Dear list, I am using high speed cameras with 200fps. Is there any hard coded limitation in Gem which determines maximum fps? or [frame 200( to [gemwin] is enough? I tried [metro 5] to [gemhead] too, but need a proof that it goes 200fps. Does any of you have a patch which could measure the fps in gemwin? I found something on the forum but not sure if it does the job for me.
Looking forward to some advice, Popesz
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