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Pushing the new lens with this photo met all expectations and beyond. Dove was in shade, taken at 1/20 at 600mm handheld pushed the limits of the stabilization and it performed perfectly. Photos taken with the D7K were also very sharp.
Watch the video: Behind the scenes at America's Test Kitchen
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Bilde fra test av EPIRB og PLB (nødpeilesendere) i Stavern. Redningsskøyta "Askerbæringen" reddet mannskapet etter tre timer. På bildet: Terje Wroldsen hjelper til med redningsdrakter.
132/365 Sometimes a test shot may turn out to be a happy accident - I ended up liking my test shot better than any of the others for November 2, 2009 so I made it my pic of the day! Decided to play with it first, obviously... ;-) View On Black
This turned out disappointing but interesting at the same time. I shaky and unsatisfying first attempt, I shot this thinking little of the tab being pulled out a little too far. My mistake, lucky or not meant only a part of the film was processed. Even though it's a bit of a disaster, I look at the little window at the top of my work on the easel, and I love it anyone how it's turned out. I managed to get the exposure pretty accurate, and the focus. I wouldn't quite consider it my first "real photo" yet, but it's getting there. This was the last shot of this pack, I look forward to the next. The weather has perked up today. Things are looking up!
Jpeg圧縮アプリ"JPEGmini"のテスト結果。
見た目の差はほとんど無く、約1/8の容量になった。Exif情報も削除されずに残る。
Original: 6.5MB -> JPEGmini: 829KB
National Atomic Testing Museum
Diagnostic Rack 1/16 Scale Model
Courtesy of Los Alamos National Laboratory: On loan from National Nuclear Security Administration, Nevada Site Office
1. Line-of-sight (LOS) pipes represent brass collimators which define radiation beams in the LOS pipes before they reach the detectors.
2. Line-of-sight pipes represent reaction history lines of sight. The detectors in these pipes, represented by BLACK blocks, are alpha detectors which measure the reaction multiplication rate in the fissioning/fusioning systems
3. Line-of-Sight pipes represent THREX (THReshold x-ray EXperiments) package lines of sight. The THREX package holds a set of solid-state detectors which record proton recoils from a thin foil that is exposed to a neutron beam and are used to derive temperatures.
4. Two Line-of-sight pipes run vertically the length of the rack are PINEX (Pinhole Imaging Neutron Experiment) pipes. The RED section of each pipe represents the pinhole assembly. The pinhole focuses a beam of x-rays, gamma rays, or neutrons onto the fluoroscope. The fluoroscope is located in the television box represented by the large Gray box on top of the rack. The fluoroscopes provide an image of the exploding device. The images are transmitted uphold by television cameras. "You can see an example of a PINEX camera in the Discovery and Innovation gallery.
5. Line-of-sight pipes represent NUEX (Neutron Experiment) pipes which derive the device yield from time-resolved measurements of neutron output.
6. Pipes represent Line-of-Sight for SMAT detectors which are high-bandwidth-laser-modulated and laser-transmitted reaction history experiments.
7. Short Line-of-Sight that runs up the left-hand side of the rack is a TOMEX (TOMographic Reconstruction Experiment). TOMEX looks at various image planes of the exploding device that is recorded onto a streak camera. Cylindrical lenses. condense the image sections into a fiber optic cable, transmitting the image uphole to a recording trailer. Later, the image can be reconstructed mathematically
Along with experiments and Line-of-sight pipes, the rack holds other equipment to allow various experiments to function properly and transmit data to the surface. The bright ORANGE gas bottles are CO, gas which flows into the TV box, keeping the box a positive pressure relative to the outside preventing dust and other contaminants from entering the box.
The OPAQUE blocks in the upper rack represent various power distribution and transmitter boxes for the experiments.
ARMADA 4/83
RED-CAPTAIN/"KITE"
WHITE-PLENUM CHAMBERS
BLUE-DART
BLACK-REACTION HISTORY
GOLD-PINEX
YELLOW-SPECTROMETERS
Still Day 2 of my D810 test Drive.
Before we went to the MIccosukee festival we took a look see on Loop Road. I used the opportunity to try and test the dynamic range of the 810 by giving it high contrast scenes of light and shadow.
All shots are hand held. Some post with NX2. This was a real shadowy shot. Detail was kept well when I pulled this one out of the dark side.
Cyrille Bailly © Tous droits réservés
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It's new, and no one really likes anything out of the ordinary-at first-, but i really think this is a start for editing online.. FASTER! i mean i just tried it out thinking "it will never work" and poof it popped up in a second! I'll post the original that i edited in photoshop cs5 below.
Blown away with the detail, be sure to look at the full size. Enjoy BG
Handheld, no post except a little exposure bump
Fireball of the May 21, 1956 test detonation over Bikini Atoll.
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First test with Leica C3 zoom camera. It is a very beautiful camera, solid built, quiet to use.
Lens is quite sharp.
A British Airways Trident Two (G-AVFN) stands at Heathrow's maintenance apron in the early 1980s, undergoing testing. Note the angled tailplane - a characteristic of these classic planes, whereas more modern craft just use elevators rather than moving the whole surface. My first flight was on a Trident Three, coincidentally just weeks before they were all withdrawn.