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Q. it's for a 3D SHD (Super High Definiton) camcorder.
just got an idea for a new type of camcorder. ths one uses a red, green, and blue laser (horizontally) and captures the 3 colors then adds them together to make a color image. The image colors are defines by reflected light. It's in 3D because it's calculating the time it takes for different parts of the picture to come back to it, and very slight differences define the bumps, objects, and textures.
What do you think? would it work? it's meant to stay in one place and the horizontal laser moves up and down a set feild of view very quickly. it's not meant to replace camcorders. lol
just got an idea for a new type of camcorder. ths one uses a red, green, and blue laser (horizontally) and captures the 3 colors then adds them together to make a color image. The image colors are defines by reflected light. It's in 3D because it's calculating the time it takes for different parts of the picture to come back to it, and very slight differences define the bumps, objects, and textures.
What do you think? would it work? it's meant to stay in one place and the horizontal laser moves up and down a set feild of view very quickly. it's not meant to replace camcorders. lol
Answer
the basic concept is feasible. the very first video cameras used this method, they were called flying spot scanners. processing 2 megapixels 30 times per second for phase delay would be a tough task for a Cray computer. But holograms, or 3D still images, are created by lasers that generate an interference pattern directly, not computed. And holographic projection would be a prefered display technology.
the basic concept is feasible. the very first video cameras used this method, they were called flying spot scanners. processing 2 megapixels 30 times per second for phase delay would be a tough task for a Cray computer. But holograms, or 3D still images, are created by lasers that generate an interference pattern directly, not computed. And holographic projection would be a prefered display technology.
what are the complete list of input/output devices?? i need 25 each?
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Answer
Your criteria was vague so some of these devices are in by technicalities.
input:
1. mouse
2. keyboard
3. camera
4. Scanner
5. game pad
6. drawing tablet (wacom) artist use
7. microphone (technically a headset with a mic falls under both)
8. finger print scanner
8. barcode scanner
9. light pen
10. midi keyboard musicians use
11. technically a laptop dolly ed to a computer or even another computer can remotely control a computer which would fall under both input/output
12. flash drives when reading
13. Scan disk when reading
14. external hard drive when reading
15. reading from dvd/cd/blu-ray disk
16. many used for medical procedures (ultrasound scanner)
output
1. speakers
2. printer
3. flash drives when writing
4. Scan disk cards when writing
5. external hard drive when writing
6. projector
7. monitor
8. tv
9. 3d printer
10. DVD/CD/Blu-RAY burned disk
Pretty much all I can think of.
Your criteria was vague so some of these devices are in by technicalities.
input:
1. mouse
2. keyboard
3. camera
4. Scanner
5. game pad
6. drawing tablet (wacom) artist use
7. microphone (technically a headset with a mic falls under both)
8. finger print scanner
8. barcode scanner
9. light pen
10. midi keyboard musicians use
11. technically a laptop dolly ed to a computer or even another computer can remotely control a computer which would fall under both input/output
12. flash drives when reading
13. Scan disk when reading
14. external hard drive when reading
15. reading from dvd/cd/blu-ray disk
16. many used for medical procedures (ultrasound scanner)
output
1. speakers
2. printer
3. flash drives when writing
4. Scan disk cards when writing
5. external hard drive when writing
6. projector
7. monitor
8. tv
9. 3d printer
10. DVD/CD/Blu-RAY burned disk
Pretty much all I can think of.
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