6.163 Strobe Project Laboratory, Spring 2005

Bales, James Williams

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Bales, James Williams

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Strobe Project Laboratory

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Abstract

A project laboratory for the application of electronic flash sources to measurement and photography. First half covers fundamentals of photography and electronic flashes, including experiments on application of electronic flash to photography, stroboscopy, motion analysis, and high-speed videography. Students write five extensive lab reports, which may be suitable for the Phase II Writing Requirement. In the second half, students work in small groups to select, design, and execute independent projects in measurement or photography that apply learned techniques.

Date issued

2005-06

URI

http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/36845

Department

Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Other identifiers

6.163-Spring2005

local: 6.163

local: IMSCP-MD5-9c0a0ae8975388df1da9aeb8819d4ac7

Keywords

strobe, photography, edgerton, electronic imaging, light measurement, strobe laboratory, Electronic flash photography, Photography, High-speed

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