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Time : 20151115-11:04:42
Camera IP : 192.168.1.134
Event Type : Audio Detection Nov-15-2015 11:04:42 Detected
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Time : 20160120-18:14:58
Camera IP : 192.168.1.134
Event Type : Audio Detection Jan-20-2016 18:14:58 Detected
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Time : 20151121-23:16:32
Camera IP : 192.168.1.134
Event Type : Audio Detection Nov-21-2015 23:16:32 Detected
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Time : 20151109-06:27:38
Camera IP : 192.168.1.134
Event Type : Audio Detection Nov-09-2015 06:27:38 Detected
I'm back to listening on the Alien Shozy paired with the Fiio A1 amp, a really pleasing combination.
The Velvet 56 lens also likes rendering sharp edged objects as well as curvy stuff.
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Time : 20151111-08:55:39
Camera IP : 192.168.1.134
Event Type : Audio Detection Nov-11-2015 08:55:39 Detected
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Time : 20151008-20:06:37
Camera IP : 192.168.1.135
Event Type : Audio Detection Oct-08-2015 20:06:37 Detected
This is Campfire Audio's entry-level inner ear monitor. It goes for 349$ USD and carries a single balanced armature speaker.
Camera:
Fujifilm GX680III
Lens:
Fujinon EBC 100/4
Back:
Hasselblad CFV-50
Strobist:
Two lights, one shot object rear through aluminium grill 1/2 power. 2nd light in softbox behind styrene object right 1/4 power.
Lights:
Profoto Pro-B head
After our very succesful first collab we were hired
by Cavata Clothing/USA to create a shirtdesign with the same vibe.
I started with the SM 58 microphone character and SAT came up with
his great looking tape on the top of the design. Once again it was hell of fun,
thanks SAT! This will be soon available in their online shop.
Better view large here.
Finally figured out a way to get rid of those pesky newton rings. This is a friend's set up--completely portable too, as it is battery powered. It sounds absolutely incredible.
Anker Astro pro2 --> Bushmaster MkII --> Bantam Gold --> HD650's
Shot on a RZ67, 150mm, Portra 400. Didn't realize just how shallow the dof would be shooting wide open...
A look at different types of recording media before the MP3 format changed the way most people listen to music on the move.
The large "wheel" is tape from a Reel-To-Reel recorder, then there are three Compact Cassettes, one Minidisc, and one DAT (Digital Audo Tape).
Two of the tapes are of the Chrome setting, and the one with the solid metal frame is the "Metal" type, but could be used in Chrome setting. The metal frame had a use and a gimmick at the same time, but each tape was VERY expensive, it did give wonderful recordings.
The Minidisc recorded audio like the MP3 format does, by throwing away data the recorder thinks you can't hear.
The DAT tape recorded in PCM format with better than CD error correction, no loss of sound quality, so could make perfect copies of CD's (Compact Disc), which scared the music industry (illegal) cartel, where they thought up SCMS to stop such infiinite copying, but was easily defeated with a cheap box of electronics, professional DAT machines had no SCMS.
The image is resized from the original 14 bit RAW image, so unaffected by JPEG conversion in editing.
Nikon D700, 50mm prime lens set at F3.2 and ISO 800, 1/30s.
Featured in select Volkswagen models, the Fender Premium Audio System produces Fender's classic sound highlighted by uncompromised clarity at low or high volumes, powerful bass response and detailed midrange tones that combine to recreate the raw emotion of a live performance.
Event Alarm Detection
Time : 20151012-19:17:15
Camera IP : 192.168.1.134
Event Type : Audio Detection Oct-12-2015 19:17:15 Detected
Here are detailed photos of the newly released Disney Cinderella Carriage Bluetooth Speaker, by eKids. My collector friend Blaine Simmonds finally found a link to the product after months of searching, and told me about it. It is sold by the Home Shopping Network (HSN), a US home shopping television channel, which also sells its products online.
I ordered the carriage on Sunday July 26, 2015, and it arrived today (Friday July 31). It costs $69.95, with $6.95 shipping. It is really gorgeous, and looks as though it is gold plated (although it isn't). It has ornate decorations in relief throughout the piece, even on the wheels. To make it stable when sitting on a desk or table, it has tiny rubber feet on the bottom of the wheels. It was disappointing to me, but not surprising that the wheels do not turn. It is 9'' L x 6.5'' H x 4'' W and weighs 10 oz. It has no moving parts (except a switch on the bottom), and it is very sturdy even though it is relatively light. It is made mostly of plastic, with some metal. The front of the coach is a seat for the driver, and the back has a trunk (which doesn't open). The center compartment is a sphere, where the speaker and all the electronics reside. The detailing and paint job are perfectly done. It really looks like a work of art.
It also comes with instruction booklets (in three languages) and a USB cable for power and recharging the built-in lithium ion battery. There is a three position switch with on/off/pairing settings. There is an audio in port and USB micro port. The unit came already powered, but the instructions said to charge it for at least 8 hours before using it.
When I get a chance, I will also post photos of the carriage speaker next to some of my other Cinderella carriage replicas.
Link to and information from the HSN product page:
Cinderella Carriage Bluetooth Speaker
439-920
$69.95
S&H: $6.95
OVERVIEW
Cinderella Carriage Bluetooth Speaker
Majestic music and royal rhythms come alive with this beautiful goldtone carriage with Bluetooth speaker. Your princess will be able to wirelessly stream her favorites from a smartphone, tablet or other Bluetooth-compatible devices. This carriage is sure to be the centerpiece of her bedroom ... and it won't turn into a pumpkin at midnight.
What You Get
• Carriage Bluetooth speaker
• USB charging cable
• User guide
• Manufacturer's 1-year limited warranty
FEATURES
• Wirelessly streams audio up to 30' via Bluetooth
• Built-in rechargeable Lithium-ion battery
• SRS TruBass Digital Sound processing for dynamic audio performance
SPECIFICATIONS
Color: Goldtone
Measurements: Approx. 9"L x 3.75"D x 6"H
Power: Rechargeable Lithium-ion battery (CR123A) charges via USB charging cable
Country of Origin: China