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A comparison between a high quality PNG icon for Pidgin and the Firefox SVG icon. Notice that the Pidgin Icon is fuzzy and has a pixelated look at this size, while the Firefox shape still appears sharp and round.
Just got a used Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 ultra wide lens. Overlayed with a 18mm shot to show the difference. WoW!
Dans cette nouvelle série de photos, nous allons faire une nouvelle série comparaison : au programme aujourd’hui : Barbie extra Mini, dream Ella iconic Mini et Bratz kidz
Le point le plus intéressant reste entre barbie et dream Ella puisque dans le concept et les articulations elles sont très similaires. Mais j’ai été surprise de voir une grande différence dans les proportions des deux poupées : la barbie a une tête plus large avec un long buste et les jambes assez courtes tandis que c’est tout l’inverse pour la dream Ella : une plus petite tête, un buste étroit et des jambes assez longues. Pour moi, un mix des deux serait idéal mais ma préférence va à la dream Ella au niveau du corps et des proportions de manière générale
Ensuite, pour une comparaison plus complète, on se rend compte que la barbie est plus proche des lil bratz en taille alors que la dream Ella fait quasiment la taille d’une Bratz kidz, ce qui montre encore plus la différence entre les deux poupées
Niveau articulations, c’est un peu à égalité avec un avantage de barbie pour les genoux et les bras et de dream Ella pour les cuisses. Elles ont aussi une forme de pieds différente (plus détaillé et moins exagéré pour les Barbies)
Enfin, niveau vêtements, les hauts barbie extra mini vont ainsi que les jupes mais les pantalons sont bien sûr trop courts. Pour les chaussures, c’est la déception, avec sa forme de pied exagérée, aucune autre paire que j’ai ne lui va parfaitement, ce sera assez difficile de lui trouver des paires qui lui iront. Les vêtements bratz Kidz en revanche lui vont parfaitement, que ce soir les pantalons ou les hauts, c’est une belle alternative.
Japanese Field Camera
Cherry wood, mid 1920s
The camera bears the name plate "Manufactured by | R. Konishi | Tokyo, & Osaka, Japan"
Format: kabine (12 x 16.5 cm)
Lens: Wollensak Versar Portrait & View 5 x 7 f6 – f64
Shutter: Thornton & Pickard in front of the lens curtain shutter
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2010, All Rights Reserved
Note about the Front Rank hussars in the bottom section. These are very old Front Rank figures; the newer ones are more-thinly bodied.
A side by side comparison of Ocellated and Fawn Darners. Note the following differences:
1) Ocellated generally lacks dark pigment at the base of the wings.
2) Ocellated tends to be more gray and Fawn more brown, but this can vary with age and other factors
3) Ocellated has lerger pale spots on sides of abdomen. In this case the anterior and posterior parts of the spot are about the same size, wherein with Fawn the anterior spot tends to be smaller.
4) It's not shown in this photo, but female Ocellated have much shorter cerci than Fawn. See: homepage.mac.com/edlam/dragonflyroad/boyeria.html
In NH, Ocellated Darners appear limited to the northern part of the state, with a few also in the western highlands (so far just Sullivan Co.). Fawn Darners are pretty much everywhere, with the possible exception of the immediate coast (where there may not be enough river habitat - but someone should check in 2011!).
After shooting the Figure on my very slow film, I then switched cameras and shot on this film.
Things were the other away around and I had to use a Neutral Density Filter.
Nikon F55.
Agfa Vista plus 200
Mcfarlane Figure, from the Walking Dead.
Here you can see what natural switchgrass looks like (left) compared to switchgrass that has been pretreated with AFEXâ„¢ technology. Note the much darker color of the pretreated biomass--this is caused by lignin deposition.
Photo by Matthew Wisniewski, GLBRC. Licensed under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
This is the larger option (11.99) that's meant to serve 2. The smaller one only comes with 2 eggs.
From Big Mama's & Papa's Pizzeria in Pasadena.
In my continued quest to rid myself of arachnophobia, I've started to capture the critters and photograph them! Believe me, this is a big step!! Before I photographed dead ones haha!
This is a male tegenaria domestica...you can tell by their palps (those little things hanging from it's face, females don't have the "boxing gloves on theirs)
I am so sorry if you have arachnophobia...this picture has probably made you look frantically around your room...and you feel itchy. Sorry!! :-D
These were done with a macro filter attached to my normal lens...it's not ideal, but it's good enough for now.
© SJC Photography 2011
Comparison of M27 done in wideband LRGB with conservative processing, wideband RGB with contrast masking and extreme stretching, and narrowban Ha/Oiii+wideband green using contrast masking and extreme stretch.
Panels 1 and 2 utilize the same RGB data, panel 3 uses the same green data as 1&2
From top to bottom:
Binary
Basic (inverted Chord Catalogue)
Chord Catalogue
Gray Coded Chord Catalogue
Gray Coded binary
Two quick images shot from my front porch to compare the effects of the Cokin ND Grad filter. Obviously neither of these are "good" shots, I just grabbed these on full automatic mode to show how much more light and color are captured in the foreground with the filter in place.
If I was working toward "keeper" landscape images I'd be shooting with manual control and fine-tuning the results a lot further. My first several shots today were enough to tell me that this filter may be useful, but it's definitely no "silver bullet."