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Old 03-January-2005, 12:14 AM
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Just noticed Malin Space Science Systems has updated information on the camers for the MSL:

http://www.msss.com/msl/

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Just noticed Malin Space Science Systems has updated information on the camers for the MSL:

http://www.msss.com/msl/

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Bayer pattern, bayer pattern, bayer pattern! All I hear is bayer pattern! Aren't these supposed to be science cameras? Are they going to use multiple CCDs or what?
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Just noticed Malin Space Science Systems has updated information on the camers for the MSL:

http://www.msss.com/msl/

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Bayer pattern, bayer pattern, bayer pattern! All I hear is bayer pattern! Aren't these supposed to be science cameras? Are they going to use multiple CCDs or what?
The specs for the MastCam shows that it has a filter wheel for multi-spectral analysis. Looks like they're using the same filter set as MER.


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