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Today, more and more of the interiors are lit by fluorescent light sources. And that is why this topic flickering fluorescent light is increasingly important for photographers. You may / may not have noticed that the videos may contain rolling dark bands, counterfeit or faint color of a framework for when you throw them in fluorescent light. This is known as fluorescent light flicker usually referred to as flicker. Many people often confuse this with the flickering flash or rolling black bars that occurs in frames when you record a video on your television or computer monitor. But in reality blur has to do with fluorescent sources.Â

For flicker: –

To understand the flicker in video frames, we first have to understand the flicker luminance in the fluorescent lights. The frequency of the electricity business in which the fluorescent lights operate, is standardized at 50 Hz or 60 Hz (frequency with the alternating current is transmitted from plant to the End User) depending on the geographic region. 50Hz AC (alternating current) changes direction 100 times per second, as during each cycle of 50 years, first current flows in one direction, then in the other direction. Similarly, 60Hz so at 120 times per second. Luminosity fluorescent lights fluctuates according to changing direction of CA, instead of being relatively constant. For example, the frequency of the commercial network in Europe is 50Hz, so fluorescent lights flicker in Europe at least 100 times per second, and the frequency of the network in the U.S. is 60Hz, so they flicker in the U.S. at 120 times per second. However, with lights flashing the tungsten filament is negligible, because the tungsten is still hot and bright giving birth, even when the current is momentarily Zero.As

Now, this variation of brightness of fluorescent lamps is not apparent to human eyes when looking directly for a scene illuminated by fluorescent light because of the natural effect "persistence of the eye." Our eyes perceive as constant light. But a camera video is not able to realize such persistence. Thus, if successive video frames are exposed at different periods of the AC cycle, they will have luminance considerably different, and the resulting image, therefore, appear to flicker when projected. This happens if video frames are captured at a frequency that is significantly different frequency of AC power. For example, in the case, record a video with a frame rate of 60 FPS in a scene lit with fluorescent operating frequency of 50 Hz commercial energy, the variation of brightness of individual frames is a result of fluctuation in luminance of the fluorescent Light.

Solution: –

This problem is resolved flickering by setting the frame rate of the camera such that it should be a divisor of fluctuation of the fluorescent light. For example, for network frequency equal to 60Hz, the rate of change of fluorescent light will be 120 and therefore we set the frame rate to 15, 30 or 60. That would limit the exposure time of the sensor to multiple of the cycle of alternating current, which allows the camera captures light for the duration of the whole number of (n) periods of intermittency. This in effect means varying the light level during periods of n full swing in an image, and since the frame rate is synchronized with the rate of oscillation, each table has the same level of light apparent. To facilitate So today the cameras come with anti-flicker control. You have to remember to adjust the frequency of light equal to the frequency of the electrical system power plant site. For example, if the camera is configured for operation in the U.S., which has a network frequency of 60 Hz, but the Camera User travels to India, which has frequency of 50 Hz power, then the Camera User must change the frequency of light camera setup to compensate for different lighting conditions, or suffer from problem.I flicker

Where anti-flicker control is not the favorite?

There could be cases, however, where light levels can be much brighter in which the exposure time is less than one cycle of AC. But the exposure times would not be effective in reducing the oscillation, because every time the exposure would be only one cycle AC partial, and there is no guarantee that the successive frames would be in the same part of the cycle of AC. Is why anti-flicker mode on cameras lock the exposure time a minimum of 100/120, and therefore, in very bright scenes, the User has to bear the excess exposure remain free of oscillations.

Author: Archna Gupta
Working as a phone-camera sub-system architect.
Email: archna_it@yahoo.com.

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