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For those who wonder why I get so much color in my cloud- and sky-shots: matrix metering gives the corect values for the total image (left), while I use spot metering for the brightest spot or for the spot that I want to give my attention (right). The difference often is dramatic! (The time between these two shots is no more than 2 minutes.)
My camera is on the "A" setting most of the time which means that I choose the Aperture, and the camera chooses the shutter-speed that fits best for that setting. I never use "AUTO" and never use any of the fully automatic settings like "Portrait" or "Landscape". The reason why I prefer the "A"-setting is that only then (or in fully manual mode) can I exactly determine the Depth of Field.
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Voor wie zich afvraagt waarom ik zoveel kleur krijg in mijn lucht- en wolkenfoto's : matrix meting geeft de juiste gemiddelde belichtingswaarde voor de hele afbeelding (links), terwijl ik spotmeting gebruik op de lichtste plek of op de plek waarop ik de nadruk wil leggen (rechts). Het verschil is dikwijls opzienbarend!! (De tijd tussen deze twee opnamen is minder dan twee minuten.)
Mijn programmastand voor de kamera is bijna altijd de "A"-stand, wat wil zeggen dat ik de lensopening kan bepalen en de kamera kiest dan de daarbij horende sluitertijd die voor de situatie het best is. Ik gebruik nooit de " AUTO" stand (helemaal alles automatisch), en ook nooit een van de programma-standen als "portret" of "landschap". De reden waarom ik aan "A"-stand de voorkeur geef ligt in het feit dat ik alleen dan (of in de helemaal "manual"mode), zelf de lensopening kan kiezen, zodat ik de scherptediepte helemaal zelf kan bepalen.
A Matrix Skorpion coded with matrix Symbols. Feel free to comment on what you think I may upload the original skorpion without the codes
Oberheim Matrix 6R teardown and repair. Up and running, although the display is missing several characters for some as-yet unknown reason.
Self Portrait (Silhouettes of Trent). "Infinity Mirrored Room--The Souls of Millions of Light Years Away," by Yayoi Kusama. Featured at the Broad Museum, Los Angeles, CA. Don't miss this exhibit...it's awesome. Yep, that's me, surrounded by only 75 light bulbs. But with mirrors, water, and illusions, there appears to be an infinite number of lights and projections of me.
Back in the '60s, '70s, and '80s, computers made their printout with dot-matrix printers - so called because each letter is printed with a rectangular grid (matrix) of metal needles. When the needles press against an inked ribbon, you get a pattern of dots making up the different letters, numbers, and symbols. The big advantage of this is that you can (theoretically) print any typeface (font) with only one small matrix of needles. The more needles, the better the print quality - although you can almost always see the dots. Letter-quality (LQ) and near letter quality (NLQ) printers supposedly had so many needles that the dots were all but invisible.
It's getting harder to find "preserved examples" of dot matrix print technology now, so I thought I'd better upload this old train ticket (from 2000) while I still could!
This from our article on inkjet printers.
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This one is in progress, but I’m pretty excited about it so I’m giving a little preview. (I may not have access to my editing software for a few days) I’m thinking of making this into a series inspired by the matrix.
Rather a nice profile showing the macho frown!
I think this mask has a lot more character to it than the old style Cactus/Koei face masks. It is also a lot more substantial and offers better protection from what I have read.
The Matrix Tactical Systems 'Navy Seal' is one of four paint styles of this mask available from the Evike store, costing $59.99. There is also woodland, Tiger stripe and plain olive drab versions: www.airsoftpost.com
I went for the two-tone brown scheme as it would go with a lot more loadouts - it looks more earthy and much more like camo paint has been applied to a real face (IMHO).
Paper Prototyping Comparison Matrix.
Warfel, Todd Zaki. 2009. Prototyping: A Practitioner's Guide. New York: Rosenfeld Media. http://www.rosenfeldmedia.com/books/prototyping/
'Matrix' speaker configuration selected on Samsung audio amplifier - green tint applied with Google Picasa.
One of many chrysotile asbestos mineral ore samples on display in the town of Asbestos, Quebec, Canada, showing fibrous bundles on rocky matrix. This specimen is approx. 3-1/2 inches in width.
Again, apologies for the dim lighting and distracting reflections, this specimen display is inside a glass-enclosed former bookshelf located in a poorly-lit corner of the town's library (which was formerly a church building) now also a makeshift "asbestos museum". Image was shot through a locked glass panel, but is provided more for potential educational content than photographic quality.
The overall quality, quantity, and uniqueness of the mineral samples in this particular improvised facility probably deserve a better (and safer) exhibit-space to showcase the wide variety of asbestos (primarily chrysotile) and other world-class geological mineral specimens for scientific study.
Llevamos tiempo planeando hacer esta foto, llena de complicaciones, postura del personaje, atrezzo, localizacion, efecto de las balas. Pero por fin nos decidimos a hacerla, participando todo el grupo tanto en la preparacion como en la foto final. En especial quiero dar las gracias a Jon Villafranca y a Bittor Alonso por su inestimable ayuda y dedicacion. Sabemos que el efecto de las balas va a ser tema de debate, esta es nuestra version de este efecto, seguramente se pueda hacer de otras maneras , esta es nuestra opcion. estamos pensando en otras fotos de esta misma pelicula, que poco a poco os iremos mostrando. Un saludo a todos y feliz año.
Canon EOS 7D f/7.1 161 seg. iso-100 15 mm
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Elites: “how horribly stupid Brexit people are”
The EU and its associated financial institutions were built on the premise that no one would escape. That’s the long and short of it.
But of course, nations could get out if they decided to.
Which is what ju...
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மேட்ரிக்ஸ் என்ன என்பதை யாருக்கும் கூற முடியாது. நீயே அதை பார்த்து தெரிந்து கொள்ளவேண்டும்.
Full-page graphic explaining some of the "how'd they do that?" scenes from "The Matrix" trilogy. All research, writing, art by me. Main figures are drawn from photos of action figures. The middle band of Trinity's jump-kick is pure Poser.