Hello,
I have a camera mounted to a tractor that drives over a field. The camera is angled straight down, and is capturing images of the ground. The tractor is driving at a speed of ~5mph. I am capturing images on a regular interval, approximately 1 / sec. A large percent (50%-60%) of the images are quite blurry. My application is written in python. Any ideas why this is happening? Are there camera initialization settings I could set, to help solve this issue? As you can see in the code below, I am using Picamera2, and using the create_still_configuration method, as is, not setting any other properties.
Appreciate the help
Camera Info:
Arducam 1080P IMX291 Low Light USB Camera, 120° Wide Angle Lightburn Camera Module with Waterproof Metal Case
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C36ZVQ5G
Camera Initialization Code:Sample Image:
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I have a camera mounted to a tractor that drives over a field. The camera is angled straight down, and is capturing images of the ground. The tractor is driving at a speed of ~5mph. I am capturing images on a regular interval, approximately 1 / sec. A large percent (50%-60%) of the images are quite blurry. My application is written in python. Any ideas why this is happening? Are there camera initialization settings I could set, to help solve this issue? As you can see in the code below, I am using Picamera2, and using the create_still_configuration method, as is, not setting any other properties.
Appreciate the help
Camera Info:
Arducam 1080P IMX291 Low Light USB Camera, 120° Wide Angle Lightburn Camera Module with Waterproof Metal Case
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C36ZVQ5G
Camera Initialization Code:
Code:
camera = Picamera2(camera_port['index']) config = camera.create_still_configuration() camera.configure(config) camera.start() # Looping code goes here camera.capture_file(file) 
Statistics: Posted by Ziggy1982 — Sun Dec 22, 2024 2:44 pm