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The dogs are dueling over the fence, causing the motion sensor lights to come on. Mooky and Kona need to chill. 100 Days of Darkness 8/100.
My first & only attempt using the Pentax O-GPS1 Astrotracer due to the lack of clear skies for nearly 10 days, and the forcast isn't looking much better.
This Pentax GPS unit adjusts the sensor in the camera to track the stars and therefore enabling longer shutter times without blurring the stars.
Unfortunately a car passed nearby and shone some light on this scene, but I still like it for the colours & lack of noise.
Pentax K-3
Tamron 17-50mm
Pentax O-GPS1 Astrotracer
Aperture ƒ/4.0
Focal length 17.0 mm
Shutter 120 secs
ISO 800
Digital for a change., I've not used this camera for a while. Actually quite nice. I remember I had the sensor cleaned just before I put it away. No spotting required.
Here is an example for the first weeks lesson assignment. This is a wide angle landscape image from Great Falls National Park in Virginia.
I shot this with a D300 (aps crop sensor) and used a 12-24mm wide angle lens. Notice the sweeping perspective created by using this lens at its widest setting.
In order for these wide angle landscape to work well, you need to get in close to your foreground. For this image I choose the rock as a great foreground and positioned the lens within 2 feet of it. This creates what is known as a near/far composition. This image works well also because of the dramatic clouds at sunset. If the sky would have been clear, this image would not be nearly as strong and I would have need to consider shooting a completely different composition with much less sky in the shot.
Technical details:
Nikon D300
Nikon 12-24mm f4
Singh Ray 3 stop ND grad hard edge
raw capture at ISO 100
2 seconds at f16
Add your comments and questions below!
JPGs straight out of camera using Nikon's NATURAL colour profile. The old CCD sensors have been said to be more filmic (if not noisier) and this is the Nikon D60, an old DSLR which was first announced back in Jan 2008 (a 15 year old camera)
The 1/2.5" sensor of the Canon PowerShot SD630 I am trying to repair. The gears look ok and I got the lens retracted. I'll try putting it back together tomorrow and see if it works. Wish me luck.
Using the flexibility of specially constructed wires, industrial knitting machines are used to form a textile with a preprogrammed pattern.
In response to stimulation by an electric current, phosphor material within the wire emits light as current passes through it. The result is a uniquely urban element, which deliberately reacts to movements within its surroundings.
The place we stayed in the beautiful white city of Arequipa had a nice rooftop and we got to observe the sunset there.
People in Arequipa do lots of things on the rooftop - the laundry you do dries so fast in their high altitude dry air, and they often lounge on the rooftop as well. You can observe lounge furniture, canopies for shading, and some people just enjoying the beautiful views surrounded by high mountains, including El Misti.
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Swiss Flight Services Pilatus PC-12 HB-FOZ makes yet another East to West run at FL090 while surveying the UK coastal bay between Littlehampton and Eastbourne
Note the large belly mounted sensor window
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This is a tower located at the summit of Mt. Washington and it has many sensors and tech for the weather observatory.
Wish I had something to say about this shot. It's an HDR of one of my favorite intersections around madison. Oh yes, it's also a footheld 5 exposure combo. I balanced the camera on my foot.
HDR shots are fun to take and cool to look at, but they do create a lot of meaningless photography. I took this shot because I could, not because I should. But. I just can't stop looking it.
This is an other picture of our new campaign for next summer.
I took it last week at the upper terrace which is on the top of our office in Varanasi (Benaras).
Anand who is our favourite model is holding a cushion in white linen with an embroidery made of flowers and swirls and matching with the throw in the background.
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✮ {Twisted Embrace} - Twisted Sensor
I present you "Twisted Sensor", an attachment which will call the attention....
This is pretty simple, you wear it and you hand around... easy!
What will happen?
Someone may like your but and tries to touch it or test to see if there is a spanker... who knows what's going on in someone's mind at that moment XD.
Anyway, this will not go undiscovered as you will get a private message informing you of who dared to touch you!
But also, depending the attachment version you use, there will be a public emote released in the chat.
Attachments:
Twisted Sensor(P) = Public emote
Twisted Sensor = no emote
Once someone touched you, an HoverText in Red will appear over your head for 10 seconds naming the One who did it and then will turn back in white with an update showing the total count time your buttocks been fondled.
This is that easy and simple, brings fun & attention wanted or not...
How will you feel about it? How would someone else feels about being exposed? use RLV to force wear the attachment and drag your sub around to be ashamed or praised.... it all depend what you are into, right?
This will be tons of fun and might lead to unexpected encounters.
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The Date Backdrop - The Bearded Guy
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Walkers were used by the Federation ground crew to traverse inhospitable planet surfaces, covering large tracts where exploratory skimmers and other flyers were too dangerous to use.
In later years of the Federation the same exploratory walkers had scanning arrays and other sensors replaced with weapon mounts to defend distant outposts from Blacktron attack.
Inspired by ama77what's brilliantly tiny Mighty Mk3 and in the background of course Legoloverman's brilliantly detailed Recon Walker (now almost a decade old!). These three represent in between members of the family! The old grey family. (did I already say I love old grey?)
UP 6851 catches the last rays of sunshine at MP 24.5 on the UP Kansas Sub.
The little sensors on the MA3 don't do great in low light situations. I probably should have went full manual here.
On our second day in NW Washington we decided to hike to some waterfalls. The first waterfall is called Madison Falls. it is a very short hike of maybe .25 miles each way and the trail is paved. The falls themselves were beautiful and I am posting two photos from slightly different perspectives. I couldn't figure out how to get my em1mark3 into its built in ND filter mode so instead I experimented with the built in HDR modes where the camera takes a series of 4 images at different exposures and then merges them together into one file in camera. Because there is a lag between each photo taken it can have the same effect as the ND filter or virtual ND filter would to give the impression of stopping the water. Luckily it wasn't too windy in this spot or there would be a lot of motion blur in the trees and ferns. I decided I really liked this mode even though it required a tripod and I used it a lot on this trip even after I figured out how to set the built in ND filter modes I decided I didn't like them as much as the HDR1 mode and the High Res mode with a tripod which takes many photos and slightly moves the sensor and then combines them all into one very large image which has a lot more dynamic range than normal because every pixel is sampled twice. I would be glad to hear which of these waterfall images you prefer.
Olympus E-M1Mark3
Olympus 12-100mm F4 lens.
Oder vielmehr Blas-aus 😉
Aufgenommen mit der Agfamatic 300 sensor auf einer Turacolor-Kassette HR 200 S (wahrscheinlich Agfa), abgelaufen Juni 1994.
As Antarctica remains shrouded in darkness during the Southern Hemisphere winter, the Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS) on Landsat 8 captured a new snap of the 2,240-square-mile iceberg that split off from the Antarctic Peninsula’s Larsen C ice shelf on July 10-12. The satellite imagery is a composite of Landsat 8 as it passed on July 14 and July 21 and shows that the main berg, A-68, has already lost several smaller pieces. The A-68 iceberg is being carried by currents northward out of its embayment on the Larsen C ice shelf. The latest imagery also details a group of three small, not yet released icebergs at the north end of the embayment.
Image credit: NASA Goddard/UMBC JCET, Christopher A. Shuman
I've been meaning to re-visit this little tree at the Cuckmere valley for some time.
But the most significant thing about this picture was the amount of time I had to spend removing sensor spots from the image.
Having just spent half an hour and three Eclipse sensor swabs prior to posting this, I’m happy I’ve got rid of most but not all of the crap I’ve accumulated in my Nikon. (At one point I did think maybe I’ll have a go with the Jiff)
180secs, ISO100, 12mm, f22
La foto con sensor desnudo se parece al efecto "orange-teal", si nuestro ojo fuera igual que un sensor de cámara de fotos, veríamos el entorno así.
Introducing the Tyrax 2 Recon Rover, the latest in tri-wheeled Blacktron vehicles. This speedy two-person rover features powerful sensors for spying on Space Forc #febrovery
The spiritual successor to the first-generation HADES units from the first Greco-Roman war, the Venatio was built by the Neo-GRF to combat the growing number of Aardwolf IIs and experimental types deployed on the field. The Venatio's frame is built using a state-of-the-art carbon-titanium mesh. Armor plates made of biocarbon-laminate armor are layed on top of the frame, allowing for maximum agility while still retaining some amount of protection. Jump jets on the Venatio's back allow it to easily get in and out of sticky situations. Additionally, it features a brand new jamming system in its torso, which not only removes its signature from all types of sensors, but modifies the signals received by other VCS cameras, making the Venatio invisible to everything save the naked eye.
When it comes to armament, the Venatio does not dissapoint. Its primary weapons consist of a beam tanto and two high-caliber pistols. It also carries a vibrotech knife on its left leg. However, the Venatio has multiple weapons hidden away, used for surprising enemy units in close combat to gain the upper hand. It features a small-caliber machine gun and flip-out virbrotech knife on the inside of each arm. Additionally, its thigh armor lifts up to reveal two vibrotech claws, along with smoke grenade dispensers for a quick getaway. The thigh armor is attached via small manipulators so they can be used as an extra set of arms as well. Finally, the Venatio's faceplate can lift up to reveal its primary sensor, used for high-detail scans of the surrounding area and enemy VCS.
Had this guy sitting around for a few days, waiting for me to fix proportions and build a head. Luckily I managed to get both done last night, and I'm rather pleased with the result. I was originally going for a more traditional ninja-like feel, but I think I managed to put my own twist on it. I'm pretty proud of all the hidden weapons, and those guns are a heck of a lot of fun to pose with. Speaking of poseability, this guy has a decent amount, although the knee joints are kinda lacking. Also the cockpit opens in a unique way, which worked out better than I thought it would.
Anyway, enough rambling. I don't even know if people read the descriptions anymore, I know I would have tired of it long ago :P
With really warm temperatures, our workshop students' cameras were running a little hotter than normal. No, their cameras were not exploding but I did have a little fun with it in this single exposure image captured in Arches National Park.
How I Got The Shot
This is a 20 second single exposure image where I shot for about 15 seconds with the camera locked on the tripod before releasing the camera for the final 5 seconds. During this last 5 seconds, I moved the camera free-hand using the lighted LCD screens to make the smoke.
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78F sensor temps, hazy, high thin clouds, fireworks smoke, looking into light pollution.
Lots, maybe too much noise reduction.
12@ 300 seconds HA Gain 111
15 darks at 78F!!!
Scope: AT65EDQ
Mount: iOptron iEQ45
Camera: ZWO ASI183M non cooled
Guide camera: QHY5Lii
Guide Scope: Meade 60mm achro fl 300
Orion 5 position manual filter wheel
ZWO LRGB
Schuler HA 9nm, Schuler 9nm Sii
MyFocuer Pro v2 (Robert Brown)
Software: APT, PHD2, Sharpcap, CdC, Pixinsight, Photoshop, Nic Dfine 2, Astronomy Tools plug in, Google Chrome Remote Desktop
On a very extended photo safari, essentially in the middle of no - where, just how I like it!, right about the tree line which is ~1800m in altitude at this place.
It was so peaceful up there, just cows and wide open space and views, with many of those puddles and small nameless lakes surprisingly. I guess the ground is rather rocky, otherwise water does not gather right at the top of a ridge line.
The sun was already casting long shadows and I still had a 2,5h hike (without taking pictures) ahead, so I really soaked up those last moments before I immersed myself in steep forest again..
Wanna see how this scene looks on the near infrared spectrum? Here it is:
www.flickr.com/photos/197010762@N05/53014858409/in/dateta...
Nikon D7200 (APS-C crop sensor / DX)
Samyang 8mm f/3.5 UMC FE CSII prime
ISO100, 8mm, f/8, bracketed (2)
1/800sec (-0,7 EV), 1/100sec (+2.3 EV)
(therefore 12mm full frame equivalent)
one-hand-holded bracketing burst..
(More pics in my stream)
The EFU's Tactical Insertion and Extraction Vehicle (TIEV) nicknamed the 'Wyvern' is a light vtol capable of carrying small cargo or a small strike squad.
Features of the Wyvern are:
- Seperate cockpit with one pilot and one onboard AI, same as the EFU's Cyclops walker.
- Space for up to 6 people and/or small cargo.
- Deployable shields to protect passengers.
- Other features include; Multi Spectrum Sensors, Active Protection Radar with Interceptive Countermeasures, 40mm Cannon, Refueling Probe, Optical Jammers and Retractable Landing Gear
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Concept of the Wyvern is inspired by the Little Bird, Halo Reach's Falcon as well as some Sci-Fi Aerial Vehicles artwork on Artstation. The EFU's Air Force troopers are inspired by SamTheLegoMan from the WiD discord.