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Here's a comparison between October and today with Zack's hair loss. He's definately losing a lot more right now with this round of chemo.
Check out this side-by-side comparison of the west entrance of the construction as seen from the Student Services building.
Muslin comparison. The size 8 (on the right) did not come up high enough for my liking so I worked on the size 6
Photos for my blog post about comparison of two umberellas: tenisd.blogspot.com/2011/09/under-my-umberella-tests.html
Taken with a Panasonic GX80 at Blists Hill, Victorian Town
See the comparison picture taken with the Zenit 122
Unity College students create coral fragment mounts in a marine ornamental aquaculture course taught by Christian Carlson. Made from clay in the college pottery studio, the mounts mimic natural rock and will be used to mount propagated corals onto before they are sold to pet shops.
Comparsion of apertures f/2.8 and f/4 for a Pentacon 135mm f/2.8 on a Sony Alpha 7 II
Sharpening 0 in LR
iPhone photo using the Filmborn app to emulate Ilford Pan F film> The subject is Kodak Brownie No.2, loaded with Ilford Pan F :) © Lee Irvine, PelicanImages 2016
As asked on DoA, a comparison of the Alice and Gretel sculpts. I think they would look great as twin sisters!! :3
Quick scale comparison. Left to Right; Reaper, Artizan, Foundry, Reaper, Foundry, Artizan.
When using Artizan minis as 'average height', Reaper are slightly taller, Foundry are slightly smaller, though they mix well on the gaming table.
Not all people are the same height!
Adam Westbrook
Year 2 Interactive Authoring Assignment
BSc Web & Multimedia @ UCLan
My submission for an assignment entitled 'Scrape, mash and feed', where content was to be taken from a number of sources and put together in a useful site/page.
The domain comparison fetches domain name prices from a number of websites based on the users search and displays them in a dynamically generated table.
- XHTML, PHP, CSS, JavaScript
- AJAX powered search results
- Automatically cached results for faster searching
- W3C standards compliant
Adobe Dreamweaver
I could not possibly list all the items stored in here, but there are enough that the light will not filter through to the lower shelves!!!
NOTE: Only Chris Gray and other nerds (correction, geeks) (in a good way Chris, you know what I mean) should read this....
This is just a bit of a test to see how the d80 internally processes the RAW format file into a jpeg. There are various options to adjust this 'in camera' processing, and I have tinkered a bit, so maybe not a totally fair comparison.
Anyway, image on the left is a camera processed jpeg; Central one is a jpeg of the unprocessed RAW file (ie. pure sensor information); the one on the right is the RAW adjusted in CS2.
The point of this was to work out if processing RAW is worth the hassle. It does depend on the users processing skill quite a bit, so it might be that I just need more experience, but it is (vaguely) interesting to see the difference in the images.
Oh, and I was trying out my new circular polariser from 7dayshop.com, which was a bargain at £5.59!
Took a comparison photo of the no-bangs Abbeys I have. It was for someone specific, but I figured I could post it here in case it’s helpful.
(The one cut off on the very left was a skull shores duplicate, so I cropped her out)
Noticed that her blue skin color varies a bit too. The older Skull Shores version is a much lighter blue.