By using these image processing utilities you can compare the following images to detect the changes between frames by using the following command:
$ convert frame00000002.bmp frame00000001.bmp -compose difference -composite -threshold 0 -negate diff.bmp


The resultant image is as follows:

Another side note that's worth mentioning, you don't have to redirect the results to a file. You can instead redirect the output to stdout and pipe it into the display utility for immediate rendering to screen; as follows:
$ convert frame00000002.bmp frame00000001.bmp -compose difference -composite -threshold 0 -negate - | display
Gotta love the command pipe!!
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