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I burned by CMOS OUCH!!!

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Caligvla

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I was taking pictures of my laser while using my fog machine.
My Nova Laser x150 briefly hit my camera lens and BAMM my CMOS was burnt.
Please be safe with your camera, or all your photos will come out looking like there is a open wound on them...
I feel so stupid!
 





natabata said:
;Dhahaha what camera was it(would suck if that would happen to my eos400d)
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As mentioned above,

# Camera Make = SONY
# Camera Model = DSC-V1.
 
lam3 said:
[quote author=natabata link=1207239644/0#1 date=1207241575] ;Dhahaha what camera was it(would suck if that would happen to my eos400d)
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As mentioned above,

# Camera Make = SONY
# Camera Model = DSC-V1.[/quote]

Yeah I already had a close call with my eyes... BTW, how did you know what camera I used? Was there metadata in the file?
The good news is that it will be cheap to replace, it's from 2003 and there are plenty on eBay in good condition... I have too many accessories for this camera to start over...
 
Caligvla said:
[quote author=lam3 link=1207239644/0#3 date=1207242911][quote author=natabata link=1207239644/0#1 date=1207241575] ;Dhahaha what camera was it(would suck if that would happen to my eos400d)
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As mentioned above,

# Camera Make = SONY
# Camera Model = DSC-V1.[/quote]

Yeah I already had a close call with my eyes... BTW, how did you know what camera I used? Was there metadata in the file?
The good news is that it will be cheap to replace, it's from 2003 and there are plenty on eBay in good condition... I have too many accessories for this camera to start over... [/quote]
Haha, it sucks when you have a lot of unique accessories for an item and it breaks, I know the feeling.

Anyways, yes, there was exif data in your photo.
 
Caligvla said:
[quote author=lam3 link=1207239644/0#5 date=1207253290]
Anyways, yes, there was exif data in your photo.
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How do you read that data? what program do you use?
[/quote]
Well, there are several programs, but in this case, I used the Exif Viewer add-on for Mozilla Firefox.

It's nice since you can simply right click on a picture featured on a page and read its data, without manually saving it.

Click here for the add-on.
 
lam3 said:
[quote author=Caligvla link=1207239644/0#6 date=1207257708][quote author=lam3 link=1207239644/0#5 date=1207253290]
Anyways, yes, there was exif data in your photo.
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How do you read that data? what program do you use?
[/quote]
Well, there are several programs, but in this case, I used the Exif Viewer add-on for Mozilla Firefox.

It's nice since you can simply right click on a picture featured on a page and read its data, without manually saving it.

Click here for the add-on.[/quote]

Sweet ad on!!! I am a firefox user thanks for the tip!
 
That's why you don't wave lasers around expensive cameras. My dad would kill me if I did that to his EOS 40D and I'd be rather pissed about my old D60 (his old one, still a goodie).
 
looks familiar lol killed my fujifilm s7000 the same way
even with my scanners moving it happend
 
it is better your camera than your eyes as you can get a new camera or get it repaired but your eyes you are not able to get replaced.
 
Thanks for posting this, people will look at it and it may prevent someone else from doing the same thing. have a grat day ! Pyro...
 
Right click on the picture using OPERA --> Properties:

Orientation of image: 1
File change date and time: 2008:03:30 23:13:10
Image description:
Image input equipment manufacturer: SONY
Image input equipment model: DSC-V1
Exposure time: 0,004
F number: 5
Exposure program: 2
ISO speed rating: 100
Exposure bias: 0
Maximum lens aperture: 3
Metering mode: 5
Light source: 0
Flash: 0
Lens focal length: 7
Custom rendered: 0
Exposure mode: 0
White balance: 0
Scene capture type: 0
 
nikokapo said:
Right click on the picture using OPERA --> Properties:

Orientation of image: 1
File change date and time: 2008:03:30 23:13:10
Image description:
Image input equipment manufacturer: SONY
Image input equipment model: DSC-V1
Exposure time: 0,004
F number: 5
Exposure program: 2
ISO speed rating: 100
Exposure bias: 0
Maximum lens aperture: 3
Metering mode: 5
Light source: 0
Flash: 0
Lens focal length: 7
Custom rendered: 0
Exposure mode: 0
White balance: 0
Scene capture type: 0
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Hey wow..
i didnt know opera had a EXIF viewer built in
Awesome!!
:wave:
 
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