We have to make 3d scan system using Canon eos 600 d. So we want to capture a photo at 30~60 fps. Normally capture can't be more 3.7 fps. So using live view in EDSDK, can I capture a photo by 30~60 fps?
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Nigam Patro
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2What does the manual say? – roelofs Nov 21 '17 at 02:46
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A Canon cameras live view has 30fps and a substantially smaller resolution than the photo resolution (actual resolution depends on camera model). If the live view resolution is enough for you, there is still a problem with the transfer rate of USB 2. In my experience you won't get more than 20-25 fps at best. If your camera supports USB 3 you might be able to get better results.
I think you will be better off using something that is more specialized for this kind of thing.
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eos 600d use usb 2.0, we are satisfied with 20-25 fps. can i receive your code?? I need more help about making code but i have no senior in this company.. – Let Us Love Just Nov 22 '17 at 02:19
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@LetUsLoveJust I have written a tutorial in C# but it should be relatively easy to apply things to other C-based languages: https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/688276/Canon-EDSDK-Tutorial-in-Csharp – Johannes Bildstein Nov 22 '17 at 14:44