When I’m not working on LAS, I’ve been trying my hand at digital film emulations, which is basically making digital pictures look like they were shot on 35mm camera film. I love film, but it costs too much and I don’t have time to use it for my personal photography.…
Hello all, Just a quick update on what’s going on with LAS. I’ve added a few neat things in my development build: Adding these features was fairly straightforward, but when I looked at the scores coming from all the lenses in my dataset, I starting to see a strong correlation…
Today, we’re diving deep into lens characteristics and performance of the Canon “New” FD 24mm F2.8, backed by quantitative analysis using the Lens Analysis Suite (LAS), a open-source tool for measuring lens sharpness across different apertures.
I love vintage camera lenses. They have great character, and they’re cheap (sometimes). But the vintage lenses people want are mostly from the 1970’s and 1980’s, meaning that some of them are pushing 50 years old. I needed a way to compare lens sharpness across F-stops for an upcoming YouTube…
Scraping refactor: Can’t wait to dive into this dataset 🥰
Railway: Scraper: Cleaning: Uploading: Future improvements:
Railway: AI: Research:
Project elements: Spent this morning setting up a web scraper. I used Gemini Pro 1.5 Experimental to generate the script and then in about 5-6 turns, had something working very well. To make this work, you need an LLM with a huge context window that can read one or more…
Projects: I struggled with self-hosting Ghost and n8n and, for the sake of time, decided to just pay the small fee to go with a serverless architecture. I love nerding out on deployment tools, but I need to get to the application layer ASAP. Update: I gave up on self-hosting…
