Making sense of raw gyro data

[jacobjc]

Hi there,
I'm attempting to build a process to identify when our DP flips our REDs upsidedown and vice versa on the mechanical gimbal while shooting. Not looking to stabilize like gyroflow or anything; just need to get the data into our editing software. I'm pulling the metadata via REDline's "-printMeta 7" command (see here).

It works, but I'm getting a ton of data lines output (example below), and I can't identify what number represents which movement axis (pitch, yaw, roll, whatever).

Does anyone have a guide for this?

1006313455,-0.144000,-0.015000,-1.013000,0.090000,-0.190000,0.200000
1006314056,-0.147000,-0.017000,-1.005000,0.080000,-0.110000,0.200000
1006314657,-0.153000,-0.022000,-1.010000,0.080000,-0.100000,0.210000
1006315258,-0.150000,-0.046000,-1.025000,0.100000,-0.160000,0.200000
1006315859,-0.154000,0.028000,-1.014000,0.100000,-0.100000,0.220000
1006316460,-0.149000,-0.009000,-1.004000,0.050000,-0.150000,0.230000
1006317061,-0.137000,-0.015000,-1.007000,0.030000,-0.180000,0.220000
1006317662,-0.134000,-0.012000,-1.022000,0.040000,-0.120000,0.210000
....etc

THX

 

[Alex Zeder]

The printMeta 7 switch writes the data in CSV format, so the first line is a headings line that describes the numbers in the 'columns' separated by comma:

Timestamp,Acceleration X,Acceleration Y,Acceleration Z,Rotation X,Rotation Y,Rotation Z
73813399,0.010000,0.042000,0.978000,0.220000,0.010000,0.000000
73814040,0.002000,0.037000,0.969000,0.200000,0.020000,0.020000
73814681,-0.001000,0.045000,0.973000,0.180000,0.040000,0.050000
73815322,0.003000,0.050000,0.974000,0.200000,0.020000,0.050000
73815963,0.001000,0.049000,0.972000,0.190000,0.010000,0.030000

 

[jacobjc]

Amazing, thx!