Temporal resolution in imaging

Temporal resolution in imaging refers to the ability of a system to capture changes over time. It indicates how frequently images are taken or updated within a specific period. Higher temporal resolution means more images per second, allowing for better observation of fast-moving subjects or dynamic processes, such as the beating of a heart or a moving object. In contrast, lower temporal resolution captures fewer images, which can result in missing important details or movements. It is crucial in fields like medical imaging, video recording, and scientific research to accurately study and analyze time-dependent phenomena.