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22 - Jul - 2014:
Today's shot was a test set which I posted on my photography forum to demonstrate the different field of views that different sensor sizes show.
I set up the cameras on a tripod, using the same lens, and took the same shot on a full frame camera, a 1.3 crop and a 1.6 crop. This showed how the cropped sensor gave the appearance of zooming in on the subject over the full frame camera.
This one did not make the cut. Even with the tiny sensored Ixus, I was not (yet) able to get a wide enough depth of field, to get both shell (primary) and rooster (secondary) in focus. This is what it looked like when focusing on the rooster. The shell did not get nearly as satisfying texture and the rooster is a bit too clear. Otherwise I like the composition of the other picture better too.
Note. I appreciate all the comments on the first picture. This came out a lot like me defending the other picture, sorry. Although that's of course 1/2 true. :)
After Sensor Cleaning with Eclipse and Sensor Swab. Notice the disappointing big thing on the middle right
This is one of my favorite parts right here. It's nice and complex looking, while not being detailed.
Here you can see the much smaller blue LED's used and the HEX Schmitt trigger.
It is a much more compact and efficient design.
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This is a photo of the first attempt at the senor board using a separate photo diode and IR LED feeding into a comparator.
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Sensor City: Focus on Healthcare
This event focused on the role of sensor technologies within the healthcare industry andwas held in the brand new £237m Alder Hey Children's Hospital, Liverpool.
The aim of the day was to bring together a variety of businesses, academic and clinical staff from across the sector to discuss, network and share their knowledge surrounding the development and deployment of sensor systems.
Photos by Rhian Askins