i want to know how to fill film for DTI dislocation issue,thanks

how to make this?

Kid named CMOS

Same concept with the Google super res zoom right? Just with more technicality

Does it need to be .08um @ 25:04 for the width of the DTI - instead of .8um as shown ?

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Thanks for such an amazing talk by Proff. Theuwissen!

WOW 👑 SONY GOD FOREVER#1 ✌️ 👑

So cool that SONY opened a sensor department in Osaka. Love Osaka...my favourite city in Japan. Best people and food.

I love the cute voiceover. Really refreshing compared to the typical tough guy voices used in the west. Just one thing needs to be fixed... porcelain cups for the espresso coffee machine!!!

Weird that none of those highly educated employees can even speak English. Do they live in the last century over there? ;)

I've been buying Sony Gear for years. I'm glad to see Sony give Nikon and Canon a run for their money. I'm very happy they have finally copied Silicon Valley's friendly engineer like Google, Apple, Facebook, and Adobe as well as Amazon and Microsoft from some state?! etc - However, I don't see the great free restaurants, pool tables, and massage parlors yet. Keep going Sony, happy tech makes for better products! How about some Zen Yoga classes and more female software engineers maybe?! ;-)

Very informative, and great talk ! thanks for sharing

Thank you very much to share good information.

It is so interesting. Thank you for sharing this video.

Quick summary of story: SiOnyx and Hamamatsu signed 'mutual' NDA dated 2007, i.e. confidential info went both ways, of which included an expiry date of 7 years, but a year later (2008), Hamamatsu broke off agreement, SiOnyx didn't state to withdrawn any shared info. And later (2009) Hamamatsu further cited to Sionyx, what they cliam to be their a different kind of 'Black Silicon' processing/structure with intend to reveal on tradeshow, SiOnyx is thus vexed to see similarity to its own invention. Both party took to parallel development till 2014, it was made know to SiOnyx of a patent filed by Hamamatsu which infringes on their invention, so begin lawsuit for breach of contract, infringement, unjust enrichment (profitting from infringement), ending with jury verdict ruling for the Plaintiff (SiOnyx), awarding damages and said patents to Sionyx. Thereafter, herein appeal, Hamamatsu only held up statute of limitation against ruling... A good cautionary tale. To quote Ben Franklin, 'The wrong is always growing more wrong until there is no bearing at all, and the right however opposed, comes right at last.

Thanks for sharing this.

Ook als fotograaf vond ik dit een zeer interessante keynote! bedankt hiervoor

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good

so I just want to be clear. The surface of this liquid is naturally convex but the field is forcing is to go concave right? Or is it that the liquid has a flat surface and a positive current bends the liquid in one direction while a negative current bends it in the other direction?

Insane, where was this shot?

this is how moonlanding was shot

and BY THE WAY....Towerjazz has been mfg. BSI SENSORS now for AT LEAST 2 years!!!! towerjazz.com/prs/2015/0420.html TowerJazz and Gpixel Announce the First Backside Illuminated Scientific CMOS Image Sensor

i reported on this TWO MONTHS AGO........ of course i was RIGHT kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZm9eHemdr-cias I got an inside source on Nikon teaming up with TowerJazz for mfg and NIKON used www.forzasilicon.com to DESIGN the chip and then contracted TOWERJAZZ to make it

So, when, if ever, will this technology see the light of day (pun sort of intended) in actual working camera sensors / cameras? Right, now it only seems to be demonstration "proof of concept," but perhaps not actually commercialized?

Great idea, but come on, only 480p video! Really !? In 2015!?

I want this for astrophotography please! :) Could overexpose multiple times to overcome read noise, capture more faint data and no more blown out stars :D