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Quaife 6-speed sequential manual gearbox and optional Paddle Shift Control System, offered by Racing Green Cars for Speed6-engined TVR cars.
This GTR has our Dual Projector Headlights, with SRLSS as well as Sequential "Windup" Tails all in Black Satin
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
Can you believe it? This photo is taken with ISO 3200 and I used a noise reduction method!
Here is how you do it.
1) Take (almost) the same photos in sequential shot mode. You can set ISO speed very high, if you need to.
2) Use Photoshop or any other software that support layer and transparency. Make all of photos half transparent and stack them.
That will create a high quality photo with less noise. Note that more you stack photos, you'll obtain better quality of photo. By the way, I stacked only 2 photos. I guess it would result in much better if you use more photos.
実はこの写真ISO3200で撮影した後、コンポジット法を使ってノイズを除去しています。
コンポジット法
1)連写モードでほぼ同じ写真を複数撮影する。必要に応じて高めのISO感度に設定しても良い。
2)Photoshopまたは、レイヤーと透明度をサポートしているグラフィックソフトを使い、撮影した写真をすべて半透明にし、重ね合わせる。
そうすると、お互いのノイズが打ち消され、高品質な写真ができあがります。重ね合わせる枚数が多ければ多いほどノイズ除去の効率が良くなります。ちなみにこの作品は2枚の写真を重ね合わせています。もっと重ね合わせればもっと綺麗な写真になるかもしれません。
Cano EOS 7D + Sigma 30mm F1.4 EX DC HSM
More sequential shots: www.flickr.com/photos/imagesofsrilanka/sets/7215762232712...
It was around 9 in the morning at Velmalkema, Yala National Park. Cameras pasted to faces, we were sitting motionless in our jeep, waiting eagerly to capture the next move of this apex predator of Sri Lanka which was resting on a rock just 10-12 meters away from us. Although we were at a nerve wrecking distance, it was highly exciting few minutes for us to be in the menacing presence of this fully-grown male leopard.
In up wind, we smelt raw blood somewhere and our experienced tracker did not need much time to spot a fresh carcass of a massive sambar lying in between the shrubs. The half-eaten body suggested that the predator had been feeding on it in the morning.
Positioned on the rock at our eye-level, the big cat did not look too concerned or perturbed by a dozen of safari jeeps parked on the edge of its comfort zone, but made sure to gaze at all of us time to time.
September 12, 2009
These tails have no internal lenses (removed), with all sequential LEDs exposed, which produces a brighter signal. All chrome has been painted Satin Black.
I believe I took this from a case of Huggies Diapers for guess who, Anna Leigh. Original Mavica shot taken around March 29, 2005(125qnumber174_4_2lategrouphuggiesdiapers)
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
I received Sequentially Yours by Elliott Erwitt as christmas gift from my lovely girlfriend.
This is the consequence! :-)
Happy new year!
These tails have no internal lenses (removed), with all sequential LEDs exposed, which produces a brighter signal. All chrome has been painted Satin Black.
SFSU Electronic Music Lab 1987
the (then) newer Serge Modular Synthesizer and the older Sequential Circuits Analogue sequencer. This was a self automated patch (SAP) I made in 1987 for broadcast over SFSU's cable TV station for overnight broadcast. People could call into the lab and use their voice to effect the patch (usually with only modest results)
2013 LED tails with Plasma LED reverse bulbs, Sequential Amber LED signals, and Black painted bezels with inner red lens in place.
2013 LED tails with Plasma LED reverse bulbs, Sequential Amber LED signals, and Black painted bezels with inner red lens in place.
These lights have 16 Amber LEDs individually mounted in front of the the first 16 Red LEDs, which light up sequentially with the signals. The Red LEDs have a switch to enable "Audi Mode" to show just the lower line.
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
Just playing around and Spencer was cooperating. Took a while to get all the photos to overlap properly. Hooray for Photoshop layers!
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
Sequential Art Program Students (L to R) - Emily Ryan, Isabella Kokoreva, Mrs. Erica Barbieri, Gerelle Mercado, Lizella Verdugo
2013 LED tails with Plasma LED reverse bulbs, Sequential Amber LED signals, and Black painted bezels with inner red lens in place.
I just discovered Robert K. Tanenbaum's series with Butch Karp and Marlene Ciampi. He has written 24 of them and so I have to read them in order as he mentions past events throughout. You don't want to know ahead of time they are going to be kidnapped!
I was delighted to find this old one at Half Price Books. Hopefully my librarian will run down the other old ones for me with the Inter-library loan service. I love knowing I get to spend many more hours with these fictional characters.
ODC: in order
These lights have 16 Amber LEDs individually mounted in front of the the first 16 Red LEDs, which light up sequentially with the signals. The Red LEDs have a switch to enable "Audi Mode" to show just the lower line.
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
This GTR has our Dual Projector Headlights, with SRLSS as well as Sequential "Windup" Tails all in Black Satin
Sequential Circuits created many innovative products during their ten year run from 1977 to 1987. Their first synthesizer, the Prophet-5 was the first programmable synth. The Studio 440 was the first sampling drum machine and The Prophet 2000 was one of the first affordable digital samplers. Who can forget the amazing Prophet T8 with it's weighted keys and classic Prophet sound. But perhaps their most innovative instrument (and one of my favorite synths) turned out to be one of their last products produced, The Prophet VS digital synthesizer.
The Prophet VS used Vector Synthesis as its revolutionary new means of sound creation. It uses a total of four oscillators per voice with 127 waveforms (32 user) and waveform crossfading using the joystick. The Prophet VS included 96 waveforms which were all 12-bit samples. Four of these waveforms are assigned to the oscillator slots and they are then processed by an analogue signal path, with low-pass filters based on the Curtis chips; the same that were used in the Prophet 5. The hybrid of digital and analogue helped make the Prophet VS sound very unique. The Prophet also included a very small amount of RAM that you can use to load in your own samples via the Midi sample dump standard. The OS revision of a VS can be checked during power up. Version 1.2 is the last update.
Sequential Circuits went out of business in 1987 and a small group of ex-Sequential employees formed Wine Country Productions in an effort to provide after market support for all Sequential Circuits products. Wine Country Productions acquired the entire remaining Sequential stock, technical documentation, software, and spare parts. Since that time, Wine Country Productions Inc. has provided spare parts, technical service, and operational support for the entire line of Sequential Circuits instruments so you if have an old Prophet that needs parts that's the place to go to.
Please visit www.winecountrysequential.com for spare parts and software upgrades.
Farmers in southern India select shade trees to keep pollinators on-farm between flowering of coffee and flowering of cardamom. Trees are selected that are economically important and maintain floral resources throughout the season.
©FAO/V.V. Belavaldi
Approaching in a tight formation the planes peel off one by one into a sequential 360 roll before forming up once again
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
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The three-storey facade of the takieh AmirChakhmaq complex, Chakhmaq Square.
Part of this mosque-like complex is from the late-medieval period, part 19thC.
As a hossenieh it forms grand-stand for a traditionally important community play/commemoration. It additionally formed entrance to the bazaar.
A hosseinieh, a place to host the celebrations of Ashura, the commemoration of the death of Imam Hossein.
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These headlights are shown in the stock chrome finish with no paint or carbon. They're the first of their kind, demonstrating our 32 piece PowerLED boards from exLED, running on a 7 channel sequencer from our friends at The Lighting Firm! The upgrade white LEDs from Diode Dynamics are being driven to 800mA to pump out more light than the stock pieces for better daytime visibility which look killer at night. The color of the white is a much more neutral hue, instead of the slightly yellowish weaker factory LEDs.
This Honda S2000 is the one of many custom builds with a blend of components from our favorite manufacturers, including exLED, Diode Dynamics, Morimoto, and introducing: The Lighting Firm. The center piece of this job is the amazing controller from TLF, which can be found here on our website: www.flyryde.com/collections/control-modules/products/sequ...
The module hooks up to the DRL White 5000K PowerLEDs made by exLED Korea: www.flyryde.com/collections/led-strips/products/exled-153...
When the Turn Signals are activated, the white LEDs shut off, and the Sequence for the Amber Power LEDs begins. This customer also opted for retaining the use of the original turn signal location with upgrade Power LED 7440 bulbs, for added output. The side markers also got a pair of Amber LED bulbs, as did the tail lights and License Plate lights.
To give a really unique look to the tails, and provide something special to match the moving signals in the headlights, a pair of "Brakes as Signals" modules from Diode Dynamics were installed, which make the OEM LED brake lights flash instead of an incandescent Amber Bulb. The stock bulb was replaced with the Red Power LED 7440 set from exLED, and this combination provides some really cool action depending on driver input. If the turn signals are activated by themselves, both the inner and outer circle will flash at the same time. If the brakes are applied, the inner and outer circles will alternate back and forth.
These tails have no internal lenses (removed), with all sequential LEDs exposed, which produces a brighter signal. All chrome has been painted Satin Black.
2013 LED tails with Plasma LED reverse bulbs, Sequential Amber LED signals, and Black painted bezels with inner red lens in place.