,e, how the sensor output is converted to digital output and recorded? Is this information available in some whitepaper or technical documentation I can access?
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