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you could narrow it 1/3rd at least without really affecting results at all, then include the 10x improvement from skipping frames, since you really don't need t
by andrewchambers 9y ago
you could narrow it 1/3rd at least without really affecting results at all, then include the 10x improvement from skipping frames, since you really don't need that many. The world doesn't move that fast.
- hikarudo 9y agoActually, the world (the part of it you're interested in, i.e. the license plate) does move that fast, relative to the camera, in terms of pixels/s. You need 10fps for patrol car ALPR to work well. Source: I've worked with ALPR for 7 years.
- naikrovek 9y agoYou just need a short exposure, blur is not related to framerate, it is related to exposure time.