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This is the image sense from a Logitech Pocket Digital camera, which is a big POS toy camera I bought years ago.
This week a golf with a running problems presented for repair. The cause was traced to a broken wire on the MAP sensor. Seems some corrosion to the wire withing the plug compounded by a rather rigid connection and it broke. A new housing & connectors spliced to the loom fixed it and all within an hours work.
Dust is a non-visible material and can’t be measured with naked eye. Dust sensor will let you know the accurate presence of the dust in a particular area.
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I cleaned my D200 sensor today and took this test shot. Turns out the sky is really beautiful here today. Sunset tonight should be gorgeous...
The sensor is mounted close to a toothed gear. As each tooth moves past the sensor, an AC voltage pulse is induced in the coil. The ECM (engine control module ) determines the speed the toothed gear is revolving based on the number of pulses. The number of pulses in one second is the signal frequency. Ford Transit minibus. Part of the ABS System.
V/H sensor module on board the camera assembly of the sixth Lunar Orbiter, never launched into space.
Amodel PPA molding material
Inserts were 4 brass machined bushings and selective plated over molded lead frame
There's a stack of images on my laptop from last year (and some even older) that i'm trying to sort through. I now have enough knowledge of photoshop to fix them; mainly its things like sensor dust or enhancing contrast. I'm pleased with them, I hope you like them too.
Testing the D7000 sensor, dark subject focusing and metering. This shot was taken with very little light, it was almost dark, right after my last sunset pics and I could barely see the building on the trail back to my vehicle. Aperture priority @f11 and let the camera do the rest, meter and focus. I am impressed especially with the detail captured in the shadows under the roof.
this is a general piece about dirty sensors.
A heads up to all those 'spots' in
your sky photos that you may think is a dirty lens.
I moonlight at our local camera shop and one of my tasks is to clean sensors.
I've cleaned a slew of them now and have seen some stuff!
A- not the worse I've seen, but a good example of a dirty sensor!
B- same sensor after cleaning
C- a shot of the sky to show what a dirty sensor adds to a photo(not the same sensor as A/B)
D- a test shot to see how dirty the sensor
You can clean the sensor yourself or have it done professionally.
There are many tutorials on the web about how to do it.
Just be careful ... the sensor IS your camera.
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This week a golf with a running problems presented for repair. The cause was traced to a broken wire on the MAP sensor. Seems some corrosion to the wire withing the plug compounded by a rather rigid connection and it broke. A new housing & connectors spliced to the loom fixed it and all within an hours work.