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Silly, I know.
So I've finally discovered the wonders of shooting RAW, and I can't believe it took me this long. I'm not liking the fact that I still have to convert the photos to JPEG, but well...the benefits definitely outweigh the hassle.
One of my little creations with a cheap clock from Sainsbury's, a torch, a piece of green card, and a few hours to kill. Tick tock. Time flies.
Grandfather clock with frame of macore, weight cylinder of wenge and gears of laminated maple. Designed and built by Bill Rickerson.
River Thames, North Bank. London, UK.
August 03, 2012.
Camera: Canon 5D Mark II
Lens: 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM
Post: Photomatix
©2012 Copyright Niel Galen. All Rights Reserved.
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Clock Tower of the library, High Street. The library is dedicated to poet Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, who lived and wrote in the town.
With apologies to Salvador Dalà I was lucky enough to visit the The Dalà Universe at County Hall in London. It was amazing.
Today the We're Here group members are remembering that British Summer Time starts tonight and the clocks must be altered
My nixie tube clock protoboard. It's a combination of modern technology components and 1950 technology nixie tubes. I designed the display PCB and had it fabricated. The bottom side of the PCB contains 12 SMT transistors, 12 SMT resistors and 6 thru-hole resistors. The 6 nixie tubes are controlled via a multiplexed scheme. The control and high voltage generation circuitry on the breadboard will eventually be moved to a daughter PCB.