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"The three faces" is standing near by Kameai station. Can you imagin what is it? If you can read Japanes, the answer is here.
Please enjoy the interactive viewer! (thanks to fieldOfView and Aldo)
And small but quick interactive viewer is here (Wrapr Beta)
another interactive version:
www.360cities.net/image/specter-on-the-street-kameari-tok...
(need Adobe Flash player)
- SLR camera and lens: Nikon D90 /w Sigma 8mm fisheye
- handheld (with Simon's "PanoTool")
- 4 pan (Philopod pitch variation) 3EX(2EV) each.
- software: enfuse, ptgui and Photoshop on MS-Windows XP
Accurate and easy to use hand-held devices for flexible spirometry screening!
- Full spirometry (FVC, SVC, MVV, Bronchial challenge test)
- Available with turbine flowmeter or disposable pneumotach
- PC software for data management and real time testing
- USB connection (PC and external Printer)
- Integrated Digital Oximeter (option)
For more info: www.cosmed.com/spiropalm
Handheld scanner with an error (apparently, no configuration and no IP address available?). Is the device running an embedded version of Linux with framebuffer to display graphics?
In this shop, clients are allowed to pick a scanner when they enter, scan goods by themselves and just pay in the end (with control sometimes). The whole rack was unavailable for customers but only this device seemed faulty.
(I don't believe the nirvana is to handle such device - something the woman seems to express in the background)
(Sorry for the low quality of the photo: I was trying to keep an eye on my 2-years-old son + the basket at the same time)
Cylindrical automatic door of Fukiage hall, Nagoya.
Immersive viewer / パノラマビューアでご覧下さい。
Handheld HDR panorama stitched and toned with Hugin.
Pentax K100D + Peleng 8mm fisheye + swingrod 2.
Another wretched night 'sleeping' on the plane -- and another dawn that (almost) made up for it. IMAGE STABILIZATION ROCKS!!! This camera can work wonders. This is a 1-second handheld exposure from a jumbo jet in flight. I pressed the lens to the window, wrapped my jacket around the barrel to cut out cabin light, & put the shutter button on a brief delay; the camera did the rest. View large & check out Venus -- I dare you!
In the large view there are 2 other bright points visible lower down. They are consistent across several different shots and not positioned as I would expect for internal reflections, so I suspect they are also planets, or possibly bright stars -- ID help welcome.
I took pics of the 'are we there yet?' display just for 'local color', but the upper right panel of it actually shows something interesting too: we were flying almost exactly parallel to the terminator, so we had a nice long sunrise.
The Lumix TZ70 has an equal to 24-720 mm optical zoom, then you can choose Intelligent Zoom, which adds the double, (= 1440 mm) Then I used the digital zoom as well which will appear like a 2880 mm lens...sort of
Even after tonights sunset the bay wouldn't let me go. It gave me blues galore. The truly amazing thing was that I was all alone on the shore. Not another person in sight to enjoy tonights show with me.
My third handheld panorama. Still don't quite have the hang of it yet, the same gaps were in this image as the other two and had to be repaired in photoshop.
Very pleased with this photo, had a really hard time figuring out which angle in wanted to use since I got as many as I could let me know what you think and any hints to make it a better photo! Thanks
The memorial hall is made of timber, brick and corrugated iron. It was opened on 11 May 1963. Inside the hall is a timber honour roll and a set of images of honorees.
Sofala
Memorial Club Rooms.
Dedicated to the fallen
of
Sofala and District
and those who served.
Opened by
A. S. Luchetti M.H.R.
11 May 1963
www.warmemorialsregister.nsw.gov.au/content/sofala-memori...