Actually, the VF is really a darn good color TV set compared
with other VFs I have seen.

The accelerometer boards came out of this camera also.  Stabilization
was not required underwater, since the damping is very good, and
a wide angle lens was used.  There are two sensors mounted at
right angles and a dual op amp.  Powered by 5 volts, output analog.
Outputs are digitized elsewhere and used to add to the video
addresses in the RAM in such a way that the jitter from hand
is cancelled.  It is highly effective and noticable, especially at
high zoom.  I cannot give you any quantitative G specs on them.

Same price.  $65  I have only one left.  One guy just bought
3 of them.


-----Original Message-----
From:   Charles Hoss [SMTP:timothy@BEKES.HUNGARY.NET]
Sent:   Thursday, February 26, 1998 12:35 PM
To:     PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU
Subject:        Re: Accelerometers[OT]

John Shreffler wrote:
>
> Was there someone who recently expressed an interest
> in obtaining some small accelerometers?  I apparently
> trashed the original posting.  Please contact me direct, as
> I have a bunch of very interesting 2 axis units, used in
> Sony cameras to stabilize the image for hand held shooting.
>

hi !
the viwefinder just arrived - it looks
perfect for me - I'll
ask a few more , if it worx at least
half as good as it looks :)

about the g meters : how sensitive they
are ?
max G rating ?
price ?

bye
charley

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