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I tweeted at him to ask him what size lens and sensor he has so I could estimate how much energy/flux was hitting his sensor. Anyone have an idea of how many li
by boxcardavin 8y ago
I tweeted at him to ask him what size lens and sensor he has so I could estimate how much energy/flux was hitting his sensor. Anyone have an idea of how many lidar it would take to saturate an area and make distance measurements useless? It's tougher with lidar because you can't easily frequency shift like with radar.
- asdfasgasdgasdg 8y agoIf it's a $2000 Sony camera, it's definitely going to be a 35mm sensor. His lens on the other hand I wouldn't be able to guess.
- dllu 8y agoIt's a Sony ILCE-7RM2 with a 35mm lens at f/4: https://twitter.com/jitrc/status/1083190800710684673 https://twitter.com/jitrc/status/1083190800710684673
- asdfasgasdgasdg 8y agoI'm puzzled by the fact that it's only burned in two spots. This is a mirrorless camera so the lidar would be going into the lens and hitting the sensor constantly, not just during the exposure. I wonder what's happened here.
- quickben 8y agoSomebody mentioned it's a pulsing one.