Tag Archives: D5100

Bokeh

Posted on March 9, 2014 by Faisal

Background subtraction is a big problem in machine vision. The ability to somehow figure out which objects in an image are closer than other objects has many application. The simplest is in object segmentation and subsequent detection/recognition. Object detection refers … Continue reading →

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I’m loving it… :)

Posted on June 26, 2012 by Faisal

Contrary to popular belief, most of my pictures have not been taken by a DSLR camera but rather a bridge camera (Panasonic Lumiz FZ8). I actually did not have a DSLR camera until last month. 🙂 Yup! I bought a new … Continue reading →

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Image Stacking

Posted on June 24, 2012 by Faisal

I recently read an article about some scientists travelling around the world, taking high-definition pictures of different species of Ants (link). I was intrigued, and wanted to find out how they do what they do. I think I found out, … Continue reading →

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Aperture Control

Posted on June 20, 2012 by Faisal

This post is about the most important setting people with bridge/DSLR cameras do not know about. I will tell you why in a second, but first, some technical stuff: Aperture is the size of the area through while light passes on … Continue reading →

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