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There are many different kinds of parking sensors to choose from. Some of the parking sensors are very basic and just give a beep when there is something behind the car. However, there are other parking sensors that come with cameras included so that not only do they give an audio alert, they also show the driver exactly what is behind them.
My new sensor for the Dexcom machine. It is twice as big as the infusion site for the pump and I do hope to get a picture of both things on my abdomen. I will have to keep them more than 5 inches apart though, and I am pretty particular about exactly where I am going to shove the needle in...so maybe a picture, maybe not. The Dex seems to work pretty well though, very interesting!
Smaller Sensor Collection: - 7 (of 15) - Olympus CCD 4.0 MP Camedia C-750 Ultra Zoom (2003) - Image by: Canon EOS 60D with Canon EF 28-135mm 1:3.5-5.6 IS USM (EOS mount) & Polarizer - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
Designed to be similar to the Metro Card machines but the main feature is speed. Hit start button, slide in card, the machine prints a paper receipt, get card back.
This is tough to see, but the wiring goes underneath the fuse box and through the same hole that the ABS sensor uses.
Shot at F29 on a Sigma 10-20. I imported the image and compressed with a LEVELS layer to emphasise the dust.
The dust is totally invisible at F16. Not too bad, but I think it is time for a wee clean.
Here's the after a clean view: www.flickr.com/photos/wisnaeme/3383539020/
View in 100% for better comparision. I didn't get rid of all the spots but anyway quite an improvement...besides the fact that I almost died of an heart attack because I was so afraid to damage the sensor.
