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Do I have to prepare a new gain reference image when rotating the DualVision cameras?

April 26, 2017cameras dualvision gain image prepare Reference rotating

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Do I have to prepare a new gain reference image when rotating the DualVision cameras?

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Yes, you do for the DV 300W. No, you do not for the DV 600. For DV300W, the scintillator and CCD are independent in their positions, so when rotation occurs, a new correspondence between the scintillator and the CCD pixel must be re-established. For DV600, the scintillator and the CCD remain a rigid body assembly, so camera rotation does not alter the relationship between the scintillator and the CCD.