High-speed Image Processing

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From: Mike Black
Date: Sat, 08 Dec 1990 14:54

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I just had installed in my office an Imaging Technologies Series 151 image
processing system.  The contractor that did the software development was
able to get this system to record single-frame transient events.  What I mean
by this is an event that lasts less than 33 milliseconds (one video frame) will
be recorded.  The test that we have done is a video tape of 4000 frames of
images.  Each image has a low intensity frame number on it, and either a 
zero-intensity, medium-intensity, or high-intensity rectangle.  The rectangles
are from 1-10 frames long.  The system can be set up to record all 4000, the
medium and high intensity, the medium intensity, or the high intensity images.
The amazing thing is it doesn't miss ANY frames.  The total cost for this was
$87,000.  If any one wants more info please e-mail:
black@beno.CSS.GOV

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From: black@beno.CSS.GOV (Mike Black)
Newsgroups: comp.ivideodisc
Subject: High-speed Image Processing
Summary: Acquiring single-frame events
Keywords: image digitizer high speed
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Date: 8 Dec 90 14:54:35 GMT
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Organization: Center for Seismic Studies, Arlington, VA
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