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Opus Instruments

4.0· 9 reviews
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Steven Promisloff
Reviews 1

Opus Instruments provides good quality products and satisfactory customer service. I have been using their instruments for a while now and they have been reliable so far. The website is user-friendly and easy to navigate. However, there is room for improvement in terms of product variety and timely delivery.

Jeanne Bennett
Reviews 1

I have mixed feelings about Opus Instruments. While some of their products are great, others could use improvement. The website is user-friendly, but the delivery times can be inconsistent. Overall, it's an okay company to do business with, but there are better options out there.

Robert Bethea
Reviews 1

I recently purchased some equipment from a website I stumbled upon. I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the products and the prompt delivery. The customer service was also helpful in answering my questions. I would highly recommend this company for anyone looking for reliable instruments.

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About Opus Instruments

Osiris is the first infrared imaging system designed specifically for art conservators to provide high-resolution, high-speed images in a small portable camera. Osiris has been used to examine hundreds of works of art at many of the major national art galleries throughout the world. In the Louvre, works by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Rembrandt, Watteau have been examined. An ARM® microcontroller sits at the heart of the camera controlling the scanning system, driving the infrared sensor and sending the captured data to the PC over a USB connection. The PC receives the data stream and assembles it into an image of the under drawing, displaying it as the scanning process proceeds. The Board of SDI believes that the Osiris cameras will enhance SDI’s current product offering and intends to explore further applications for the technology beyond its current use.

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