My system sending 2000 images per second to camera, how can I record the images

[Jack123]

I have a system which sending around 2000 images per second to the camera. The camera has a frame rate upto 30fps. Is it possible to capture all the images using external triggering?

With thanks

Jack

[billko]

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@Jack123 wrote:

I have a system which sending around 2000 images per second to the camera. The camera has a frame rate upto 30fps. Is it possible to capture all the images using external triggering?

With thanks

Jack

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So which is it?  30 fps or 2000 fps?  And if both are true, then why would you even want to capture most of the images since they will be duplicates?

[Norbert_B]

Maybe his "camera" is a "projector"?

But to be honest... 2000 images per second sounds very....unlikely.

If one image is 8bit 640x480 pixels, we already talk about somewhere 2000x640x480 = 614 400 000 bytes. So this is about 614 MB/s which is more than five times a Gigabit network can stream.....

Norbert

[pincpanter]

Mmm... not very clear.

Usually cameras send images instead of receiving them!

What's exactly your system?

2000 images/s seems to be a huge amount of data (unless they are 10x10 B/W).

[Jack123]

The camera is of 30 fps.

The system which is independent of camera sending around 2000 images per second to the camera.

The camera need to do the job to record the images.

[pincpanter]

So you expect to catch 30 images per seconds, right?

[Norbert_B]

Jack,

repeating the same, unclear statement doesn't make it easier to understand.

We have two options:

a) as you are obviously no native english speaker, try your mothertongue... maybe someone is able to understand it here

b) you look for the correct terms first and then give a detailed, correct description of your system

thanks,

Norbert

EDIT: What i understand by your edit of your last post is:

You have a camera capable of acquiring 30fps (frames per second, note that frame=image). But your system requires the camera to acquire 2000 fps. Is that correct?

EDIT2: If so, you have no chance.... 30 fps as technical limit cannot acquire 2000 fps. It would be the same as asking a cyclist to drive faster than sound..... that wont work as well.....

[Jack123]

@ Paolo

Yes.

[billko]

I didn't notice the "TO the camera" part.  What does that mean?

[Jack123]

@ Norbert

Thanks for your reply.

Yes, I want to capture all the 2000 images sent to the camera per second.

Is there any way to do this?