Changing the frame rate from the FPS override menu does work while recording! I did a test filming a stopwatch and ramping up the fps from 5 to 20, and the maths in the output videos comes out as expected. I haven't checked whether fine tuning also works on the fly, although I suppose the default expectation is that it would work in the same way. The FPS override function is particularly buggy, so I required several battery removals before I got the test running, but I'm sure I'll identify the precipitating combinations of factors in due course.
The proof of the various aspects of the method will be in the pudding, of course. If it doesn't pan out, or doesn't produce an accurate enough result, the way you describe the functioning of the clocks and a general route to syncing them is very encouraging. Thanks! Anything in the hundreds of microseconds should produce good results.
Not long now until the second body is with me.
The proof of the various aspects of the method will be in the pudding, of course. If it doesn't pan out, or doesn't produce an accurate enough result, the way you describe the functioning of the clocks and a general route to syncing them is very encouraging. Thanks! Anything in the hundreds of microseconds should produce good results.
Not long now until the second body is with me.