My dual infrared/normal visible camera system during Exp 30 to the International Space Station. The IR camera has the yellow-orange filter, the normal camera has none. Dan Burbank, one of my crew mates, figured out how to mount the cameras together so sequential infrared/normal photos could be taken near simultaneously. Both have 180mm f2.8 lenses, and when rapidly flipped as shown in the image, could take high quality images of the same object from different wavelengths of light.
I took many photos with these camera, and have shared on my twitter and Instagram, astro_pettit
astro_pettit on October 24th, 2023 at 13:31 UTC »
My dual infrared/normal visible camera system during Exp 30 to the International Space Station. The IR camera has the yellow-orange filter, the normal camera has none. Dan Burbank, one of my crew mates, figured out how to mount the cameras together so sequential infrared/normal photos could be taken near simultaneously. Both have 180mm f2.8 lenses, and when rapidly flipped as shown in the image, could take high quality images of the same object from different wavelengths of light.
I took many photos with these camera, and have shared on my twitter and Instagram, astro_pettit
BoldlyGettingThere on October 24th, 2023 at 14:52 UTC »
How often is it necessary to film a duel onboard?
El_Cartografo on October 24th, 2023 at 15:07 UTC »
They had camera duels? I would have totally watched that.