Hello,
I am currently working on a project that requires me to capture images as fast as possible with a Raspberry Camera V3 NoIR for real time image processing. The application is real time navigation.
I cannot use OpenCV or python for compatibility reasons (there might be a way to circumvent this but I would like to try without).
I specify I am a beginner in both c/c++ and use of raspberry.
I am searching for a way to have a script in c/c++ that takes photos as fast as possible.
Mu current solution involves using the system() function with the following command:
"rpicam-still -e rgb --shutter 20 --lens-position 2 -o temp.bin -n --immediate -v 0 --flush"
I'm not sure each command actually contributes to faster image taking. Saving it as rgb binary file is helpful for the post-processing since i will need the rgb matrix.
Is there any other way I could do it?
I am currently working on a project that requires me to capture images as fast as possible with a Raspberry Camera V3 NoIR for real time image processing. The application is real time navigation.
I cannot use OpenCV or python for compatibility reasons (there might be a way to circumvent this but I would like to try without).
I specify I am a beginner in both c/c++ and use of raspberry.
I am searching for a way to have a script in c/c++ that takes photos as fast as possible.
Mu current solution involves using the system() function with the following command:
"rpicam-still -e rgb --shutter 20 --lens-position 2 -o temp.bin -n --immediate -v 0 --flush"
I'm not sure each command actually contributes to faster image taking. Saving it as rgb binary file is helpful for the post-processing since i will need the rgb matrix.
Is there any other way I could do it?
Statistics: Posted by giobuon — Fri Dec 12, 2025 10:14 am — Replies 0 — Views 8