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In article <45tv69$o02@news.cict.fr>
fourcass@cict.fr (fourcass) writes:

> We are desesperately looking for companies selling framegrabbers for
> Apple MacIntosh. Framegrabbers are video digitizers that allow a
> real-time capture and analysis (through the use of Look Up Tables) of
> video images. We found a lot of companies that sell framegrabbers for
> IBM PC platform. However, we are having a hard time to find companies
> handling framegrabbers for Apple MacIntosh. Our aim is to use this card
> to track moving objects (insects) in real time. Does someone know:
> 
> 1- if framegrabbers for Apple MacIntosh are availabe and if yes, the
> names and
>    addresses of companies selling that sort of product.
> 2- whether software are already available on the market to achieve a
> real-time
>    tracking of moving objects (maybe as an option in one of the
> software of the
>    Adobe series?).
> 
> 
> Thanks for your answers.
> 

We use ComputerEyes/RT with our Performa 475.  (from Digital Vision).
It's an external SCSI
framegrabber, which will work with any Mac that has a SCSI port (almost
all of them).  It comes with some QuickTime utilities for capturing 
images.  I'm not sure whether NIH Image will do motion tracking
or not.  You might try comp.sys.mac.scitech.
--Randy