To Next PageTo Next PageHow to minimize skew when using a Point Grey Flea3 FL3-U3 Digital Camera?
Skew, which can occur with the rolling shutter on your Point Grey digital camera, can be minimized by slowing the pan or increasing the frame rate, or both.
What to do if my Point Grey Flea3 FL3-U3 Digital Camera footage shows wobble?
If you're experiencing wobble (stretching of objects due to vibration or sudden motion) with your Point Grey digital camera, try increasing the frame rate or slowing the shutter speed. Be aware that slowing the shutter speed may introduce motion blur.
Why does my Point Grey Flea3 FL3-U3 have white blemish pixel artifacts?
Cosmic radiation may cause random pixels to generate a permanently high charge. Point Grey tests for and programs white blemish pixel correction into the camera firmware.
What to do if partial exposure occurs on my Point Grey Digital Camera?
If partial exposure occurs, where a sudden change of lighting significantly alters the exposure for only a portion of the frame, you can minimize it by synchronizing the light source to the exposure.
Detailed specifications for Flea3 USB 3.0 camera models including sensor and performance.
Physical dimensions and mounting details of the Flea3 USB 3.0 camera, including lens mount.
Guidelines for safe handling, care, and avoiding damage to the camera.
Information on USB 3.0 and GPIO connectors for camera interface and data transfer.
Prerequisites and system checks before installing the camera hardware and software.
Step-by-step guide for installing the interface card and FlyCapture software.
Procedure for physically installing the camera and connecting it to the system.
Details on camera power sources and the power-up sequence.
Saving and restoring custom camera settings using on-board memory channels.
Information on camera firmware management, version checking, and upgrades.
Description of the 8-pin GPIO connector and its available functions.
Explanation of different configuration modes for GPIO pins.
Configuring GPIO pins to output synchronized strobe signals.
Using the camera's serial port for data communication at various baud rates.
Overview of customizable video modes using ROI and pixel binning.
Explanation of pixel encoding schemes and their bit depths.
Tables showing supported configurations per camera model and frame rates.
Controls for setting video format, mode, and frame rate.
Explanation of global shutter operation, benefits, and timing.
Explanation of rolling shutter operation and potential artifacts.
Methods and configurations for triggering image acquisition externally or via software.
Overview of available trigger modes for the camera, including Standard, Bulb, and Multi-Shot.
Introduction to the adjustable imaging parameters available for the camera.
Control of image brightness, also known as offset or black level.
Adjustment of pixel amplification for image intensity and noise control.
Control of image sensor exposure time, including auto and manual modes.
Automatic control of shutter and gain for optimal image intensity.
On-board processing of Bayer tile pattern data for color images.
Resources for obtaining technical support and accessing the Knowledge Base.
Parameters for monitoring camera error status and troubleshooting issues.
Understanding the camera's status LED codes for operational feedback.
Identifying and correcting pixel defects such as dead or hot pixels.
Understanding and mitigating common rolling shutter artifacts like skew and wobble.
Overview of register addressing, memory map, and basic register structure.
Registers used for querying camera features, modes, and capabilities.
Registers related to video mode configurations, including Format 7 details.
Registers providing real-world values for camera settings like shutter and gain.
General| Brand | Point Grey |
|---|---|
| Model | Flea3 FL3-U3 |
| Category | Digital Camera |
| Language | English |
