How to get a clear figure when you plot a large number of subplots?

Hello,

I am trying to create histograms of some data in order to give a quick visual assessment of distribution of values. For context, the full story is that I am trying to assess if an image aquisition software is accurately capturing a certain framerate. This software outputs a text file with each video it records, and in this textfile a timestamp is given to each frame. What I have done is created a vector for each video that contains the difference between each timestamp, and now what I want to do is create a histogram of the interframe intervals to show if the time between frames is what we would expect for a given framerate.

Now, my issue is that for viewing purposes I want to put each grouping of videos onto a single figure, with each video in a subplot. The maximum number of videos per grouping would be about 60. For all that I have tried, this has looked absolutely terrible on the subplot. I have attatched a picture of how it looks so that you can have some reference. Is there anyway I can make these plots look better?? Or am I trying to do this in the wrong medium. If anyone can help me make these plots more clear it would be much appreciated.

In my mind, the output would be something where each plot is large enough that it can be easily viewed and would be in a figure that you can scroll up and down on to view in its entirety.

Answer 1

[Image Analyst]

What does a subplot() look like? It should look something like

subplot(8, 8, k); % k up to 64

or

subplot(7, 9, k); % k up to 63