I ran into the same issue and fixed it the way you did. There's a reference to this in the forum in the Do Not Section of workspaces: "Set up your workspace beneath lighting that is liable to change substantially (i.e. outdoors with passing shadows) or with low-quality LED lighting". Glad you fixed it.
Jeff, Shaper user here. Yes, block the light. The Shaper only really needs the light it outputs. As soon as you showed your board I knew it had to be the sunlight. Sunlight is fine but that much contrast will make the SO a little dizzy.
It's a camera system. It has autoexposure compensation, but with such bright direct sunlight, it can't properly process the digital sensor chip information to 'see' the dominoes. Just reduce the brightness/contrast by blocking or partially blocking the sunlight.
I ran into the same issue and fixed it the way you did. There's a reference to this in the forum in the Do Not Section of workspaces: "Set up your workspace beneath lighting that is liable to change substantially (i.e. outdoors with passing shadows) or with low-quality LED lighting". Glad you fixed it.
Thanks for the input and for watching.
Jeff, Shaper user here. Yes, block the light. The Shaper only really needs the light it outputs. As soon as you showed your board I knew it had to be the sunlight. Sunlight is fine but that much contrast will make the SO a little dizzy.
Thanks. This was a new experience for me and I'm glad nothing was wrong with the unit. Thanks for watching as well.
to error is human, not to really screw it up you need a computer
Hmmm, I have to think about that one for a while.
it should have read--->"to error is human, BUT to really screw it up you need a computer"
sorry
It's a camera system. It has autoexposure compensation, but with such bright direct sunlight, it can't properly process the digital sensor chip information to 'see' the dominoes. Just reduce the brightness/contrast by blocking or partially blocking the sunlight.
Thanks for watching and lesson learned.