Showing posts with label auto iris. Show all posts
Showing posts with label auto iris. Show all posts

Sunday, January 2, 2011

accident update

Let me start by apologizing. I have been rude, short and abrasive when some of you called, texted or emailed. To be honest before Wednesday most is a blur or blank. If I hurt or in any way offended you my deepest apologies how ever I appreciate your dealing with me while venting from the pain. Being in that much pain, while no excuse makes it hard to keep the peace because you are night in your right mind.

Secondly, thank you to everyone who has or is helping or offered. Those who have known me for a long time know I despise asking for or accepting help but I also know my limitations and while I will try to do as much as I can without assistance and get help with the rest

Status update

  • Friday – accident and emergency room – hand in temp cast while pain not as bad as time of accident still intense passing out on occasion – was told Drs appt Tues
  • Saturday – no change or sleep
  • Sunday – very little sleep due to pain – ironic – passing out from pain yet cannot sleep either
  • Monday – took xrays to drs office nurse informed – was told unaware of any appointment and office would call when scheduled – saw insurance agent
  • Tuesday – dealt with insurance and arranged to have truck towed – got call back from drs office
  • Wednesday – found out bone broken and knuckles may need surgery – proper cast with ortho alignment – pain reduced to manageable level (no longer feel like passing out but still constant to point including headache) – will visit again in 2 weeks to see progress. Also am hoping to resolve issue with vehicle at some point. Can sleep if positioned right 4 hrs but better than what was

Again – I want to thank the people who have and are helping and though I know you understand I appreciate your baring with me.

Tuesday, November 18, 2008

What is an auto iris and how does it work?


Like the digital camera, security cameras use a cmos (Complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor) to capture and translate the image the camera sees to data which is translated back into am image that can be viewed on a monitor . An auto iris like the iris of your eye adjusts the light level to maintain a reasonable amount of brightness. The brighter the light the smaller the iris. There are two types of irises – auto (automatic) and manual. 

Manual irises are set to a single level of light while automatic use sensors to adjust exposure. 

Yes, even in technology the iris serves the same purpose and functions much the same as the human eye's iris.

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