Re: nuke flare

To: Paul Chinn <loomer@1000klub.com>
Subject: Re: nuke flare
From: James Walter Martin III <jwm3@jwm3.org>
Date: Mon, 08 Jan 1996 15:41:37 -0500
CC: linux-connectix@crynwr.com
From jwm3.org!jwm3 Mon Jan 8 15: 53:37 1996
Organization: JWM3, Inc.
References: <m0tZMMT-00000vC@mailgate.1000klub.com>
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Paul Chinn wrote:
> 
> I've encountered an interesting imageing phenomena that occurs only with bidirectional
> mode.  It's a jagged flare around really bright light.  I've put a couple of images
> on www.1000klub.com/~loomer for people to look at and see if they are getting similar
> results.  Please take a look, it's easier than me trying to describe the problem.

Paul, I've been getting these since qcam-0.0!  I never thought much of
them, just figured it was normal operation.  I do have my parallel 
port in bidirectional mode, and haven't tried the Linux driver in
unidirectional.  

I usually got the flares when there was an intense light (e.g. a lamp)
in the field of view.. would produce sort of vertical flares and 
obscure parts of the image that shouldn't have been, i suppose. 
maybe if someone who knows intricacies of CCD's can help here...

-jim

References:

nuke flare

From: loomer@1000klub.com (Paul Chinn)

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