Revision as of 19:23, 10 November 2007

Images

3MPix micron sensor

Examples of picture take with various lens type

This section compare various lenses used with Elphel 333 Camera and 3MPix sensor.

- computar Lens

- Fujinon Lens ref DF6HA-1B 1:1 2/6mm (spec)

 Picture : view of Strasbourg - France [1]
 take with follow settings : /admin-bin/ccam.cgi?opt=\*cvhxy\&sens=4\&e=10000\&iq=100

- EOS Canon adapter with professional lens 17-40 UMS (photo)

 Picture : view of Strasbourg France [2]
 Picture : second view (minimum aperture) [3]
 Picture : near object and maximum zoom. There is 3 pictures, each with focus on different object
   - picture focus on paper [4]
   - picture focus on water [5]
   - picture focus on USBKey [6]
focus seting is very sensitive. distance between lens and objects 1 meter.

Movie of country with Adapter for Canon Lens , Elphel 333. 3MPix [7]

This not a industrial adaptator but only a first good experience. Quality of image may be better in we include manual iris to have more deap in picture.

5MPix micron sensor

Examples of Electronic Rolling Shutter Distortion

A picture what was made from Elphel's Motor Office moving at approximately 40 mph. [8]

As in 5MPix resolution we have 1/15 second delay from the top to the bottom of the image everything is distorted. Everything but our reflection :)

One more example of distortion inducted by ERS: [9]

Some info on what is ERS and what we intend to do to compensate this artifact.

Nature & animals

Humming birds: [10] [11]

Grand Teton N.P.: [12] [13]

Other

The logo from Elphel's Motor Office mirrored in a window. [14]

11MPix kodak sensor

Just images, nothing special [15], [16], [17]

Car license plate in the dark with headlights: [18]

Gated Intensified

This picture was made by the Elphel 303 camera model. This camera is no longer produced but we plan to do another Gated intensified camera based on Elphel 353. More info on Linux devices.

303 photo made by another gated intensified 303: [19]

Special images

An image in JP4 format (JPEG without color interpolation) [20]

Videos

HD cinema

An HD cinema by Oscar Spierenburg [21]

More about that here

First example done with Elphel 353 camera, 1600x1200 at 23 FPS (can be better): [22]

An example of a 1920x1072 video at 24 FPS done with Elphel 353: [23]

High FPS

Slow motion fire show. This is a 512x384 resolution, 138 fps video done with an Elphel 333 camera with a 3 MPix sensor with out IR-cut filter. Exposure time was 4ms: [24]

Sport application

100 FPS with timestamps watermarked

Swimming: [25] and the "uncompressed" MJPEG version [26]

Photo finish

Some info about photo finish

Slow motion lighter video

A lighter filmed at 112x112 1038 FPS, the replay is at 24 FPS [[27]]

High res time lapse video

Time laps videos by Redics.ch

- Zolliken: [28]

- Zueri [29]

A time lapse video from Yellowstone: [30]

Artistic

Dancing filmed at 1280x960: [31]

Slow motion... filmed at 100 FPS replay at 24: [32]

Fire show 1024x768 at 44 FPS, 10ms exposure time: [33]

Theora videos encoded by FPGA on Elphel 333

Here some examples of Theora video encoded by the experimental Theora FPGA bistream and GNU/Linux softwares.

1024x768 @ 25 FPS, 70% quality (6.7M): [34], [35]

1024x768 @ 25 FPS, 60% quality (3.8M): [36], [37]

Other

Swiss watch mechanics 1024x768 @ 42 FPS: [38]

Rear view mirror of Elphel's Motor Office (1024x768 @ 24 FPS) : [39], [40]

Nature & animals

Humming bird, 800x600 @ 21 FPS: [41]

Humming birds, 2048x1536 @ 9 FPS: [42]

Medical

Endoscopy camera

These videos were made by a prototype endoscopy camera based on Elphel 333. The test was performed in complete darkness with a halogen lamp of 80 Watt. In the black and white video you can see the resolution and in the color one the colors through the endoscope.

At that moment the auto exposure in Elphel 333 was not stable enough to stabilize quickly and was not usable on humans for a real operation. We will soon make same tests with a Elphel 353 camera model.

1024x768 25fps endoscopy videos:

monochrome [48MB] - [43]

color [29MB] - [44]

This is our experimental cover for endoscopy camera:

Laparascope:	Lighter: