Lofoten Islands

AFTER sensor cleaning by www.chipclean.nl

 

As you'll understand, I am very happy with the resutl! ChipClean is using a cleaning method used in the Semiconductor industry (Philips / NXP); a clean room and ionised air or something.

Available at Adafruit!

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My sensor was beginning to accumulate too much dirt and was causing me more PP work. Time for a cleaning.

Available at Adafruit!

This is what a laser looks like when you point it at your camera.

I don't recommend doing this as it may burn out or damage your cameras electronic sensors...

January 28, 2010 - Photo 28 of 365

 

I've taken a leave from work and today was the first day back in the office. It was a brief visit, just to do a presentation that I put together yesterday and prepped just once. (Got my fingers crossed that it went ok.)

 

Although I've been gone for over a week, it seems like nothing really has changed. It's nice knowing that my desk is still the same as the way I left it, lol. j/k

 

My talk was on the advancement of leaf moisture science technology with a focus on Leaf Wetness Sensors. Since the room was small, it felt awkward asking one of my classmates to take a picture of me presenting, so I just took a picture of my title slide on the overhead screen when I was setting up during the 15-minute intermission.

 

This is for Rich who wanted to hear my Tuesday presentation, lol: although not comparable to my award-winning presentation for GITA, here's a preview for the one I did today ...

 

[Introduction]:

How much water is in a tree canopy? Imagine for a second that you're a leaf in a tree. Now some researcher, let's say me, comes over to measure your wetness. To quantify moisture in a canopy’s environment, rain gauges can be installed on top, beneath, or near the tree. However, these collection methods do not measure the "true" leaf wetness; rather measurements of interception, throughfall, or stemflow are obtained instead. So, how do we measure leaf drip? If only there was a micro-sized device that mimics a tipping bucket rain gauge, is lightweight, and sensitive enough to detect moisture. Is that possible? Yes it is! Introducing the advancement of plant canopy instrumentation … this everyone is a leaf wetness sensor!

  

I'll stop here, but if you're interested in hearing more, I have a 30 minute presentation already prepared just in case, lol :P.

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.

Opened the failed speed sensor. Good to dry it, fill with epoxy, and see if it could be a spare.

Green: +

Blue/Red: -

Grey/White: out

This is a picture of a white sheet taken with my D70. The black spots are dust. As you can see the sensor is full of it :(

Sensor calibration works at Fab Lab Barcelona for the iSCAPE project

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Sensor head mockup for the PR2 beta robots

'ISO Cog' fixed wheel (front MTB disc hub with bolt on sprocket, laced (by my own fair hands) to a 700c rim)

Art Gallery of Burlington; Burlington, Ontario.

SMOS Ice: the helicopter taking off lifting the airborne sensor EM-bird.

 

Credits: ESA–M. Drusch

It has a heartbeat sensor and will blink according to your pulse. I have published a full scale how to on instructables just in case anyone wants to make one: www.instructables.com/id/Pulse-sensing-faceted-heart-lamp/

Three AGFA Sensor cameras together: the AGFAMATIC 100 Sensor, the AGFA Optima Flash Sensor and the AGFA Selectronic S Sensor.

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Sensor calibration works at Fab Lab Barcelona for the iSCAPE project

 

sensor bar for wii

The main talking point over breakfast today was my decision not to take the CraZy Gang with me in our new bright red car on a road trip into some very beautiful Devonshire countryside.......But I decided on this morning that I was going to rule with an iron hand and that my decision was final ....I was going alone......And final my decision was to remain until I attempted to try and turn the car around in a very tricky tight driveway only to find that my reversing sensors on the car were not working at all......Leaving me no alternative (Being one of them male drivers that are useless in reversing) but to park the car and to revisit the breakfast area to enlist the help of six volunteers pair of eyes to see me back by bleeping or should I say yapping (The higher the note .....The closer I was).... whenever I got near anything when reversing the car.....And as you can imagine with a Sheltie......They all jumped at the chance to help out......And yes.....When I hit the open roads on my road trip ......I still had six very happy Shelties on board enjoying the ride and views as a reward for keeping the car safe......And between you and me....To help make sure I didn’t get into any more tight jams that needed me to reverse out off.....!!!!

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I got these from B & H, and they arrived yesterday. Since I have a full-frame sensor camera (Canon 5D), the 17-40mm f/4L USM lens will act as an ultra-wide to almost-normal zoom, and the 70-200mm f/4L USM lens will serve me well as a medium telephoto to long telephoto zoom.

 

I took this photo with my Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM lens at f/9 with Canon Speedlite 430EX. I'm uploading it at full size so you can peep at all the lens details.

 

One nice thing about L lenses - apart from the better image quality and build quality - is that they come with lens hoods and lens pouches. I also have UV filters on both lenses.

My Nike+ kit it really did help motivate me to run and run further each time. It seriously worked a treat for me.

 

Unfortunately my adapter and armband went missing. I wanted to start running again, but had no motivation to do so... until I purchased the kit again...

 

I hope I don't lose this one now!

Mmmh... I must put my sensor into washing machine

Ice crystals growing on an anemometer at our field site in Barrow, Alaska. Photographed with Nikon D90 DSLR.

 

Honorable mention in the 2017 Visionaries in Technology student contest.

 

Image by Wright Nicholas, PhD candidate.

 

engineering.dartmouth.edu

  

A ver que tal se porta con planetaria y lunar

Seemingly making a pleasant gesture to the photographer! I went for the black background this time to contrast with the white.

Battelle researchers developed a unique load sensor in the 1980s which, when attached to an operating dragline, transmitted load data to a remote receiver. Lowell Strope demonstrates how data from this experiment indicated that loads on wire ropes used in surface mining are much higher than previously thought.

 

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Three AGFA Sensor cameras together: the AGFAMATIC 100 Sensor, the AGFA Optima Flash Sensor and the AGFA Selectronic S Sensor.

Sensor Pt100 Herzog modelo 636-064.

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...