Measurement of Video Camera Parameters for Video Recording of Fast Moving Objects

In this article, we explored ways to measure video camera parameters that are important for shooting video of fastmoving objects. Fast-moving objects introduce additional distortions into the video recording if the video camera is not adapted to such an operating mode. Geometric distortions, blurs and incorrect brightness transfer are formed on the video recording. There are several ways to avoid or reduce the negative effects introduced during video shooting. The first is to use a technically more advanced video camera with improved quality properties. The second is to collect additional information during video shooting and use it to restore the original image. For both cases, it is necessary to know the actual parameters of the video camera. The method described in the article is based on the Rolling Shater and Wagon Wheel effects.