kirkmartinez

I just to discovered that the Semple black 2.0 (mentioned in leszekp 's excellent blog) is highly conductive! don't paint it on any wires/electronics!

We have a binary version of our rewritten ptmfitter (by John Cupitt) here for Windows (Mac one coming soon!) find it in: https://custom-imaging.co.uk/software/ it still prints the same things - and has the same parameters - to maintain compatibility with the ancient ptmfitter ;-) But it copes with the large iomages we now use. for reference it builds a 128 36Mpix image set in 39s on my PC. We also have a friendly Windows helper if you use it on windows a lot - see RTI Processor. Enjoy! Kirk ps I know this looks like a very old thread but it has the right name!

Hi all, we just completed over a year of development on a geodesic dome system and installed the first on in the University of York. We're still writing up the details but there are some images etc on our website. Headlines are: 65 1300 lumen LEDs relatively portable - as it unbolts into a box of struts and some aluminium poles quite fast - about 65s per capture takes different cameras as long as they have an external wired shutter release doesn't need a laptop to drive it - as long as you can focus and set camera exposure its standalone Cheers Kirk

to avoid starting a new thread I'll reply to my post ;-) We just installed two new systems in Arras, France - and CNRS Paris - both for Archaeology finds. https://custom-imaging.co.uk/dome9-pas-de-calais/ https://custom-imaging.co.uk/dome10-cnrs-paris/ both running on Canon SLRs. If you use Windows (rare I know!) we have a card importer that makes all the right sub-folders for you, see https://custom-imaging.co.uk/software/ Also a Windows-helper to run ptmfit. Cheers! Kirk

We just setup the high-spec rti dome in Oxford with 128 LEDs and a new controller.. see: https://custom-imaging.co.uk/projects/dome-7/

Dave's paper on underwater RTI is finally out: http://electronicimaging.spiedigitallibrary.org/article.aspx?articleid=2608312 enjoy! Kirk