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Recently added 4pin DIN connectors so I wouldn't have to mess with that rats nest of wiring everytime I pull the packs out. The first box (smaller) I used a red led switch, but didn't realize you need 120v to light it up, so later installed led to let you know if it was on or off. There is still a hole in the middle from where the old cables came out. Still trying to think of something to fit in that hole, haha.
The building has several levels within it but from this side appears to be on one level. The design complements the natural flow and curves of the Campus grounds.
last week i had a quite spontaneous shoot with two beautiful ladies
i'm so happy with the results!
i'm usually quite hesitant to use my external flash (unless i'm shooting an event at school or a party) because i prefer to use natural light, but i guess the reason i like this shoot so much is that i got out of my comfort zone, used my external flash and got results that i really, really liked :)
so expect to see more from this shoot!
Exploded view of the external enclosure. It is constructed from 110mm soil pipe and fittings. It is partially buried, vertically, to reduce the temperature variation which the sensor is exposed to.
Point Cook is a rapidly developing residential area, located in the south-east of the City of Wyndham. Point Cook is bounded by the Princes Freeway, Crellin Avenue South, St Anthony Court, Machair Drive, Dunnings Road, Point Cook Road, Tournament Drive, Fawkner Way and Crystal Court in the north, Skeleton Creek and Port Phillip Bay in the east, the northern boundary of the RAAF Williams Point Cook Base, Aviation Road and Duncans Road in the south and the Princes Freeway in the west.
The Point Cook small area includes parts of the suburbs of Point Cook, Werribee and Werribee South. The Point Cook small area excludes the Point Cook RAAF base, which has been included in the Werribee South small area. Point Cook is named after John M Cooke, mate of His Majesty's Vessel "Rattlesnake”, which charted part of Port Phillip Bay in 1836.
Settlement of the area dates from the late 1840s, with land used mainly for farming and grazing, and later for saltworks. Significant development did not occur until the 1990s. The population grew rapidly from the mid 1990s, rising from less than 200 in 1996 to over 14,000 in 2006. The population increased seven-fold between 2001 and 2006, particularly south and west of Seabrook and in the Sanctuary Lakes development. Population growth is expected to continued, as further housing is developed.
Major features of area include Cheetham Wetlands, Point Cook Coastal Park and Homestead, Sanctuary Lakes Golf Club, Sanctuary Lakes Shopping Centre, Point Cook Town Centre, Werribee Agriculture & Food Technology Precinct and numerous schools.
> 12 minutes from Westgate Bridge
> 20 minutes from Melbourne’s CBD
> 21 minutes from Avalon Airport
> Close to schools, kindergartens, community centre
> Short stroll to Point Cook Town Centre
> 6 minute drive to Werribee Plaza
> 4 minute drive to Werribee Mercy Hospital
> Family friendly community environment
> Aesthetically pleasing surroundings
The external iSight's ¼-inch colour CCD sensor has 640×480-pixel VGA resolution, with a custom-designed three-part F/2.8 lens with two aspherical elements. It features autoexposure, autofocusing from 50 mm to infinity, and video capture at 30 frames per second in 24-bit colour with a variety of shutter speeds. However, the iSight has an image delay of approximately 120 ms.
At Shinjuku, Tokyo
June 7, 2015
Focus: f8/SS: 1/1000/ISO: 200
Leica IIIb + Leica Summicron L 50m/f2 + Efiniti UXi Super 200
Speakers are in good condition and have continuity- great for a work bench or testing for stereo work.