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The project was built using an Adafruit Menta kit plus a few additional parts.
The finished project is shown in the first photograph below. This ECG signal is only a few millivolts in amplitude.
#Substitutes for picasa 3.9 simulator
An ECG simulator replicates the cardiac waveform that can be measured by attaching three electrodes (RA, LA, RL) to the patient's chest. It would have been easier for me in French.This instructable describes in detail the steps required to create an Arduino-based ECG simulator. I’ve been living in France for almost 50 years so my computer English is not what it should be for a person whose first language was English. Sorry about the not very good way of expressing things. If Google doesn’t want Picasa any more, they should let someone else have it so that we can continue to use it including for sending as before. Sending photos to friends and family by using PIcasa is so much more practical than any other way as well as for getting photos ready for printing. I’m not interested in Picasa so much for sharing web albums which I have hardly ever done, so not interested in Google Photos either, especially as I am very concerned about copyright, no contact with Facebook etc, either, it’s all the other great things Picasa does which are important for me. I think the Google people are crazy to stop such a good thing. Then when all are ready, I export the album to the disk with a new name for getting photos printed, so easy and efficient. Picasa, you just look ansd slide this little bar and the grill is there for you to check vertical objects and horizontal objects. This just takes a little movement of a bar with PIcasa, with others it takes all sorts of complicated things like calculating the percentage of the angle you want to change. I use Picasa for preparing all my photos for getting them printed in a place for professinals by making albums (not web albums but just the little blue albums) with all the photos I want to get printed, correcting light etc and getting skylines straight, if needed. Great to be able to put text temporarily on a photo then send it by mail to wish a Happy New Year or something with nothing permanent being done to it unless exported to save the work. Picasa is the most efficient thing for looking at photos on the computer, opens up immediately, face recognitions alllows finding photos with that person easily. Picasa is great for making posters for exhibitions, by using pile of photos, put things where you like then test different types of text to see which goes best, even move things around again. No other photo editors do it easily like that, still leaving the possiblity of changing things easlily too.The other photo editors are even complicated for simple things like just reframing to get the best part of a photo or to concentrate on different parts.
Nothing beats Picasa for reframing, resizing, sending, and extremely important, “signing” a couple of hundred photos at the same time just by copying from the first photo signed, and still being able to move the signature, make it the right colour to match each photo, even change the form of texte if necessary without ever having to type the name again,= less risk of typing errors and much faster. I regularly do exhibitions with hundreds of photos, around 80 on the walls at a time, and the others to be consulted in albums, 20X27 cm and some 30X40 cm, and have, GIMP Photoshop Elements Ifanview and others and only use them for complicated things like cloning and things needing layers to create pictures by cutting out etc to put different photos together. I am still in shock about the withdrawal of what to me is an ideal everyday photo product like Picasa along with Picasa Web Album, both of which I have used for many years.
#Substitutes for picasa 3.9 update
It will be easy enough to update any albums I select online to Google Photos, or indeed a competitor.
#Substitutes for picasa 3.9 upgrade
I did upgrade several times but stopped on v11 (2009). Also the latter kept asking for quite large upgrade fees. I swapped some years ago when Picasa offered non destructive editing of original potos long before it appeared in ACDsee. For me it hands down beats my older version of ACDSee. I myself will probably continue to use the dead version of Picasa to manage my photos locally on the desktop, as I love the desktop product. I wonder if this button will remain in the stabilised dead version of Picasa, which obviously will no longer have Picasa Web Albums functionality. Incidentally, Google appear to have added an upload to Google Photos button at the bottom of the main Picasa screen, although as I say above they have already uploaded everything without asking.
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