On 7 Apr 2005 at 8:26, Alex Z wrote:
> I'm sorry posting OT issue, but so far wasn't able to obtain the info
> from other sources, perhaps you guys may be willing to help me out. I
> need a statistical technical data on camera hand-holding vibrations,
> i.e. typical frequencies, angle amplitudes, angular velocities or
> accelerations involved. Statistical data (i.e. actually measured) is
> most desired, however based theoretical evaluations may also come
> handy. This is required for my B.Sc.EE project (a kind of image
> stabilization technology, isn't based on current implementations).
> I've spet lots of time in the net searching for this kind of stuff,
> put lots of strain on my eyes, nothing so far. Would be grateful if
> someone could direct me to the links where such data can be obtained
> from.
>
> Thanks in advance, Alex
I can only vaguely remember that Bob Atkins once did some testing,
but mostly tripod-typical vibrations....at least in photo-context
that is probably the most elaborate field work done, or at least
present on the Net....but far from any formula's.
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Bye,
Willem-Jan Markerink
The desire to understand
is sometimes far less intelligent than
the inability to understand
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