How pulsed lighting helps reduce rolling shutter artifacts
Why the sequential readout of a sensor can distort moving objects, and how pulsed, synchronized LEDs reduce these artifacts under specific acquisition conditions.
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The text explains why the sequential readout of a sensor can distort the appearance of moving objects. It presents the use of pulsed, synchronized LEDs as a way to reduce these artifacts under specific acquisition conditions. It helps in understanding the relationship between sensor timing, exposure and lighting.
Source and authorship
- Type: white paper
- Source: Vision Research | Phantom
- Author: Kyle D. Gilroy
- Date of the original: February 16, 2026
- Original title: Mitigating Rolling Shutter Motion Artifacts with Synchronized Pulsed LEDs
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