Vision Target!!!

[Pancake]

Hey, you might find this useful - it's a vision target I made in Photoshop. It should be within correct dimensions.

Anyways, please download it to your computer as I won't appreciate 20,000 downloads for this single image.

Download it here: http://brophyrobotics.org/target.png

[Nadav Zingerman]

Isn't that exactly the same as this (http://usfirst.org/uploadedFiles/Community/FRC/Game_and_Season__Info/2010_Assets/GE-10063_revA.ppt)?

[Pancake]

Isn't that exactly the same as this (http://usfirst.org/uploadedFiles/Community/FRC/Game_and_Season__Info/2010_Assets/GE-10063_revA.ppt)?
For the most part; I used it as a template then I created a much larger image in Photoshop so it's more suitable for printing.

[CHapstack]

For the most part; I used it as a template then I created a much larger image in Photoshop so it's more suitable for printing.

We were able to print out the original full-scale image from FIRST on our big plotter - a piece of cake and I highly recommend it if your team has access to a plotter.

[Greg McKaskle]

If you don't have access to a plotter, a couple other ways to make the target include...

Paint - white background, black circular band with sharp edges.

Bulletin board - white paper with a black circular band. Be sure to adhere the black all the way around, perhaps with rubber cement or other adhesive to avoid shadows.

Clingy plastic - purchase black vinyl at the fabric store, cut the black band and slap it on a dry erase white board. Shiny, but if it works there, it will certainly work on an official field. Very portable too.

Greg McKaskle