not to piss on their parade but, my inkjets have a Dmax of 2.57.that is a light absorbtion of 99.7%!https://cosmosmagazine.com/physics/very-black-is-the-new-black
Could come in handy for camera refurbishing, if it's not outrageously expensive when it comes to market.
not to piss on their parade but, my inkjets have a Dmax of 2.57.that is a light absorbtion of 99.7%!
Metered without reflection shine.not to piss on their parade but, my inkjets have a Dmax of 2.57.that is a light absorbtion of 99.7%!
Vantablack is not easily obtainable, nor practically useful. The blackest easily obtainable paint is the Stuart Semple Black 3.0, from my understanding. It's blacker than the singularity stuff, from what I have read.
It's technically not Vantablack. But you're right, it sounds like a very similar process. They both involve carbon nanotubes applied in a lab.It think the article is about Vantablack. By the sound of it. Not sure how useful for camera stuff. I won't be able to find my camera after its painted...
I think a lot of the photographs are carefully lit to exaggerate the effects.
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