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Testing a cheap webcam with Infragram - spoiler alert: nope
Post by @warren

4   |   almost 2 years ago  
RocketPi - a Raspberry Pi based Video Flight Recorder and Live Video Telemetry Transmitter
Post by @jfd

0   |   over 3 years ago  
Sudan Team SAP DRONE Project/SAP (Smart Agriculture Payload)
Post by @Mohamed

2   |   almost 5 years ago  
LEAFFEST Infragram camboard batch tests
Post by @warren

5   |   over 6 years ago  
More camera testing
Post by @cfastie

0   |   over 6 years ago  
Infragram webcam test raw images
Post by @warren

2   |   over 6 years ago  
Mobius, stripped
Post by @cfastie

15   |   over 6 years ago  
Modifying a Mobius ActionCam for Near IR Photos
Post by @carllipo

5   |   over 6 years ago  
Huentek Infragram Webcam tests
Post by @warren

0   |   over 6 years ago  
Infragram webcam conversion test with I Zone cameras
Post by @warren

4   |   over 6 years ago  
More Infragram sample webcam tests
Post by @warren

2   |   over 6 years ago  
Improvements in Infragram NDVI with test cameras
Post by @warren

10   |   over 6 years ago  
Channel swapping
Post by @warren

1   |   almost 7 years ago  
Rocketfish hd webcam conversion
Post by @gonzoearth

3   |   almost 7 years ago  
Small camera conversion tests
Post by @warren

7   |   almost 7 years ago  
Continuing difficulties with infrablue in cheaper CMOS cameras
Post by @warren

10   |   almost 7 years ago  
Removing a Raspberry Pi camera IR filter (learn from my mistakes)
Post by @mathew

2   |   almost 7 years ago  
Infragram camera conversion test
Post by @warren

0   |   almost 7 years ago  
Canon A1200 IR conversion at November 2-4, 2012, PLOTS Barnraising, Cocodrie, LA at LUMCON
Post by @patcoyle

2   |   over 7 years ago  
Canon A2200 NIR conversion
Post by @nedhorning

18   |   over 7 years ago  

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