Sony SENSOR hack – seeing light differently

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Ted Forbes:

I recently had my Sony NEX 7 modified as a full-spectrum camera. Essentially this means the sensor will recognize the visual spectrum in addition to Ultra-violet and Infrared light. By using various filters on the lens, you can achieve some interesting results by limiting the light spectrum for both photography and video.

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Sony Tidbits…

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Samyang AF 35mm F1.4: Hands-On First Look | 4K

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Limited time deal: 89% off on the Photolemur superbundle

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There is a special Christmas superbundle deal on Photolemur (Click here). You get up to 89% off on this “artifical intelligence” powered software. It even has a tool to transform your face into a Klingon face :)

There are will be a few different offers for a variety of occasions.

Main Offer: ( for every one who is not the Photolemur user yet )
Photolemur family license ($55)
Three styles + Holiday style ($48)
Cityscape photography eBook ($99)
Coupon for Picaboo printed Christmas cards with your own photos ($50)
Pixbuf Pro 1 Year subscription ($48)
500px pro 1 year subscription ($119)

Total worth – 419 $
Price for the Holidays – 49 $!! 89%OFF

The gift option will be available to be presented to friends, relatives, and colleagues, who are really in love with photography.
I will inform you about this feature additionally.
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Upgrade Offer: ( for users, who own v2 and want to upgrade )
Photolemur upgrade license ($15)
Three styles + Holiday style ($48)
Coupon for Picaboo printed Christmas cards with your own photos ($50)
Pixbuf Pro 1 Year subscription ($48)
500px pro 1 year subscription ($119)

Total worth – 281$
Price for the Holidays – 19$!! 93%OFF
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Offer for EU audience: ( for users outside the USA )
Photolemur family license ($55)
Three styles + Holiday style ($48)
Cityscape photography eBook ($99)
Pixbuf Pro 1 Year subscription ($48)
500px pro 1 year subscription ($119)

Total worth – 323 Euro
Price for the Holidays – 49 Euro!! 87%OFF

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(SR5) Sony has also developed a new 72MP Full Frame Global Shutter for industrial use

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Our highly reliable Sony sensor informant told us this:

Just got word of a new 72MP FF global shutter sensor from Sony, 3.45um pixel architecture (FF version of IMX342). Of course it’s more geared towards industrial use with mediocre image quality. It could be a result of competition from Canon and ON Semi that they all taped out FF GS sensors.

As measured by Lucid Vision Labs it seems like Global Shutters are still not a match for current Sony rolling shutter sensors.

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Meyer Optik Görlitz acquired by another German company. But you still will not get your $$$ back.

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Mirrorlessrumors reports about the acquisition of the Meyer Optik Görlitz brand by German company OPC Optic. OPC said that they will make new lenses under the Meyer Optik Görlitz brand name. But they also said this:

Unfortunately, it is not possible to take over the net SE contaminated sites

The takeover by OPC Optics includes all brand rights to Meyer Optik Görlitz and the associated products. Open claims from customers and suppliers towards net SE remain with net SE. Thus, vendors would have to contact the administrator of the net SE regarding these matters. OPC Optics, as a supplier of high-precision aspheres, is itself one of the suppliers of the net SE who still have outstanding demands on them.

As part of the reorientation of the brand, OPC Optics is examining whether discounts on the acquisition of an available lens can be realized for customers of net SE who have paid for and have not received a lens. Upon request, customers would then receive an individual offer. When or if such a model can be offered, is currently not fixed.

Shit :(

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