rjlittlefield wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 29, 2023 10:34 pm

Sorry, I left too much undescribed.

Rik,
If there is no electrical screening/ legacy component to the twisted copper sheathing,
then it's maybe there for physical structure/protection of the finer underlying wires.

D.

I am still puzzled by this particular cable Rik, The spiral copper wrap provides ‘screening’ to minimize Electro-Magnetic Interference (emi) Helps prevent external emi affecting the transmission of signals within the cable and prevent emi produced by currents within the cable interfering with sensi...

"It really is a very impressive work" Ray, I’m not too clued up on 3D rendering. I need to do some reading up on that. Was recently working with a 2D museum scan, so this got my interest. Not so many pixels, but the scale was pretty big (35,052,000 square mm) so >200 times the area of the Vermeer pa...

Ray,
Here is the link to the interactive Vermeer art scan.
Providing Ruler tools etc. Pretty impressive stuff.

https://www.hirox-europe.com/gigapixel/ ... KPROCESSED

More information about elevated printing in this brochure by Canon: "PRISMAelevate XL".

Cool process. Going to be people putting their fingers all over the work for some tactile feedback though.
D.

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very interesting... thx for sharing.
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Yes Bob, 88 hours for a scan!
That's dedication.
I had some 'Gear Envy' watching this.
D.

What to do when a 10 billion Pixel scan is too small?
Easy, redo it at 108 billion!

So, it was with the Johannes Vermeer painting, ‘Girl with the pearl earring’.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j_MvpMlgfwI

I have just checked and realized that
I have already taken almost 240 thousand photos.
All with the full electronic shutter,

Only 240,000, Yikes!

I will make it an open source project and post it here, along with PCB, etc.

Cool! Thanks for that.

for simple things like delay device, use digispark, Attiny 85 based device, it has embedded USB I have seen this used with additional circuitry for similar control. I would need some sort of guide with this, especially programming, as I have no experience with that. Cool that this tiny package can ...

Adalbert wrote: ↑

Tue Nov 07, 2023 4:11 am

I have been using flashes with a full electronic shutter for about 5 years.

Nice work! In your 5 years with electronic shutter, must have saved you wearing out a camera or two!
D.

Rik, My Fuji XT-20 is similar in that it too has the electronic/mechanical second.
I was just thinking of the wear and tear on a mechanical shutter.

I may have a go at a diy solution. Blow the dust off my test gear!
Good to hear from others in the same boat.

D.

Putting an indoor rig together, Auto rail, cage, camera and flash lighting. Thought to try a stack without everything in place. Wanted to go with camera electronic shutter, firing flash units. I did not realise, like most cameras out there, flash is not supported with electronic shutter. I know that...

I have yet to use Zerene which I got years ago.
Rocking stereo is something else to look forward to!
D.

A fair bit of work involved. Well done! I take it you have to make 9 seperate stacks for this? Artefacts aside, the small perspective shift and lighting facets work well. It's possible of course to make a mp4. Only downside is the limitation on image/frame frequency. Could introduce variants on the ...