Steph @ 03/10/2015 - 17h04 a dit:
Hi,
at this prise give it a try. No ir-filter remove necessary. Be sure to get at least 30FPS out of it and just add a good daylight filter.
http://forum.free-track.net/index.php?showtopic=3972&message=19297
Looking at your previous posts you mentioned some difficulty for the detection of your LEDs. How did you build your mount? Do you got the specs of your LEDs?
Actually, per some advice from another forum, I'm ordered a Microsoft Lifecam VX-3000 as another member testifies it works quite well.
I built my mount using some headgear from a welding helmet safety shield.. Very sturdy stuff.
I'm an electrical engineer and build high-powered leds for lighting my home and growing seedlings for our garden so I'm confident my leds are working fine.
My first problem was that the PS3 Eye Cam I purchased was the wrong type that can't be modified. The IR filter was sandwiched between two pieces of glass.
My second attempt was using my wife's webcam.. but its either not compatable with free-track, or it has a strong IR Filter in it becaus the image in freetrack is just black and white and heavily shaded. Almost like a charcoal drawing in that I could see shapes but almost no detail at all. It would only show the IR's on my wifes cam if I held them very close to the lens.
Once I get the vx3000 here, everything should go well. I'll post some pictures of my set up when I get it all completed.
