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I want to understand how ROI selection actually happens inside a camera? I have an ethernet camera, that can capture and send images to the PC, based on user defined ROI. The advantage of this is that I transfer only useful/relevant data from the image to my PC which will process it, instead of processing on the complete image.

The manufacturer has given a user guide, that gives very little details. The user guide says that ROI Selection-1(see figure below) is a valid ROI, and the ROI Selection-2 is of no use, in the sense that it will be still sending the complete image (though with some 0 values or garbage). That is the ROI selection-2 will not give any advantage of having only useful data transfer.
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In support of his arguments he has given the following figure(without any explanation)

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Vertical scanning
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Can someone help me understand why the selection 2 is invalid. I am really facing problem in understanding these pulses. Is there any link giving details about these pulses?

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