Category: Infrared Reflectography (IRR)

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InGaAs Camera

Our New InGaAs camera

We just added a new InGaAs camera to our equipment. We replaced the glorious Indigo Merlin, with a brand new Xenics Bobcat GigE. This camera has the usual 320×254 pixel matrix, as the camera that we used before. The reason we replaced it is its much compact size. For our traveling service, both for analysis

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Pigments Checker used to test T2SL (Type II Super Lattice) camera

Infrared Reflectography Camera NOW extended to 2350 nm

We just tested the Xenics Xeva-2.35-320 TE4, a 320 x 256 pixels T2SL (Type II Super Lattice) camera. It is sensitive from 1000 to 2350 nm and it is a promising tool for art examination. We evaluated its performance on our pigments checker and we will soon publish the results. In order to evaluate in detail the capacity

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panoramic infrared reflectography

Arduino for Panoramic Infrared Reflectography

For those who take the 5 days train­ing course on multispectral imaging and technical 2D and 3D photographic methods  can be provided on request an Arduino programmed circuit board for Panoramic Infrared Reflectography. The Arduino solution was proposed in this post “Panoramic Infrared Reflectography. Arduino electronics”.  The panoramic method was introduced in the post “Panoramic Infrared

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