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Jules Bianchi (FRA) Sahara Force India F1..
Formula One Testing, Day Four, Friday 22nd February 2013. Barcelona, Spain.
Catalog #: 10_0016045
Title: Bomb Test
Date: 1920-1929
Additional Information: Aerial Bombing tests on ships
Tags: Bomb Test, Aerial Bombing tests on ships, 1920-1929
Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive
Primeros resultados de los experimentos con químicos para color. Dado que no pude hacer el bleach, los negativos quedaron muy densos y difíciles de scanear. La película usada es una "KLICK" asa 200. La cámara es una Praktica L, con lente MIR 1B 37mm f2.8.
Scaneado con un Epson V600 y VueSan
Initial buoyancy testing in Albert P. Crary Science and Engineering Center at McMurdo Station. From L-R: Anthony Spears, Mick West, Matt Meister. Photo: Jacob Buffo.
Read the full story at: www.rh.gatech.edu/
Some preliminary conclusions after these tests about “best performance setting”
My objective was to find the best performance setting for outdoors for my camera.
NOTE: to convert RAF files to JPG I got much sharper results, as well as more noise, using either Lightroom 4 or TheraPee 4 (an open and free software). Setting “extreme sharpness” in the provided software also helps.
My camera shows orbs and in RAW is not as sharp as many other people X10s that show to be amazing out of the box (I am thinking to send it to the service by the way).
Sharpness, it was my main concern and with my camera got the best results using: EXR HD mode but also P mode worked ok, M size, DR 100 and speed over 1/100 if possible. Neither RAW mode nor Large size did achieve the degree of sharpness reached by this setting.
I shoot with IS in mode 2 when hand holding the camera, but I turn it OFF if using a tripod.
To avoid blowing up the highlights I set: EV -0,3, highlights low and Astia film setting.
To avoid “orbs” just keep apart from maximum aperture settings in takes with strong lights over a dark background.
I like to shoot at ISO 100 if possible, going up, even at just ISO 200, show differences. Anyway in very low light I go until ISO 800 in AUTO mode.
I like Astia film setting, colors are a little warmer but balanced, contrast and saturation are not exaggerated. Please consider that RAW mode is not available in EXR mode and/or M size and I need them.
No particular advises over AF modes, they worked perfectly, even in low light.
Shoot lower than 1/800 unless mandatory. I am not convinced about this point, but for sure it is better to go 1/600 at ISO 100 than 1/1200 at ISO 200 (shooting still objects as buildings). It means to avoid using AUTO ISO mode.
So you've installed Google Chrome. There's only one thing you need to check works fine. Who gives a monkeys about anything else?
I realised i'd not taken any pictures at all with my 18-35, so had to do a test at 18mm, that's it, nothing new to see here.
Hitech 0.6 Grad ND SE
.RAF conversion results (July 2012)
The Fuji sensor arrangement makes the conversion RAF to JPG challenging for everybody. I tested 3 applications but still have not found the “Holy Grail” of Fujifilm sensors.
Silkypix (provided): the images are soft, have a “blue” tone and can not solve the greens very well. The results are so mediocre that I thought it was a problem with the camera. Anyway colors are uniform and noise is undetectable so can be useful in some cases.
Lightroom 4: is a good compromise, not so sharp but not so noisy and plenty of controls. But you need to pay for it, learn to use it, and it is not the “official” converter. If you have it, use it.
Therapee 4: gives the sharper and noisier results, it is free and can give good results. The photo size is the same than in .RAF, which is smaller than 4000x3000. It is a good complement for Silkypix users.
JPG from the camera: results are the best and are not time consuming, but you have few controls over it and need to be preset. M size (6mp) is sharper than L size (12mp), Astia film and highlights in low are advisable too.
I wish some company develop a better product to convert these .RAF files easily and better, meanwhile I shoot JPG and for important events RAF + JPG, a big SD card is mandatory.
Good shoots and better conversions ;)
Freeze blotter test in the Seed Health Laboratory at CIMMYT. To detect specific fungi, seed is incubated in ideal fungal growing conditions. Technicians look for distinctive growths of fungal species of quarantine concern. The seed is briefly frozen before incubation to prevent germination.
Photo credit: CIMMYT.
For more information, this photo was part of a slideshow accompanying the story "The Journey of a Seed" in CIMMYT's August 2008 e-news, available online here:
Just a test for an idea i've had in my mind for a while, it's not right yet but i might do a small edition when i'm happy with it!
D750 lens tests with Nikkor 24mm f/2.8 D and Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 at 24mm wide open at f/4
Full res: www.flickr.com/photos/zeroneg1/18059181481/sizes/o/
Le test complet du Nikkor Z 85 mm f/1.8 S est disponible ici :
www.nikonpassion.com/test-nikkor-z-85-mm-f18-s-objectif-p...
Top: 12 DPO, First Response test, faint positive result
Middle: 12 DPO, First Response test, stronger positive
Bottom: 13 DPO, Generic medical centre test, stronger positive
Macro test shot with my new Canon PowerShot G10
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FORT DRUM, N.Y. – 10th Combat Aviation Brigade Command Sergeant Major, Command Sgt. Maj. Kenneth Patton, emerges from the water following his first official soak at the Dunking Booth during the 10th CAB’s Fall Festival. Soldiers and Family members spent the day at Wheeler-Sack Army Airfield on September 18th to share some fun times together before the CAB deploys to Afghanistan later this Fall.
First test to have a 3D representation of the RGB image taken by Hirise by applying the Hirise DTM.
Image processing / 3D representation with the Hirise DTM / crop as a square / perspective view / color correction
Relatively Dust Free Lavas from Arsia Mons
ESP_047413_1410
Image source:
www.uahirise.org/ESP_047413_1410
Credit : NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona/Thomas Thomopoulos
Testing the deployment of the Sentinel-1A radar antenna in the cleanroom at Thales Alenia Space in Cannes, France, on 21 January 2014. As the satellite is designed to operate in orbit, it is hung from a structure during tests to simulate weightlessness.
Credits: ESA–S. Corvaja, 2014