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World's first 1TB Flash Drive, unveiled by Kingston at CES 2013
Its a thing of history when you had to resort to 16GB and 32 GB capacity pen-drives for carrying your data. Here's something much bigger and better for you. AT CES 2013, Kingston has announced the DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0 USB flash drive, which is world's largest capacity USB 3.0 flash drive. It offers 1TB storage capacity and is likely to hit the shelves in Q1. DataTraveler HyperX Predator 3.0 is compliant with next-generation USB 3.0 specifications and is optimized for newer PCs with USB 3.0 ports.
The flooded car park at my work. This was taken about 3 hours after the torrential rain stopped and just about everyone had swam to their cars to move them!
in teh wonder bar - still playing with layers!
but the double me is not photoshop, just flash and blur in the dark bar.
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Scampi's bulging eye.
All the lighting for these shots was provided entirely by an on camera flash, no ambient lighting was used at all.
blue gelled sb-26 shot onto collapsible black background at 1/4 power from 50cm.
mum and baby lit with sb-25 fired through a 40cm X 40cm cheapo softbox above and in front.
strobist info 2 off cam flash, 1 sb900 (@1/4) to camera left, one sb600 (@1/2.5) top of curtain pointed at ceiling.
My A200 with the Vertical Grip, Tamron 28-200mm f/3.8-5.6 Lens and the Minolta Maxumm AF 2800 with the Yongnuo YN-H3 Hot shoe adapter. Working in full Manual mode the flash on low power works amazingly!
They were really quite good. And loud.
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It was a pretty big day at the 30A protest in Sydney, although not as big as many expected. As many as 3000 people (depending on reports) turned out to protest against the Forbes Global C.E.O. Conference. Much fun with a cheeky carnival atmosphere, and a small amount of tension and violence.
(More images in the morning.)
Very small type bee!
D300 + Nikkor AF105/2.8D macro.
DIY housing with VS14S external fast shutter 3.5ms, F-mount 37mm thick.
Flashes external 2 x SB-80-DX.
F16 ISO 200 manual mode.
Original frame size 60mm.
Free distance object to front lens: 300mm.
Optical detector system with line array 128 pixels.
FPGA hardware controller Terassic DE0-nano board.
Location: Oostrozebeke.
Date: 2013 Juni 26
Temp: 18 degrees.
Lizzie experimenting with her flash. And yes, she made sure the liquor was emptied from the glass before using it for her experiment!
I recently bought a ringflash to use when taking close-up photos. I like the way it illuminates the subject, as with this flower, and leaves the background dark. I believe this is a Cornflower (Centaurea cyanus). The wild native variety is bluer. However, according to Wikipedia, Cornflower "is grown as an ornamental plant in gardens, where several cultivars have been selected with varying pastel colours, including pink and purple". These ornamental cultivars have now spread to locations beyond gardens. This shot was taken on a patch of land adjacent to a tramline in Croydon, outer London.
Camera on tripod trigger by a remote control in Bulb mode. Flash (with diffuser) is hand held and manually trigger from my right (see my shoulder).
La cámara está montada en un tripode y yo estoy sosteniendo el flash con mi mano derecha. en la mano izquierda tengo un control remoto para operar la camara (en bulb mode) el flash fue disparado manualmente.
(I am sorry for blinding you, Piper)
Taken using my 1981 Nikon 50mm Series E f/1.8 lens, and an Albinar 80 MDZ computer flash.
Faster than a speeding bullet!
Able to leap over buildings in a single bound!
Thanks to the miracle of modern high-speed photography, Flash has been captured in this iconic image-for-the-ages sure to please even the most discriminating connoisseur.