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Corymbia "Thanks, I will try! One more problem I noticed yesterday was that (at least when I set the white balance on a red/white surface) the red channel g..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
nedhorning "The calibration coefficients are, in the simplest case, the slope and y-intercept of the linear regression line for wavelength (based on calibratio..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia "Thanks for the advice. How are the calibration coefficients calculated? I need to take photos of >50 trees in a glasshouse, so even within one s..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
nedhorning " If you're using them for calibration you should be fine taking photos of the targets every so often. The calibration coefficients shouldn't change..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia "I realised that my tiles may be too shiny and grabbed some matt paint samples (pieces of matt paper) from a local store. They’re small and light, m..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
nedhorning "I just read over Rob Sumner's RAW guide and see Adobe DNG Converter is free. It also looks like he did some pretty rigorous tests so my previous co..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
nedhorning "The tables look great. Before the end of the week I'll try to compare your converted image with on that I run through dcraw to see if they are simi..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia " Hi Ned, Thanks for your comment, it was mainly your notes that inspired my camera conversion :) I (hope I) fixed the tables by inserting print sc..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
nedhorning " Hi Corymbia – It’s nice to see some new work in this area. I see that you used the Adobe DNG converter. You might want to look into that to under..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia "Hi Chris, I made a simple test earlier today, so far only managed to look at the JPEG file data (I have an old code for reading DNG into Matlab (ba..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
cfastie " One photo every 50 shots might be sufficient. It depends on how much the light changes during that time (5 minutes?, an hour?, a day?). You might ..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia " Hi Chris, Thanks for your answer! Very helpful. 1) Regarding the reflectance targets. I bought a dozen of ceramic tiles in different colours (inc..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
cfastie " You are correct that your multi-day observation will present some problems. It is possible that doing a custom white balance on each day will comp..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia " Hi Chris, Many thanks. I managed to get a DB660/850 filter and should have my camera (Olympus E-M10 Mark II) converted this week. It did cost an a..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
cfastie "The primary advantage of dual band filters is that they pass much narrower bands of wavelengths than red or blue filters (which also pass NIR). Th..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
Corymbia "Hi, thanks for the post. I'm planning to re-convert my NIR-adapted camera (currently with a blue filter) due to its rather poor performance in dete..." | Read more » about 5 years ago
shinnen " No one?? .... john " | Read more » over 5 years ago
ARMann "@warren - its probably a MAPIR Survey 3 camera: https://www.mapir.camera/collections/survey3 " | Read more » over 5 years ago
warren "Hi, can you share an image that you've taken with this camera? Where did you get the camera? Cool! " | Read more » over 5 years ago
asnow "@Zengirl2 Hi Leslie! Do you have a parts list you can share for your version? We want to put one together here in Providence! @Bronwen @jiteovien " | Read more » over 5 years ago
warren "@warren awards a barnstar to Claytonb for their awesome contribution! " | Read more » almost 6 years ago
shinnen "Hi, Is the filter necessary to getting good focus, or can I use it externally? .... john " | Read more » almost 6 years ago
shinnen "Hi, Is the filter necessary to getting good focus, or can I use it externally? .... john " | Read more » almost 6 years ago
cfastie "The blue filters used block red light, so the red channel records a lot of NIR, so NGB. The red filters used block blue light, so the blue channel ..." | Read more » about 6 years ago