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Variable pixel size VPS (Variable Pixel Size)
Foveon X3 has another interesting feature - it can change the size of the pixel (in the future, this technology will be called VPS). The VPS technology opens up new horizons for the cameras and cameras they are installed in. The uniqueness of the technology lies in the fact that the matrix can change its resolution by combining signals from several pixels into one, which allows us to perceive a group of pixels as one large pixel.
For example: a sensor of 2300 x 1500 pixels contains approximately 3.4 million pixels. If we combine all the pixels in 4 × 4 pixel groups using VPS technology, we would end up with a matrix of 575 × 375 pixels, but each of them would be 16 times larger than the nominal pixel. This would significantly increase the amount of light received by one pixel, and inevitably would lead to an increase in the sensitivity of the Foveon X3 matrix.
The most common possible configurations of pixel groups are:
2 x 2 pixels
4 x 4 pixels
1 x 2 pixels
Management of groups of pixels occurs through a complex scheme integrated into Foveon X3
Because Foveon X3 fixes the entire portion of the visible range at each pixel location, the pixels in the merged groups are full-color "highest-quality pixels."
Pixel grouping increases the "Useful signal / Noise ratio", allowing you to take full-color shots in low light with minimal color distortion. Thanks to VPS technology, it became possible to increase pixels, reducing their total number and resolution
18-Jun-2025 17:14
Kodak Gold 200 @ EI 200
Mamiya 6 Automat
Bellini C41 kit - all steps @ 38C
Twizzle stick used for agitating solution/film
Pre-Wash (water) : 3 mins
Dev : 3¾ mins (films 9-12)
Bleach : 1 min
Fix : 1½ mins
Post-Wash (water) 3 min
Stabiliser : 3 mins
1/250 sec @ f10
Pixel Prom 2016 was once again hosted by the lovely Harlow Heslop on the Blithe Sim.. Huge thanks for giving so many of a night to remember with our friends and loved ones each year! <33
Here are some snapshots I captured of the evening among the crowd of party-goers. Feel free to tag your friends!
This popularity soon created a thriving secondary market of custom kits to trick out your Pixel.
These are two examples of heavily customized Pixels, or "Trixels," as they were dubbed by enthusiasts.
Chistiansborg in the center of this image, is the how of the goverment of Denmark. Just to the left is the old "Børsen", which is Danish for Stock Exchange. The Stock exchange has moved to other facilities today, but the building is still around. Photo by: Jacob Surland, www.caughtinpixels.com.
One of the hazards from playing video games at an advanced age is pixel overload, which can lead directly to crossed and wandering eyes--even in dogs.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
The multiple facets of Second Life have always fascinated and passionated me and I’m still amazed by the will for diversity and creativity in the pixels incarnation.
The idea that each avatar is the projection of a real person somewhere on this planet is dizzying… That these avatars can communicate in real time using their own appearance, directly from their imagination, culture, personality, desires is fantastically rich.
It is true that we encounter here Narcissus syndrome, but still something else that ego is at work here, I think.
Are we not just looking for our secret self, this being hidden in each of us and who accompanies us all along our lives, do not we give to him through our avatar the opportunity to express its relevance or his impertinence?
I would like to show the meeting with this entity humano / Virtual ... find the spark of life, the detail, the feature that brings life to the inert, and witness this phenomenon by deploying a series of portraits ..
If anyone recognizes his avatar and doesn’t want to appear in this serie, I will remove the photo, if someone wants to add his name I will add it :)
Les multiples facettes de Second life m'ont toujours fascinée et passionnée et je reste émerveillée par cette volonté de diversité et de créativité dans l'incarnation des pixels.
L'idée que chaque avatar est la projection d'un individu bien réel quelque part sur cette planète est vertigineuse. Que ces avatars puissent communiquer en temps réel utilisant cette apparence qui leur est propre, directement issue de leur imagination, culture, personnalité, désirs est fantastiquement riche.
Il est vrai qu'ici nous rencontrons le syndrome de Narcisse, mais tout de même quelque chose d'autre que l'ego est à l'oeuvre ici, il me semble.
N'est-on pas tout simplement à la recherche de notre moi secret, cet être caché en chacun de nous et qui nous accompagne tout au long de notre vie, ne lui donnons nous pas à travers notre avatar la possibilité d'exprimer sa pertinence ou son impertinence?
J’ai voulu montrer la rencontre avec cette entité humano/virtuelle… trouver l'étincelle de vie, le détail, la particularité qui apporte la vie à l'inerte, et témoigner de ce phénomène en déployant une suite de portraits..
Si quelqu’un se reconnait et ne veut pas apparaitre dans cette série, je retirerai la photo, si au contraire quelqu’un veut ajouter son nom je l’ajouterai :)
photographed Joha at Floyd Lamb Park in Las Vegas Nevada
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