Hello,
I am going to do experiments on seed dispersal of Arabidopsis thaliana in a wind tunnel. As its seeds are super small and can come in a large number, I will later use image processing for the dispersal measurement. However, I don't know what kind of camera to use that can read the seeds from a wide scope (considering the dispersal area is +- 9m2).
If you have any idea and suggestion please let me know!
Thank you!
Maybe consult some cinematographers or camera operators? Maybe even the local photography club, there are bound to be some people who have expertise in closeup/macro photography.
Or you can use sticky traps at set distances, which is much easier and the usual method for wind-dispersed seeds. Although, Arabidopsis thaliana has 'pod-shatter' dispersal, rather than wind, but wind can affect it :):)
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