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Steve Mullen March 17th, 2009 02:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Jack Walker (Post 1028097)
I hope that LOLUX is not a feature like "motion smoothing" that requires a sticky at the top of the forum saying something like: "Please, before you post, turn off LOLUX and check your results!"
I knew I had pix of hyper-gain and accumulation. They are in my article on CCD and CMOS in Broadcast Engineering:

CCD and CMOS

See pix below.

Harry Pallenberg March 17th, 2009 03:20 PM
uggg....at least hypergain provides one with an image that is watchable - especially if the content is compelling...

accumulation provides you with audio and mush....

still hoping beyond hope that you are wrong... even though you've got the pics to prove it....

thanks....

Steve Mullen March 17th, 2009 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Harry Pallenberg (Post 1029276)
uggg....at least hypergain provides one with an image that is watchable - especially if the content is compelling...

accumulation provides you with audio and mush....
If you were a photographer you would find nothing odd -- even if there were motion in one part of a scene -- in using a long exposure to capture a noise-free image. For you, accumulation provides a very compelling image.


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