Images are recorded when neutrons stimulate the gadolinium oxide, initiating secondary radiation, which is stored in the photo-stimulable phosphors. The IP is then exposed to a scanning laser beam that extracts the image data as light. The ND IP are reusable and erasure is accomplished without chemicals or darkroom. Kodak's new virtual reality system provides entry into immersive imaging. The Kodak Professional 220 and 260 interactive imaging systems and solutions are designed for virtual reality or panoramic photography, where the finished immersive image places the user inside a scene.
Users can tour an environment and gain a full appreciation of their surroundings.
Also new by Kodak, the DCS 560 digital camera provides high-resolution images in a studio environment or in the field. The DCS offers a six megapixel CCD sensor, a burst rate of one image per second, and other features required by professional photographers. StablePillar TM posts offer a more stable mounting alternative to traditional half-inch posts. The system is modular, allowing posts to be stacked and connected to form 3D structures that can be clamped firmly to an optical table using fork clamps. The arb clock is fully synthesized to eliminate phase shifts and missed points.