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| 23:10 | FergusL | I expect it will end up around 10k
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| 23:10 | FergusL | well
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| 23:10 | FergusL | who am I to say this ? just a random guy
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| 00:43 | dmj_nova | hello all, back from vacation
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| 00:45 | Bertl_ | wb dmj_nova!
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| 00:45 | Bertl_ | changed nick to: Bertl
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| 00:46 | Bertl | do you still remember me? :)
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| 00:51 | dmj_nova | Bertl: oh of course!
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| 00:51 | Bertl | good good ... *G*
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| 00:51 | dmj_nova | Bertl: How is the project progressing. I'm a bit behind on the ml
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| 00:52 | Bertl | well, the web pages basically show the current status, we are working behind the scenes on noise, calibration and moving pictures
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| 00:54 | Bertl | probably the greatest change after the boxed alpha was the new FPGA code (train2/snap2/hist2)
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| 00:54 | Bertl | which finally got rid of the lvds issues
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| 00:55 | Bertl | sebastian is busy mostly doing test images and charts with the boxed alpha
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| 00:55 | Bertl | +grammar
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| 00:55 | dmj_nova | very nice
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| 01:10 | Rambutan2000 | Good Morning from Singapore!
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| 01:10 | Bertl | morning Rambutan2000!
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| 01:30 | Bertl | Rambutan2000: what's new in singapore?
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| 01:31 | Rambutan2000 | Well it's still hot :p
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| 01:35 | Bertl | yeah, like 30°C I guess, no?
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| 04:40 | Topic | apertus° - open source cinema | www.apertus.org | Currently Hot: Axiom Alpha Development http://axiom.apertus.org/ | IRC Logs available at: http://irc.apertus.org
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| 04:40 | se6astian | has set the topic |
| 05:51 | Bertl | off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!
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| 06:51 | se6astian | good morning
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| 08:42 | PhilippeJ | Black betty making of story http://blackbettycameras.com/building-betty-2/
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| 08:58 | Rambutan2000 | Sorry haven't been on much, everyone has come back from holidays at work this week so a bit busy, I've been think of some design stuff, se6astian I'll PM you when I've got something to show
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| 08:59 | se6astian | Rambutan2000, sounds good, looking forward to it!
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| 15:32 | Bertl | morning everyone!
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| 15:36 | se6astian | hello!
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| 17:54 | Bertl | dmj_nova: testing your IRC client?
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| 17:58 | dmj_nova | Bertl: not intentionally :P
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| 20:18 | gcolburn | hello
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| 20:19 | Bertl | hey gcolburn!
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| 20:19 | gcolburn | how's it going?
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| 20:19 | Bertl | slowly but steady :)
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| 20:19 | gcolburn | yeah :0
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| 20:19 | gcolburn | i've been a bit busy lately
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| 20:19 | gcolburn | but thought I'd see if I can get a calibration to work
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| 20:20 | Bertl | excellent, if you need help with the geometric corrections, just let me know
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| 20:20 | gcolburn | yes, please. I don't know if I have any programs installed right now that can do that
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| 20:20 | gcolburn | without possibly modifying the images in other ways
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| 20:21 | Bertl | okay, give me the md5sum of the raw you need corrected
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| 20:22 | gcolburn | MD5 (it8-tungsten-01-12ms.raw16) = 9ad01d2150b87293cdb4feea7b2b06c0
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| 20:23 | Bertl | okay, got it
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| 20:23 | gcolburn | what tool are you planning on using?
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| 20:23 | Bertl | imagemagick
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| 20:23 | gcolburn | ok
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| 20:24 | Bertl | I'll give you the commands once I'm done
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| 20:24 | gcolburn | okay. I don't have it on my mac at the moment
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| 20:25 | Bertl | np, will upload the corrected file as 16bit rgb png?
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| 20:26 | gcolburn | sure
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| 20:34 | gcolburn | hmm… guess perspective correction is an option that wasn't turned on in Argyll… I'm trying it now
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| 20:34 | gcolburn | hmm… it made it past that step now
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| 20:36 | gcolburn | average error is now 12.5%
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| 20:36 | Bertl | okay, no problem, I'm almost done, will upload the transformed version as well
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| 20:36 | gcolburn | sure
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| 20:36 | gcolburn | we can compare
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| 20:44 | gcolburn | I tried running the profiling on the chart with no rotation/cropping and the mean error was 40%
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| 20:48 | Bertl | still no idea what those percentages actually mean
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| 20:51 | gcolburn | yeah
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| 20:51 | gcolburn | :)
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| 20:51 | Bertl | I'm 200% sure that only 50% of the 75% average is correct :)
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| 20:51 | gcolburn | i would guess that once it generates the matrix it applies each patch through the matrix and computes an error from the expected XYZ values
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| 20:53 | gcolburn | hmm… this time I tried applying a median filter in DCRAW (suggested by troy), and the relative error is 21%
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| 20:54 | gcolburn | did you see that Truesense imaging provides calibration matrices for each sensor? Obviously that doesn't account for differences between individual sensors or batches, but I would be their calibrations are more advanced then ours
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| 20:57 | Bertl | yup
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| 20:57 | Bertl | 'ours' being 'cmosis' :)
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| 20:58 | gcolburn | well, I was referring to us shooting an IT8 chart ourselves and running through Argyll. I would hope the manufacturer has a better method :)
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| 21:00 | Bertl | yes? .. I'm not convinced they do/have/care :)
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| 21:02 | gcolburn | yeah
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| 21:02 | gcolburn | I think Truesense might care more than CMOSIS
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| 21:02 | gcolburn | they said they have a dedicated color scientist that we could consult with
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| 21:03 | Bertl | yes, sounds interesting
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| 21:03 | gcolburn | and I believe they have more sensors used in photography than CMOSIS
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| 21:03 | gcolburn | (the medium format CCDs)
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| 21:03 | gcolburn | by the way, I've been communicating with Illunis Cameras
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| 21:04 | gcolburn | they said instead of camera link and GigE they can provide a ribbon cable that has the output of their processing that they would feed to the Camera Link chip
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| 21:05 | gcolburn | its an LVTTL signal with frame/line/data/pixel valid clocks, a serial port for controlling the sensor, and a trigger port
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| 21:06 | gcolburn | they expressed interest in the zed board (they hadn't seen it before I guess), and were wondering if it could be used to record to an Sata SSD
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| 21:07 | Bertl | processing being what exactly? and what are the data rates?
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| 21:07 | gcolburn | well they have a lot of built in options like LUTS, FPN reduction, etc.
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| 21:07 | gcolburn | their cameras have 3 boards
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| 21:08 | gcolburn | sensor board, fpga/microprocessor board, power/communications board
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| 21:08 | gcolburn | these are mainly for CCD sensors
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| 21:09 | gcolburn | full frame or medium format
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| 21:09 | gcolburn | so the larger sensors have slow frame rates
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| 21:09 | gcolburn | 2-8 frames/second
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| 21:10 | gcolburn | they have nikon f-mount as well as medium format mounts
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| 21:10 | gcolburn | while looking in their user guide I saw control for canon lenses as well (I presume they reverse engineered it)
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| 21:11 | gcolburn | http://www.illunis.com/support/assets/RMV%20Manual%20Rev%20EA.pdf
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| 21:12 | Bertl | uploading corrected images now, will take a little
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| 21:12 | gcolburn | okay
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| 21:12 | gcolburn | thanks
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| 21:13 | Bertl | I've made 4 different version, I'd be interested in the differences they produce
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| 21:14 | gcolburn | definitely
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| 21:16 | gcolburn | http://www.illunis.com/oem_custom/oem_custom.html
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| 21:16 | gcolburn | you can see how the 3 boards are laid out in a fairly small package
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| 21:17 | Bertl | yeah, I saw that page last time
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| 21:18 | gcolburn | ah ok
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| 21:19 | Bertl | http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/AXIOM/it8-tungsten-01-12ms-corr-des.png
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| 21:19 | Bertl | that's the first one
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| 21:20 | Bertl | let me know if that is sufficient for the tools to find the patches
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| 21:20 | gcolburn | ok
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| 21:20 | gcolburn | i'll try it now
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| 21:20 | Bertl | if not, I can also do a cubic correction
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| 21:28 | Bertl | http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/AXIOM/it8-tungsten-01-12ms-corr-enh.png
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| 21:30 | gcolburn | 15 % error
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| 21:31 | Bertl | http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/AXIOM/it8-tungsten-01-12ms-corr-med.png
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| 21:32 | gcolburn | when I profiled the image from sebastians canon I got 3.67%
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| 21:33 | gcolburn | I'll try a few more images, but I don't think the perspective/crop/rotate will be able to get us that low
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| 21:34 | gcolburn | what's the difference in the last two images? (currently downloading)
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| 21:35 | Bertl | I did some post processing on them which should not affect the calibration but might improve on the noise
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| 21:40 | gcolburn | okay
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| 21:40 | Bertl | http://vserver.13thfloor.at/Stuff/AXIOM/it8-tungsten-01-12ms-corr.png
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| 21:40 | Bertl | that's the last and unprocessed one
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| 21:42 | gcolburn | ok, thanks
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| 21:43 | Bertl | I would expect the lowest 'noise' in the -med version
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| 21:56 | gcolburn | I just tried using the matrix with the 12% error in photoshop raw
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| 21:57 | gcolburn | compared with the previous matrix that was 20%
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| 21:57 | gcolburn | there is a slight white balance difference
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| 21:57 | gcolburn | but when I white balance both using the same gray path. the images are indistinguishable
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| 21:57 | gcolburn | path->patch
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| 21:58 | gcolburn | and those matrices were created using different images captured at different times
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| 22:02 | gcolburn | I get 15% error with the "med"
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| 22:02 | Bertl | so the same as with the enh, yes?
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| 22:02 | Bertl | can you also run the unprocessed for reference?
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| 22:03 | gcolburn | i've only done the des and med so far
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| 22:03 | gcolburn | the unprocessed that I made using DCRAW was 21%
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| 22:04 | gcolburn | enh is 15% as well
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| 22:05 | Bertl | okay, if the unprocessed gives 15% too, it's just based on geometry
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| 22:06 | gcolburn | could be
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| 22:06 | gcolburn | i'm still curious why the canon was so much better :)
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| 22:06 | gcolburn | if it was just that he could get a better framing of the chart, or if its that combined with noise
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| 22:07 | gcolburn | even though our noise reduction techniques haven't improved anything thus far
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| 22:07 | gcolburn | I can still see FPN in the images
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| 22:07 | Bertl | yes, nothing was removed
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| 22:08 | gcolburn | so, I guess the question is where to go from here
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| 22:08 | Bertl | all post processing is generic stuff
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| 22:08 | gcolburn | I think for now the calibration is probably decent, since differences in mean error isn't visually changing anything
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| 22:08 | Bertl | well, I think we should create a perfect chart and see if that gives a perfect score :)
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| 22:34 | Bertl | wb danhanes!
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| 22:34 | danhanes | Hi Bertl - Thanks. Just looking at the log & your discussion of sensors
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| 22:35 | danhanes | lots to do
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| 22:37 | Bertl | yeah, we are counting on you taking over the FPGA development soon :)
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| 22:38 | gcolburn | sorry I had to step out
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| 22:39 | danhanes | Ha - I just hope I can help in some way
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| 22:39 | gcolburn | danhanes: Hello. I don't believe we've met. My name is Gabe
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| 22:40 | danhanes | hi gabe - I'n new in these parts. Hoping to come up to speed on the FPGA development
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| 22:42 | gcolburn | great. I imagine Herbert would appreciate help with that :)
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| 22:43 | gcolburn | I'd like to learn more of the FPGA side but I've been working primarily on the sensor characterization
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| 22:43 | danhanes | I am astonished at what he has accomplished. I did some VHDL a few years ago, and it the skill is slow in returning
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| 22:44 | gcolburn | yeah, I've only done a little bit of VHDL.
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| 22:44 | danhanes | I was looking at your discussion just now - is the choice of the CMOSIS part being reconsidered ?
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| 22:44 | gcolburn | no
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| 22:45 | gcolburn | not that i'm aware of
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| 22:45 | gcolburn | I'm working on a separate project that Herbert is helping me with
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| 22:45 | gcolburn | I'm looking into the Truesense Imaging sensors (formerly Kodak)
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| 22:45 | danhanes | OK. I see. I was looking at the CMOSIS part for a project about a year ago - thats actually how I came upon Apertus.
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| 22:46 | danhanes | Much better to collaborate
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| 22:46 | gcolburn | same here
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| 22:46 | gcolburn | haha
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| 22:46 | gcolburn | so we're trying to find mutual areas of interest
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| 22:48 | danhanes | Kodak had (has) some good CCD tech, but I haven't followed their CMOS parts. Don't know much about the Truesense spinoff
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| 22:50 | danhanes | Bertl: I hate to keep asking background questions, but I will anyway....:)
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| 22:51 | Bertl | no problem, go ahead ...
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| 22:51 | danhanes | is the goal for the alpha prototype to output only HDMI at 1080 (4:4:4) ?
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| 22:52 | danhanes | then a hw redesign ?
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| 22:52 | Bertl | for the live output, yes, full HD @ 60FPS will be the max
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| 22:56 | danhanes | I understand that the immediate need is for a functional prototype prior to crowdfunding. Is there a target spec, or a time-derived requirement ?
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| 22:59 | Bertl | well, no need, but we want to make sure that we can pull it off as planned
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