Fluorescence measurements were recorded by placing a 10 nm bandwidth filter centred at 700 nm in front of the objective of the CCD camera, whereas for excitation measurements a 10 nm bandwidth filter centred at 675 nm was used.
The other, ostensibly objective, is that of the camera, which implacably yet miraculously sees all and records all and in this case makes full disclosure: it takes in more details than the eye ever can and then slows camera time down to human time.
We describe a multiple-aperture long-wave infrared camera built on an uncooled microbolometer array with the objective of decreasing camera thickness.
The all-sky camera system used here consists of a commercial compact digital camera with a fish-eye objective (field-of-view (FOV) ≈ 180°) and a stepping motor controlled linear polarizing filter, situated between the objective and the camera.
To address this issue, we analyzed the wavefront at the maximal depths of measurement for each objective while binning the pixels of the camera (Fig. 6 ) before using the vSHS.
Ms. Talen goes further; in "Pretend" the collage of images evokes the memories, fantasies and fears of the characters, bridging the distance between the objective reality of what the camera sees and the inner worlds that are ordinarily left to actors to convey.
Another kind of algorithms smooth the camera motion via minimizing a certain objective function that represents the smoothness of the camera motion trajectory.
The conversion of pixels into micrometers depends in part on the objective, the camera and the binning used, and these parameters must be taken into account.
He sees himself through the eye of the camera, a more objective, more judgmental observer.
In film there is basically one point of view – that of the camera lens – the objective stance is virtually immutable and all subjective variation succumbs to the power of photography.
"Those features are a combination of the camera and the objective," says Ryan.
