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| 07:35 | se6astian | good morning
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| 07:36 | Sasha_C | Good morning Se6astian. How are you today?
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| 07:41 | se6astian | good good, many things to do but thats normal :)
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| 07:41 | se6astian | and you?
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| 07:43 | Sasha_C | I'm well thanks, but like you, I'm very busy too
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| 07:43 | Sasha_C | I won't have a chance to continue writing another article up until a couple of days from now
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| 07:44 | se6astian | ok, thats fine
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| 07:44 | Sasha_C | I watched Oscar's short film (Spring of Cesar) on the weekend with my girlfriend. It's really good! Great imagery and performances.
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| 07:44 | Sasha_C | I only wish things were a little more resolved at the end :(
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| 07:53 | se6astian | ah great, you got the dvd in geneva?
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| 07:55 | Sasha_C | yep
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| 07:56 | Sasha_C | I was surprised with how nice the footage looked, seeing that it was shot on a 5d Mk II.
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| 10:12 | se6astian | hi mars_, what brings you to us?
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| 10:13 | mars_ | your mail from friday ;)
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| 10:14 | mars_ | pcb/fpga engineer
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| 10:15 | se6astian | ahh, Markus?
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| 10:15 | mars_ | yeo
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| 10:15 | mars_ | yep
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| 10:15 | se6astian | great!
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| 10:16 | se6astian | Bertl, should be awake soon, he will be able to give you an update on the latest tech development progress
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| 10:16 | se6astian | I can in the meantime answer any general project questions you have
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| 10:17 | mars_ | thx, i'll just lurk here for a while
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| 10:17 | se6astian | good :)
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| 10:38 | Bertl | morning everyone!
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| 10:39 | Sasha_C | Good morning Bertl. I think someone is here to see you
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| 10:39 | se6astian | Ah the man of the hour, hello
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| 10:39 | Bertl | Sasha_C: yep, thanks :)
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| 10:48 | se6astian | ok I am off to pick up the acryl glas for the prototype enclosure
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| 10:48 | se6astian | they replied that order is finally ready for pick up :)
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| 10:48 | Sasha_C | Sounds awesome! Good luck
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| 10:57 | FergusL | cool !
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| 13:05 | se6astian | the acrylic glas is ours!
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| 13:05 | mars_ | pix or it didn't happen!
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| 13:06 | se6astian | I see you already fitted in perfectly ;)
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| 13:07 | se6astian | I left it in my car, doesnt look that spectacular they way it is packed
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| 13:14 | Bertl | \o/
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| 13:53 | Bertl | mars_: are you subscribed to the development mailing list?
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| 13:53 | mars_ | not yet
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| 13:58 | Bertl | check with se6astian, he will probably invite you to the relevant mailing lists/forums
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| 13:59 | se6astian | will do right away
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| 13:59 | mars_ | thx
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| 16:21 | Bertl | mars_: so any comments on the sensor adapter yet?
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| 17:08 | se6astian | how to not raise money: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/725991125/open-source-graphics-processor-gpu :)
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| 20:01 | dmj_nova | Bertl: excellent job!
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| 20:02 | dmj_nova | About that sensor, are such defects to be expected or is it because it's a particularly low-grade sample?
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| 20:19 | Bertl | dmj_nova: the ones on the right I'd say can be expected, at least for lower grade
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| 20:19 | Bertl | the one on the left seems extreme
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| 20:20 | dmj_nova | yeah, the ones on the right can likely be smoothed out without much notice too
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| 20:20 | dmj_nova | the one on the left...not without severely limiting the dynamic range
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| 20:21 | Bertl | the funny thing is, when scaling down, as in the commentary picture, the effects on the right basically disappear without even removing them
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| 20:22 | Bertl | so I'd say, if you know that a particular column is bad, it's rather trivial to remove
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| 20:23 | Bertl | from the way the sensor works, I don't think that you can get any 'row' failures, only bad pixels and those column failures
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| 20:26 | dmj_nova | Yeah, you could probably even retain some of the detail observed by the row while color/brightness correcting it based on adjacent rows
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| 20:27 | dmj_nova | (to avoid aliasing issues)
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| 20:27 | dmj_nova | actually, no, not quite
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| 20:28 | dmj_nova | if an entire row is stuck, it won't observe anything
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| 20:28 | Bertl | I guess there will be different errors
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| 20:28 | Bertl | if you check the effects on the raws (right side) you already see a bunch of different effects
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| 20:28 | dmj_nova | but the adjacent rows may be part of its RGB pixel
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| 20:29 | dmj_nova | so perhaps part of the process will be to characterize the effects.
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| 20:29 | dmj_nova | and build a program for it.
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| 20:29 | Bertl | yep, and I guess we will see many different ones over time :)
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| 20:30 | dmj_nova | Will these defects change over time?
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| 20:31 | Bertl | no idea
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| 20:32 | Bertl | but I guess it would help to have some kind of calibration routine which detects changes and maybe even allows to address them
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| 21:26 | se6astian | good night!
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