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Soil moisture sensor, part of the new automatic weather station at Makara Dam, installed under the UNDP-supported project ‘Strengthening Climate Information and Early Warning Systems in Cambodia’. 2018.
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Postal para Luis....uno de mis dos directores preferidos de cortos realizados el año pasado. Este collage está inspirado en el por todos recordable backstage de "Sensor".
anyone know how to clean sensor dust out of a sony cybershot?! it's such a handy camera...i should have kept it in its case.....
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.
For more information visit us at:- en.gassensor.com.cn/ParticulateMatterSensor/
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...
Holes in foam have been made and sensor circuit board partially soldered. Just trying out the rough layout of everything, to make sure it seems reasonable.
Barkley Benthic Pod 4 microbial sensors, immersed in buckets of water after retrieval from Barkley Canyon, 10 May 2010.
I added a new camera to my beloved Canon S3-IS. It is the Canon 400D with a 17 - 85 mm lens. I know it is like an entry level SLR but I still have a whole new learning experience ahead of me. I love my S3-IS and it will be used for so many photo types. I wanted the new one more for panoramas and landscapes as the wider angle and better clarity in landscape photography would appeal to me.
However mine has some spots coming out on the photos which you can see a little in the top left area on the lighter images so it means something is wrong with the sensor I believe. Currently it is Hong Kong to be looked at. I only took around 550 photos with it in a week, but realise I need to learn more about it. The first hundred or something had the light metering only in the centre instead of the 12 points or something to give more accurate readings.
I don't for one moment post these as good images. They are in the first 22 I took and I am trying to learn how to use the camera and the settings. Those of you who have a Rebel/400D or SLR will hopefully see things wrong with them and I am REALLY happy that you tell me. I want to improve. Maybe I am wrong but my first mistake might be in thinking you should use the highest aperture possible - I try to use f16 and f22 nearly all the time. However I notice the time gets much slower than on the S3 and I have had a tendency to blur shots or they are not as sharp as I am hoping for. Any reason but slightly dull shots as in sharp focus?
Today I offer 6 photos. The first is taken on the beach at Newell Beach a bit past Mossman on the way to Cape Tribulation. The other 5 are from Rocky Point a bit further on.
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.
WL-AQD-A01 wireless carbon dioxide detector is an item of new product based on zigbee technology. It is especially used for detecting CO2 concentration of the indoor air and sending the signals to the controlling center.
V/H sensor module on board the camera assembly of the sixth Lunar Orbiter, never launched into space.
Color book work as displayed on the shelf. There are 11 blank color tablet pages in the book with 11 colored pencils corresponding to the colors in Color Box 2.
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.
Line array sensor 512 pixels. For a new detetor to capture flying moths at night. Film is ready to make the PCBs. The aim is to build a tunnel with laser detection for flying moths at night.
The line sensor effective lenght is 64mm as detector. The exposure is done with a 650 nm laser line.
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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Merged 3 images to see if any got missed. Something new was found on each one
Made for this article.
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.