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un elfo domestico,
l'elfe de maison,
una creatura magiche di Harry Potter,
una criatura en Harry Potter,
caractere magique de Harry Potter
The harlequin livery will be missed by some ..I am not a huge fan ..call me old fashioned but I much prefer the old madder and white colours ..
Temperature in the low 40's and light breeze so out came the Zerotech "Dobby".
Dobby's video image quality is best IF electronic stabilization is turned off. The image tends to be bouncy since the camera is NOT gimbaled.
In this experiment, I used image stabilization in Adobe Premiere Elements which did the trick and maintained reasonable image quality. IMHO.
116 Pictures in 2016 - #72 - Shadows
We laugh about Gracie's ears all the time. They are so expressive, and they remind us so much of Dobby from Harry Potter. I was using her to practice for another image, and the resultant photo with the shadow of her ears just made me laugh. What an adorable pair of ears :)
Utilizes the 'Stylize' module of the G'MIC plugin for GIMP. This module chops up one image and rearranges it using another image as a guide. The rearranged image is a scan of an ink splatter.
I love, love, love the Harry Potter books and movies! Dobby has always been a favorite character of mine. This Funko Pop interpretation is much cuter than the representation in the Harry Potter movies.
Dobby the House Elf amigurumi, wearing a light blue smock, 3/4 left view.
Dobby was originally made for the winner of a LJ fandom charity auction.
Dobby is our friends cat that we are looking after. He is a house cat only so he likes to stare out the window looking at potential dinner, aka birds in our garden.
In this picture his nose is blocked by the white curtain.
These socks used the colourwork pattern from Charmed Knits, with a few modifications: I only repeated the pattern once (the part with the stranded colourwork doesn't stretch AT ALL) and made a quarter-sock; also, I used a flap heel as I didn't think I could knit the one called for in the book without leaving enormous holes on one side.
They were inspired by the socks that Dobby gave Harry for Christmas in Goblet of Fire.
Let the Potter begin!
This video shows some of my initial experiences with a Zerotech Dobby selfie drone. Personally, I don’t like referring to these light and small flying machines as “drones” because of the negative connotation the word causes these days. Instead, I prefer to call them “quadcopters”.
Anyway, as the name implies, Dobby is designed to facilitate taking selfies from an elevated position so that the environment around an individual can be seen. Thats not to say that the camera can’t be turned away from an individual and be used to record the surrounding scenery.
There is a pretty fair amount of technology built into Dobby aimed at making it easy to fly and keep it stable for image and video capture. In addition, there are several “automatic” routines that Dobby can perform, a couple of which are shown in this video.
The propeller arms can be folded into the body making Dobby very compact and easy to carry in a backpack, a camera bag, or even a pocket. Control is via a smart phone app. Dobby weighs less than the .55 pound that USED to be the threshold for registration. While it is light, drone flight rules still apply along with a heavy dose of common sense.
My goal in purchasing a Dobby is to provide an additional perspective to our photography when and where it is practical.
UPDATE: I sold this on eBay in December 2018.