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This is my first serious attempt at Macro. I used 68mm worth of extensions tubes on my AF-S 24-85mm VR since it stops down to f/29 instead of only f/16 like my 50mm prime. I didn't want to mess with trying to focus stack for just the hint more DOF that I wanted.
It's lit by 1 SB-800 which is on it's OEM stand on the table to camera left and is pointed at a wall to camera left about 2 feet away. It's set to 1/1 and 24mm zoom. The flash was triggered with a Neewer radio trigger. A homemade reflector made from aluminum foil is on the opposite side to provide a little fill.
Turned on it's back, like a rigged sheep, pins exposed!
It's a pentium 4 2.4GHz, if anyone cares. Was the best I could come up with for this week's Macro Monday challenge- rather lacking in imagination this week, and short of time.
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Jupiter 11 a 135mm f4 @f5.6(ish) with 52mm extension tubes.
Continuing from yesterdays motherboard theme, this is a cpu facing off with its socket (from underneath). Intentionally thin dof to show off the bokeh in the reflected flash light.
Instructions NOW available through www.arvobrothers.com
DESCRIPTION:
After two years of intense work, we gladly present our new model: CPU 001 (Crime Prevention Unit 001), our tribute to the all-time classic Robocop (1987).
This publication contains step-by-step instructions, building alternatives and modular techniques to build our biggest model to date: a beast made out of 2459 pieces that will bring you the flavour of the best models by The Arvo Brothers.
Build your own model. The technology gives us the opportunity. Now is the time.
PDF content:
286 pages divided into two chapters:
C1.- INSTRUCTIONS (steps & building alternatives)
C2.- GALLERY
Parts list in XLS & XML format included.
NOTE: Once the payment is done, we’ll send you the PDF and the parts list. In addition, we’ll provide you a personal and nontransferable password to open your PDF. This is a non-printable PDF.
MODEL SPECIFICATIONS:
Figure: 2027 parts
Base: 432 parts
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Now privately owned and repainted in original Thamesway livery this former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU waits in Mardens yard proudly displaying its new old colours
4 March 2016
Former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU moves from Mardens overflow yard into the prep bay to be redied for repainting.
19 February 2016
Now privately owned and repainted in original Thamesway livery this former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU waits in Mardens yard proudly displaying its new old colours
4 March 2016
Now privately owned and repainted in original Thamesway livery this former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU waits in Mardens yard proudly displaying its new old colours
4 March 2016
Now privately owned and repainted in original Thamesway livery this former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU waits in Mardens yard proudly displaying its new old colours
4 March 2016
Former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU moves from Mardens overflow yard into the prep bay to be redied for repainting.
19 February 2016
I haven't had a lot of time to work on stuff coz there was a huge pile of work waiting for me back from vacation in Guam. The price we pay I guess. Anyway just a quick one. This is just an underground pedestrian intersection that I thought looked like the core of come supercomputer out of a movie like THX1138 or 2001. Ortoned this sucker to the limit just because I could. Ahh, that felt better.
Explored July 30th
Former First Hadleigh 46152 Reg N952 CPU moves from Mardens overflow yard into the prep bay to be redied for repainting.
19 February 2016
Meet my computer.
Its water cooled, meaning, my CPU, Graphics Card, North bridge and South Bright (the two chips on a motherboard), get cooled by water, making it run at high speeds. CPU runs at 4.2ghz and Graphics card is also heavily overclocked, it looks cool and its extremely silent, since it doesnt have those fans to make annoying noise.
Name: Factorie
Title: “The Autonomous Convener”
Gender: Female
Species: Functional. Unitilty. Sisters.
Race: Robot
Occupation: Factory Assembler/Production Coordinator
Prevailing Element: Metal
Alignment: True Neutral
Powers: Building stuff according to plan.
Typical Tool(s): Duel manipulators, metal pick, scoops, smooth knife, and dagger.
MOC Status: Assembled.
Factorie is one of Circuit's many sisters. Being one of the older models, she has little humanoid aspects to her, mainly created for job efficiency. Her task to to travel around different areas of assembly lines and construct things to plan. He long legs give her long strides of travel to go from place to place. She is quick, quiet, and ever rarely questioned others orders.
With time, she became less useful in the eyes of her creators, and was then free to do as she wished. She had a hard time traversing through cities due to her large size, so she opted to live in large fields and travel to rest-stops to recharge. She bumped into a fellow robot named CPU, who had recently lost his body and was looking for a companion to help build a new one. She refused solely because she was unaware as to construct things of her own. With time, the two agreed to work together as partners. CPU would receive a new body while Factorie would experience being creative.
With time she grew to be more confident in herself, started asking more questions and tinkering with designs on her own whim. She started walking upright, taking time to look up at the world instead of having her head down all the time. It's a lot brighter.