Camera tracking between two lights

[Ankush Dhar]

Before i ask my question, i wnat to state all that i know already, to see if anyone can correct my understanding of how the camera works.

I believe that the Camera takes in the green light and outputs a blob which is usually contained in a rectangular frame. If the camera only sees 1 light then it will have a high resoulution pixels and actually know that it is looking at only one camera

But in the case of two cameras, is it true that it still converts the two lights as 1 blob in the same rectangular frame or does it adjust the width because it can sense the distance between the two lights?

In any case, what does the camera do to find the point to track? does it calculate the mid point and take that location? And if it does, what is the consistency of the midpoint. For example if it sees more of one light than the other, than the other, does the midpoint for this case is different than the midpoint if the camera had seen the same amount of light from the two tracking lights.


But reading the forums, i heard that if there are two tracking lights, it actually shows the space between the two lights by no colour pixel to define the size apart from the two lights. If thats true, then is it possible to tell the camera to pick which half of the blob?

lol, i know i have tons of questions, if anyone has any information through a site, can they please send me the link, and if anyone knows few answers, it will be awsome if you can answer them!

Regards

Ankush Dhar