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The fact that the Arduino uP is now controlling the reset timing means I can use PIR and other sensors that have to be clear before they reset.. The system will now take 5 shots for a blocked sensor, then stop until it clears.Canon 7D #1 Camera trap. Cairngorm, Scotland
My sensor was beginning to accumulate too much dirt and was causing me more PP work. Time for a cleaning.
i know... eewwww.
after i did a long exposure of a fountain near my house last thursday eve, i've noticed that there was these big obvious black dots on the screen. i checked the lens, blew on it and tried again, it was still there. so when i got home, i called Jon and asked on what to do. he told me about the Mirror Lock-Up and blew on it... it was still there. the saturday that i was supposed to meet up with fellow Flickrmates, we passed by Samy's Camera in Fairfax and i tried blowing it out using Jon's Rocket Blower thingy. i did a test... went fine.
so i was ok when we got to Santa Monica. then when i was looking at some of the photos that we were taking that night by the beach (long exposures), i started to notice it again, those circles everywhere, color white this time.
seriously, this is beginning to piss me off.
motogadget capteur vitesse m5 dry-reed, disponible chez idealmoto www.idealmoto.com/fr/capteurs/313-motogadget-capteur-vite...
For mounting the sensor board into a tubular enclosure, this two-part "shuttle" was cut from a steel can, and screwed to the board's mounting holes.
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Tried my best to highlight the spots. This was taken after having the sensor cleaned and a 100 or so shots taken. Only two spots are visible, which from my understanding is normal for a full sized sensor. A full cleaning seems to be all it takes.
After I clean my sensor with a cleaning kit, I go outside and find a cloud-less part of sky and shoot it with a small aperture opening, slightly underexposed. If you see no dark smudges your cleaning was successful.
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'Sensor' by Joel Adler's, Sculpture by the Sea, Cottesloe 2021.
Really clever piece physically creates a the sort of pixelation usually done digitally!
Still some dust on there, but not so bad.
I used the same curve as in the before picture to exaggerate the dust.
This is an out of focus shot of my lcd screen. The darkness on the left edge is probably because of the way I was holding the camera or variation in the lcd brightness exaggerated by the curve.
before I did the curve, it just looked all white. I curved it heavily.
Three AGFA Sensor cameras together: the AGFAMATIC 100 Sensor, the AGFA Optima Flash Sensor and the AGFA Selectronic S Sensor.
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Here's a picture of my Arduino wired up to a motion sensor - here's the full write-up and code to get it working: antipastohw.blogspot.com/2007/12/arduino-with-radion-shac...