Main Cameras (normal light) :
Lumix Fz200 (12 megapixels)
A very cheap bridge camera with some amazing qualities. It can maintain f2.8 no matter how far you zoom in and you can zoom a lot. Also has some nice official accessories like it's macro and super telephoto lenses. Used for my ordinary, telescopic, macro and micro shots.
Lumix Fz1000 (20 megapixels) :
Lumix's most expensive bridge camera but getting cheaper all the time. Large sensor with a huge range of settings. Can use the Fz200 accessories with a little additional adapter ring. Used for my ordinary, macro and microscopic shots. Serious detail.
Lumix's most expensive bridge camera but getting cheaper all the time. Large sensor with a huge range of settings. Can use the Fz200 accessories with a little additional adapter ring. Used for my ordinary, macro and microscopic shots. Serious detail.
Infrared Camera :
Lumix Lx5 (10 megapixel) :
My original infrared camera. Tack sharp sensor and great images. 720nm
My original infrared camera. Tack sharp sensor and great images. 720nm
Full Spectrum :
Lumix Lx7 (10 megapixels) :
Not quite as sharp as its predecessor. I had this one modded as full spectrum with meant sources a lot of interesting filters. But this little camera is capable of a lot of diverse imaging. (330 to 1000nm).
There was a LOT to learn with this camera, about how invisible light works and how to represent it but these pics are as taken.
Not quite as sharp as its predecessor. I had this one modded as full spectrum with meant sources a lot of interesting filters. But this little camera is capable of a lot of diverse imaging. (330 to 1000nm).
There was a LOT to learn with this camera, about how invisible light works and how to represent it but these pics are as taken.
Fujifilm 3D camera :
Incredibly cheap now and can be used for some interesting 3D reconstruction with the right software.
Not necessary for a solid 3D scan but can capture some instant 3D shots at parties and events.
Incredibly cheap now and can be used for some interesting 3D reconstruction with the right software.
Not necessary for a solid 3D scan but can capture some instant 3D shots at parties and events.
Macro : Lumix Macro lens (DMW-LC55)
This lens also will fit the Fz1000 with a small adjustment ring.
This lens also will fit the Fz1000 with a small adjustment ring.
Micro : Raynox MSN-202, tripod.
At this magnification you can only focus on a plane of about .4mm so focus stacking will be needed to get a fully focused photo.
My stack of lenses used for the Full Spectrum camera...
Software:
Enhancement & Focus Stacking : PhotoAcute3
3D Scanning : Agisoft PhotoScan.
Photoshop & Lightroom (obviously).
At this magnification you can only focus on a plane of about .4mm so focus stacking will be needed to get a fully focused photo.
My stack of lenses used for the Full Spectrum camera...
Software:
Enhancement & Focus Stacking : PhotoAcute3
3D Scanning : Agisoft PhotoScan.
Photoshop & Lightroom (obviously).
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