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"these two modes of invisibility - that which is hidden behind the things that we see, and that which is hidden inside the things we see - lend a pervasive sense of enigma, and unknowableness, to the everyday world of our direct experience. a sense that we are in continual, felt relationship with the unseen. it is a sensation that readily dissipates, however, when we abstractly ponder this earthly world as though we were not entirely a part of it, considering nature with the cool detachment of an engineer gazing at his blueprints on the wall, or that of a spectator watching a satellite image of the earth projected on the flat screen of her computer. however, as soon as we return to the immediacy of the present moment, and hence to our ongoing, animal experience in the midst of this sensorial world, then the flatness dissolves, and the enigmatic depth of the world becomes apparent."
~david abram, from "the invisibles," an essay in the spring 2006 issue of parabola magazine: "coming to our senses"
dear friends, let us meet in this moment...
may all travelers find joy!!
jeanne
altered digital image, february 10, 2009
(a cameraphone photo taken while walking in an interior garden the other day)
This is a 5 megapixel image sensor from my old HTC Aria Smart Phone.
This is a little bigger than 1:1 macro since the Nikkor 40mm 2.8G DX can be manually focused a little past 1:1. I used both of my SB-700's for this. They were set to 1/50th power.
To operate safely and accurately, a CNC machine must "know" where all of its components are at any given time. Proximity sensors, such as these, located throughout the machine, provide much of this location information. Haas uses a common sensor across the product line to reduce costs and simplify service.
Agfa Optima Sensor compact 35mm camera. Top plate showing rewind button, depressed and turned to use the advance lever to rewind the film.
Specifications:-
Type: 35mm compact camera
Size: 104 mm x 68 mm x 54 mm (W x H x D)
Image Format: 24 x 36 mm (W x H)
Lens: Agfa Solitar, 40 mm f/2.8
Diaphragm: Automatic f/2.8 to f/22
Focusing: Manual scale pictograms on top of the focus ring/ meter/feet scale on bottom, focusing 3ft/1.09m - infinity
Shutter Speeds: 1/500 second - 15 seconds
Viewfinder: Large direct finder with parallax marks for near focus
Film Loading: Manual
Film Transport: Manual single stroke lever, also used to rewind film when the 'R' button is depressed and turned
Film Speeds: 25 ASA/15 DIN to 500 ASA/28 DIN, selected on a ring around the lens
Flash Contact: Hot shoe, aperture selected manually with flash
Cable Release Socket: On left hand side of the camera body
Tripod Socket: 1/4 in. on right hand side which doubles as camera strap attachment
Battery: 3 V625U batteries, located by opening the camera back
Feb. 2007 - In February 2007 the SBX successfully traveled from Hawaii to the waters of the Aleutian Island chain of Alaska. It departed Pearl Harbor, Hawaii on Jan. 3, and conducted numerous sea trials and exercises while en route to Alaska, and also continued the calibration of the X-band radar mounted on top of the ocean-going platform. Learn more at www.mda.mil/system/sensors.html.
This photo is taken with a 32 year old lens (!). The Nikon 135mm f/2.8 from 1980. It's the predecessor to the modern portrait lens, 135mm f/2.0 DC.
This lens produces very unique and lovely looking images at 2.8, though it is mildly soft at this aperture. It goes all the way to f/32. Something I've never seen in such an old lens. Those others I've got has maximum of f/22 and f/16. Has not had the chance yet to shoot at max aperture.
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Light bulb meets rat trap. Sadly I only had one light bulb to play with, this one was captured after 9 milliseconds from the bulb hitting and activating the trap, but I would have liked to have caught this a couple of milliseconds earlier. I was using the sound sensor on MIOPS trigger system to capture the action.
More bulbs have been ordered!
Sensor's been cleaned up by Nikon School on January. This is a picture of the empty blue sky in June.
Camera is currently being fixed at Nikon's, I hope this will be its last trip.
Medtronic Continuous Glucose Monitoring
Update: I am now, as of October 2017, using the Guardian Sensors with the 760G insulin pump. Same look different tech. Not a fan, as of December, as the sensors are supposed to last 7 days. Mine quit on day 6.
Another detail shot, as it rolled up. You can see the static ports for the Pitot airspeed system and all sorts of other markings, lamps, antennae, etc. Nice polychrome sheen from the coating on the pilot's front corner window... Note also that this one used to carry "Midwest Express" markings, so theres new paint above the front rows of cabin windows, with the new, pithier, "MIDWEST" centered in the middle of the repaint. A useful reminder that perfection is not given in this world and that colors and surface textures of airplanes vary, like everything else.
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Olympus E-500 ( KODAK CCD sensor ) + Olympus Zuiko Digital ED 50mm f/2.0 Macro
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
This actually isn't from a Gibson GL1RA 045N-08A. This flame sensor is similar and seems to work fine, but it's shorter than the OEM part.
Related blog post: kingant.net/2015/04/lets-learn-about-furnaces/
Balloon with cornflour inside popped with a dart. Shutter open, SB900 front, camera right, at 1/128 triggered by Triggertrap on sound sensor.
D300 + af200 mm + ais 35 mm reverse.
SB-29-s flash.
40 pictures @ 5 um zerene stacking.
I found the sensor type number on the chip:
Image sensor CCD KC73129
• Number of Total Pixels: 537(H) ´ 597(V)
• Number of Effective Pixels: 500(H) ´ 582(V)
• Chip Size: 6.00mm(H) ´ 5.10mm(V)
• Unit Pixel Size: 9.80um(H) ´ 6.30um(V)
100% crop image on the corner.
Cheyenne linemen install sensors on a lattice steel structure on the Ault-to-Hayden 345-kilovolt line. The sensor will measure conductor or static temperature, current, movement along every axis and the speed of the motion. Using this data, maintenance crews and engineers are investigating if spacer dampers on this line need to be replaced and if a different configuration may better prevent the conductors from hitting each other. (Photo by Ross Clark)
Replaced the IR sensor on our 42" Vizio LCD. Turned out to be pretty easy to do and an cheap ($9) fix.
There is a tiny little motor and gear box in this paddle sensor. Every now and again it would jump its teeth and start driving backwards for some reason.
Tailwater Installation/RIO-204/TW-13-1s
Find out more about this senor suppor at: www.simplifiedbuilding.com/blog/sensor-support-structure/
A version of Sandia National Laboratories’ advanced sensor, called Icarus, is displayed separate from its ultra-high-speed, burst-mode camera. An Albuquerque-based startup plans to make the highly sought tech available to new markets.
Learn more at bit.ly/3yB6UCq
Photo by Craig Fritz
Our Daily Challenge 31 December -6 January : Slot
My chimney sweep is also a fireman and persuaded me to get this!
Checking temperature sensors, drilled into the ice of Mittelbergferner glacier in preparation for the AlpSAR campaign.
Credits: ENVEO
FUGRO
M.V. FUGRO VENTURER
New generation geophysical & hydrographic survey vessel designed for performance, safety and efficiency.
Fugro Venturer, is the newest evolution of Fugro’s Standard Survey Vessels (FSSV series) built specifically to meet multi-role geophysical survey standards.
The suite of survey equipment includes analogue sensors comprising of hull mounted single and multibeam echo sounders, state of the art sub bottom profilers, a hull mounted Edgetech CHIRP profiler and 2 x 12 cubic inch mini air gun
array and an Edgetech dual frequency 4200
FS digital sidescan sonar.
In complement to this, the vessel is also mobilised with a Hydroscience SeaMUX digital system, comprised of a 1200m HTI solid digital streamer and seismic source of 152 cubic inches, although larger sources and streamers may be mobilized subject to client requirements.
Precise subsea positioning of survey equipment is achieved
EQUIPMENT FLYER via a hull-mounted HiPAP 502 USBL
system. Dual Rx / Dual Swath EM2040 and
a Deep Water EM302 MBES system is fitted to an acoustically efficient gondola.
A 20t traction winch is fitted below decks that
offers sampling in up to 3500m water
depth.
The design of the vessel permits simultaneous analogue/digital survey operations and the capability to also
conduct AUV, ROV, Environmental and Shallow Geotechnical surveys.
The vessel houses a permanent AUV deployment Hangar and is capable of hosting a multitude of ROV platforms.
General
Name M.V. Fugro Venturer
Classification GL+100 A5 E1 BWM(D2) Special Purpose Ship,
Research Vessel, GL+MC E1 AUT DP 1 EP-D
Owner Fugro
Built Q2 2017
Port / Flag Panama
MMSI No. 311 000 463
Call Sign C6CG3
IMO No. 9769051
Dimensions
LOA 71.5m
Beam 15.4m
Draught 5.6m
Tonnage GT 2455
Accommodation
Cabins 34 single en-suite, 4 double ensuite
Hospital 1 single berth
Offices 2 clients office
Recreation 2 x lounge / video, 1 x gym, 1 x cinema
Machnery
Bow Thruster 1 x 600 kW (electric)
Cruising Speed 10 knots
Maximum Speed 12 knots
Electrical Power
Auxiliary Generators N/A
Generators 2 x 1175 KVA, 2 x 972 KVA CAT Leroy Somer
Capacities
Fuel Capacity 464 m3 (35 operational days at sea)
Fuel Consumption 211 g/KWh at 100% load (pending sea trial
measurements)
Water Capacity 185 m3
Water Making 10 m3/day
Provisions 90 days
Control and Navigation
Autopilot Schottel Co-pilot Simrad AP80
DP System Kongsberg KPOS and cJoy
2 x Radars Sperry S-Band & Sperry X-Band
2 x Electronic Chart TransasNS4000
2 x DGPS Saab R5
1 x Gyro Sperry Navigat X MK1
Deck Machinery
Deck Crane 2 x SWL 5.0 t /12 m crane
Hydraulic A Frame 1 x SWL 20t, 1 x SWL 7.5t, 1 x SWL 3t
Launch Boom 1 x SWL 2.5t and 1 x SWL 1t traversing
Deepwater Sampling lift/log
winch (PCPT)
3,500m 20t lift and 1,400m
Communications
MF / HF (2x) Sailor 6000 series
Inmarsat C (2x) Sailor 6110 mini
VHF (4x) Sailor 6222
UHF(4x) Motorola DM2600
V-SAT 1 x KU band Seatel 6012
CCTV Hernis
Safety
Rescue / MOB Boat 6.1m 6 pers rescue boat
Lift Rafts (200%) 4 x 25 person
Survival Suits (100%) 42 pcs
Lift Jackets (200%) 100 pcs
Work Vest 12 pcs
Fire Detection Funa MD9800
Survey Equipment
DGPS Positioning Starfix HP / XP and Starfix Spot
Acoustic Positioning Kongsberg HiPAP 502, 2 Poles available
Motion Reference Unit MRU5+, MGC R3 INS
Echo Sounder Kongsberg EA600
Multi Beam Echo Sounder Kongsberg EM302 and EM2040 Dual Rx
Sound Velocity Probe 2 x Valeport Midas SVX2
Side Scan Sonar Edgetech 4200 FS
Sub Bottom Profiler Hull mounted Edgetech CHIRP Profiler,
2 x 12 cu inch mini guns
Magnetometer Geometrics G-882 Magnetometer
Hydrophone Steamer SES 24 Element Mini Streamer
Digital Logging GLOG / GPLOT
Seabed Sampling 3 / 6m Gravity Corer, Grab Sampler,
3 / 6m Piston Coring
Digital Seismic Recording Hydroscience Technologies NTRS2 240 ch
Streamer HTI Seamux gel filled 6.25m / 12.5m
Gun Controller RTS Hotshot
Depth Controller Digicourse 5010 & 5011
Source Arrays 6 x Sercel Mini G Guns, 152 cu inch array
Network Several 10G Bass T
Compressor 4 x Hamworthy compressors
Geotechnical Capability Roson CPT, Coiled rod CPTs, Piston Corer,
Gravity Corer
Environmental Capability Box corer - several options can be mobilised
Corers - several options can be mobilised
ROV Capability Several ROV options can be mobilised