Filmshooting

Note: My calculator informs me 1280x960 is in fact 4:3 as I suspected. HD is normally 16:9. --min So even though 1280x960 aspect ratio from the industrial imaging firewire cams are not at the HDTV ratio, then they can be cropped/resized to 720P!! Good to know that! :)
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HD may normally ...

Woo-Hooo! I got some replies :D

Whoaaa .... LewisASellers .... you reeally know your stuff :o Only "code" I sort-of know is Html :( The camera VideoFred uses also comes with software for programmers. Just a hypothetical .... Would it be possible to modify the software to capture in TIFF format ...

A software guy! Excellent!

Whether or not the hardware is physically positioning each sucessive frame ... it's a good thing if the software can. :)

If you can find the frame line in software that may be the true reference to stabilize for...in a sloppy camera the perfs will be jittery but the ...

.... or Animation! :)

I see that the DFK 31F03 camera comes with software and is this what one uses to capture the single images, as for example, in film-to-digital single frame transfer applications? I assume, you can set the size of the image to be captured. What is the actual image format that ...

Do you happen to be the same Lewis Sellers that is/was quite active on many ColdFusion developer forums?

FWIW, I can send you some frames from captures with the perf hole visible if you want. That is, if I haven't trashed all those captures to recover drive space. I'll be doing more this weekend ...

Same here.

If a picture is worth 1000 words, EMJ owes us about 100 pictures!

It sounds like you've got hard drives full of the stuff, so post some frames and clips. And some pictures of all this equipment. And a link to this magical software.
Thx,
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I can't speak to anything else, but ... I ...

It is one of the developer transition kit Macs. (I know this for a fact.)

The thing to understand about them is that they are ... just a step above prototypes in a way. The final production Macs using the Intel processors will undergo a "Mac-ification" hardware wise -- these are primarily just to ...