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leaffest2013


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warren " " | Read more » over 10 years ago
cfastie "The relative amounts of NIR vs visible light in each channel is definitely a big and important unknown. The camera can't do anything to change that..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
nedhorning "With the Infrablue filter there is both visible and NIR light hitting the camera sensor and it would be helpful to know how different wavelengths a..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
mrrg "okay, I was thinking you do not need to characterize it just treat all of it as NIR if you have a good filter.. Why do you need to characterize it?..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
warren "I guess the WB introduces a big unknown about the relative amounts of NIR vs visible light. One way the NIR and VIS might mix in blue is that perha..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
nedhorning "Sorry for not explaining this better. We were just trying to understand which sensor channels are recording which wavelengths of light. The images ..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
mrrg "Maybe I have misunderstod what you try to do.. but what if you add thicker sheet of HDPE plastic in front of the camera then only NIR would get thr..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
nedhorning "Thanks for posting this Jeff. The results are interesting. Most of the LEDs that I've seen have band widths in the 5nm - 10nm range. It's important..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
straylight "wow, good results jeff, as it happens, I'm about to do a similar test on some filters which we use for another experiment. It is rather important t..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
eustatic "someone make a pink elephants joke " | Read more » over 10 years ago
patcoyle "Interesting to see the range of images. " | Read more » over 10 years ago
cfastie "That's a good thing to test, and it's easy with your Superblue G11 which has two custom white balance presets, one for a blue surface in the shade ..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
nedhorning "Would the result improve if you set white balance using a neutral target? Concrete is pretty even across the visible and near IR. " | Read more » over 10 years ago