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Everyone's got options.
Some people have too many of them.
Option A, B, C.
Blah, Blah, Blah.
Then there's Option D.
There's always another option.
Most people dont't want to pick it because it's the hard option.
The lasting option.
The world is a hard place. That's pretty evident.
You gotta be harder.
Pick the option.
Even if they don't like it.
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Definitely blurrier than I would have liked. But the sun was going down, it was cloudy, and I couldn't hold the camera very still because of Adam's driving & Southfield's extreme bumpiness. Ugh.
Intersections such as these always fascinate me.
Bat for Lashes <333333 After a conversation with a careers advisor. All the things she said I could be when I grow up!!
I think options 1 and 2 previous were both a bit difficult to read. Thanks for the general feedback. Here in option3 I've reduced the contrast on the irrelevant letters to make the Back to Basics pop a little. In option 4, I've changed the background colours to enhance the effect. My preference is for option 3 but the letters seem to be most legible in option 4. Thoughts?
The Axis is our most adjustable, universal EVF mounting option! Designed to come from the top of your camera set up, it leaves plenty of room at the lens for focusing and will work with the widest of lenses. It can be easily adjusted and has a wide range to go from a compact shoulder mounted rig like a Recoil to a rear extended position for a comfortable tripod operating position. The Axis EVF mount attaches to your camera via a Z-Rail or compatible rail accessory (not included.) Just slide the Axis on the Z-Rail and lock into place with the red, quick-release, ratcheting lever. We offer many options to mount your Axis depending on your camera set up.
- Zacuto Half Cage (Compatible with any camera! Slides onto 15mm lightweight spaced rails-has adjustable Z-Rail on top. Available late Summer 2013.)
- 3” Z-Rail (RED Epic/Scarlet, Black Magic Cine Camera, and more)
- Z-Rail T (Sony F3 and FS700, Panasonic AF100, and more)
- Cold Shoe Z-Rail (Great for DSLRs!)
- Also compatible with NATO, SWAT, RED, PICATINNY, and WOODEN CAMERA rails.
The Axis has three main pivoting points that can spin 360 degrees and are controlled independently by red tension levers. Release all three levers to completely reposition the mount or release just one to make single segment adjustments. This allows you to dial in the exact amount of tension on each segment to allow adjustment on the fly without the need to manipulate a lever. Just grab and move. These three independent rotating pivot points give you unlimited positioning options.
Attach your EVF with a ¼ 20 screw via the included quick release mount. This quick release EVF mount can slide on and off any of the four sides of the Axis EVF mount rail. No matter the position of the Axis Mount, the four-way Z-Rail keeps your EVF the right way up and in the perfect spot for you. It allows for cradling, under-slinging or standing of your EVF on the rail. The possibilities are endless and the adjustments are super-fast. The Axis can be installed or packed away in seconds.
At an upcoming craft show I'm sharing a booth. I can't decide which set up I like better...this one with out aprons or the next one with aprons.
Edward Kimmel outside of the Comcast Center arena on the campus of University of Maryland with his famous "big signs" supporting the call for a public insurance option.
Dinner served to seat 47A on EVA Air flight 28 from 台北 (Táipěi) to San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
Option 2 for the shed: 13'9" x 11'9. The path is narrower, but still a good bit wider than a standard 30" door opening.
Picture it being much taller... probably 12' at the rear, tapering down to 10' or 11' at the front.
Here's option 1: www.flickr.com/photos/scjody/6976562862/