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warren "Indeed, that last Mobius with a 2007 did not work well for me either. What were the lighting conditions? I tried to stretch the histogram a bit, bu..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
cfastie "Tom, Yes, meaningless was not the best word choice. The real surprise was that the non-plants consistently had NDVI values higher than plants. That..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
ttaylor "Chris, re the Mobius Rosco2007 image, some comments and questions. By "meaningless" do you mean that the pine board looks so much like the living p..." | Read more » over 10 years ago
mathew "I'm matching your process from here- got to go grab the rosco filter packs from storage, but I just printed up that beautiful mount. " | Read more » over 10 years ago
franknearir "And/or issue a value around a selected area(s) " | Read more » almost 11 years ago
warren "That's a great feature request. I think we could make it work; would you mind creating an issue for it here: http://github.com/Pioneer-Valley-Open-..." | Read more » almost 11 years ago
franknearir "Does the software also give an NDVI value? Is there any software that does analyze an image that also provides the actual NDVI values? Thanks " | Read more » almost 11 years ago
warren "After processing they will. For example, upload the orange-ish photo to http://infragram.org/static/sandbox/ and click "NDVI" then "Color" and you'..." | Read more » almost 11 years ago
franknearir "I thought plants will appear red using infragram? " | Read more » almost 11 years ago
nathanathan "I've started experimenting with phosphorescent paint. Here's a link to a note on what I've done so far. " | Read more » almost 11 years ago
nathanathan "I recently ordered a smartphone spectrometer, measuring glow in the dark pigment spectra seems like a fun project to try it out on. I'll give it ..." | Read more » almost 11 years ago
cfastie "For some reason it's hard to find spectra of glow-in-the-dark pigments. Really, a thousand Public Lab spectrometers out there and no one has done t..." | Read more » almost 11 years ago
nathanathan "I would like to know how glow in the dark paint compares to LEDs. Postcards with glow in the dark rainbows painted on them could be packaged with s..." | Read more » about 11 years ago
cfastie "Would the LED have to be placed outside the entrance slit? Otherwise the grating would form an image of the entire bulb. Standard single color LED..." | Read more » about 11 years ago
warren "I'm interested in something similar for spectrometer exposure calibration -- putting an LED and battery inside each spectrometer, on one side, so y..." | Read more » about 11 years ago
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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 » about 11 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 » about 11 years ago
cfastie "kykytos, This is a really good question. Lots of blue light can pass through a #2007 filter, so a white light viewed through the filter will appear..." | Read more » about 11 years ago
liz "the step-by-step instructions with photos are really helpful, thanks! " | Read more » about 11 years ago
kykytos "Hi, I don't understand how can be blue color the Rosco #2007 VS Blue filter when it allows blue light to pass. We see the color of the objects beca..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
warren "Well, a common way to do hyperspectral is to just collect a whole row of spectra (y dimension is your row of pixels, x dimension is wavelength) and..." | Read more » over 11 years ago
Bob "... and I always run to grab my regular camera when I see a Sphinx moth flying in the yard! " | Read more » over 11 years ago
cfastie "I haven't wrapped my head around how to make a DIY hyperspectral image. I guess the idea is to make a photo of an object by capturing only a very n..." | Read more » over 11 years ago