I use it at home with my Canon 5DS R. I'd like to try it with systems here
but I'm pretty sure the Clarus and the Optos aren't open to anything that
isn't proprietary to them.
I wonder though if anyone has tried mirroring the image to give the reverse
like a mirror would show, then let the person see it where they have a
lighted mirror showing a similar lighting situation as the image was taken
with, and only at the same size as they see their eye from where they're
sitting.
On Fri, Jun 4, 2021, 17:08 Michael Kelly <michael.p.kelly@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
Paul- I love that! Have you or others set that up already? If so how did
it go? Pearls & Pitfalls? ...would make for a great Sci Session talk,
followed by an article in the JOP.
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On Jun 4, 2021, at 5:48 PM, Paul Crown <fotoneurotic@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
This is one of those times where having an X-rite color system to
calibrate camera and monitor systems would be super helpful. The study
could set up a required luminance for the room the images are viewed on,
and then re-calibrate the screens as prescribed. Also, don't let anyone
mess with the monitor settings for hue, brightness, etc. Wearing colored
shirts will throw off color perception on a monitor, as will colored walls
and reflective wall art.
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*Subject:* [optimal] photos for artificial iris
Hi, Optimites, is anyone on here doing photos for HumanOptics artificial
irides? Looking for some insider tips, especially in regards to color
matching, as we prepare to ramp up this process in our clinic. Our results
to date have been unsatisfactory. Here are the instructions we’ve been
following:
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John
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