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Hello there,

I have just started my adventure with DIC. I prefer to learn how to use it before my company will buy Aramis. That is why I was trying to measure sample deformation with my own Nikon d3100. I can see the speckle patern quite well but it is nearly impossible to define speckle for the software "Correlate 2019". What am I doing wrong? What kind of possible solutions can I implement to overcome my difficulties?

Looking forward for your reply.

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Firstly the images look incredibly washed out so there is likely no chance to see contrast differences . Flash use , aperture , focal length needs to be fixed.

Secondly from what i can see the speckle pattern is going to be very small from that far away

Thirdly with a single camera you can olnly capture things in 2d , and you are not square to the samples by the looks of it so this will not help.

 

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Hi Marcin,
as James already mentioned: the images look very dark, blurry and you capture a 3D-scene which is not suited for single camera DIC.
If you want to get into to 2D DIC at least make sure that you have a god signal (thus  pattern) and a good signal to noise ratio (good lighting conditions)!
This is an quite ok-ish example for contrast conditions (signal to noise ratio: ok. Pattern is not too good, as its quite regular):
image.png.458bc7f1fc221a4b8bc61c28edf5bc17.png
And this is an example for facet-sizes related to the pattern:
image.png.1f4d493c46dc8f25b067250cc3a881a7.png

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