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Where Does one find a Ring LED
I've been looking into camera tracking during the offseason and I ran into one very big problem. My team doesn't have a Ring LED to mount on the camera
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21-05-2012, 17:13
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Re: Where Does one find a Ring LED
superbrightleds.com
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21-05-2012, 17:14
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Re: Where Does one find a Ring LED
Besides AndyMark, if you're happen to have access to a CNC then you could make one out of 16th aluminum and buy some leds. Our team bought a set plus a driver from SuperBrightLEDs and they worked out wonderfully!
Wow, even got beat to the exact same website. |
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21-05-2012, 17:15
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Re: Where Does one find a Ring LED
superbrightleds.com
If you search on here, I'm sure there is a thread containing this information already. |
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21-05-2012, 22:54
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Re: Where Does one find a Ring LED
More specifically, on superbrightleds the commonly used ones are the "AngelEyes". 40mm is the standard, it's what was on FIRST Choice. We used that and an additional 60mm(or whatever the next size up is) on top of that.
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