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Mass Effect: Andromeda takes you to the Andromeda galaxy, far beyond the Milky Way. There, you'll lead our fight for a new home in hostile territory - where WE are the aliens.
I do not know how I got this strange effect (when viewed large), I did not use any filters on this.
Maybe I caught the blast of exhaust from the ferry's gas turbines.
I thought that this wouldn't happen in Ubuntu...
So I am using Ubuntu Feisty Fawn, and the latest version of Firefox 2. I was trying to refresh a youtube page so I can get sound working, and then firefox crashed. I was playing Neverputt at the time, and I moved the window around and this happened.
It only ever happens in Firefox. Why?
Butterfly Effect by Masamichi Shimada & Light Art Collection, part of Lightscape at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Photo by Liz Ligon.
A BNSF intermodal rolls through Verona with ES44C4 8201 in charge. I was in my car waiting and when I saw this westbound approaching, I rushed to get into position to get some shots. While grabbing my camera, I had moved the setting of my camera and didn't realize it until it was too late. Ended up getting this unintended blurred effect of the background, which turned out pretty good.
Observation on the effect of sharpening in the original images fed into Registax5 and resulting "artefacts" in processed image.
I have noticed for a long time that some processed images in Registax5 seem to have a grid or weave pattern present that is not in the original frames. This happens at the wavelet processing stage.
I inadvertently on one occasion fed soft images to Registax and found they didn't have the artefacts and the end result was consequently better.
Left image above individual frames processed with minimal sharpening + some noise reduction.
Right image individual frames sharpened + low levels of noise reduction.
I now tend to favour supplying Registax with intentionally soft images; a bit contra-intuitive I think but it seems to work.
Anyone else found similar or alternative workarounds?