thanks a lot for your help. so far i made first steps using PySight
which works fine with my iSight camera.
Cool, I'm glad this worked. I'll have to try PySight out.
i'm able to aquire images and to process them, using code-snippets
from here and there, but i lack an idea of PyObjC and i am
hi zach,
thanks a lot for your help. so far i made first steps using PySight
which works fine with my iSight camera.
i'm able to aquire images and to process them, using code-snippets
from here and there, but i lack an idea of PyObjC and i am still a bit
overwhelmed by it. i would prefer
Hi Michael,
I see some faint traces on Google of something called "PySight" that
can grab images from iSight cameras. There may be some Apple-provided
frameworks for grabbing iSight images as well, which could be called
via PyObjC. Failing that, I'm sure you can find some C-level webcam
d
hi all,
first: theres a library called VideoCapture for Win32 environments
which makes it possible to access video-capture devices. is there
something similar for macs?
second: i would like to do real-time video-processing (like bright-
spot detection, movement detection, ...) using images
