It's a little finicky when it comes to auto-brightness and ambient light detection, but that's not a huge deal, and it's something that still afflicts smartphone from even the most respected Android OEMs.
It has also been shown recently that the luminescence of surface-based BHHCT complexes is enhanced in the presence of silver nanostructures, leading to twofold increased brightness during detection of G. lamblia cells [ 85].
And further, all control factors of brightness, contrast, peak detection algorithm, sampling range, and specific primary color for intensity computation are critical to the quality of range finding while using a color camera.
The Face Detection brightness correction and color cast correction have been vastly improved so that skin tones and faces will be produced with natural and realistic colors.
Based upon the results of experiments and analyses, it is found that brightness, contrast, and peak detection algorithms are the main factors to dominate the quality of range finding while using a monochrome camera.
On January 26 , 2015 they detected an unusual eruption up to 68 GW µm−1 sr−1 classified as a "mini-outburst", at Kurdalagon Patera (48.8°N, 221.3°W), although the NIR brightness was below the detection limit (lower than a few GW µm−1 sr−1) on January 16.
Based on the information that the NIR brightness was below the detection limit on January 16, increased to 68 GW µm−1 sr−1 on January 26, and dropped to ~10 GW µm−1 sr−1 on March 27 (see Fig. 8 in de Kleer and de Pater 2016a), the eruption might have started between January 16 and 26.
Fluorescent test papers are promising for the wide applications in the assays of diagnosis, environments and foods, but unlike classical dye-absorption-based pH test paper, they are usually limited in the qualitative yes/no type of detection by fluorescent brightness, and the colorimetry-based quantification remains a challenging task.
Given the brightness reported by the BICEP2 detection, it shouldn't take long for the CLASS team to have definitive answers.
