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This is a quick way to get the offset measurement of a fork. Put the fork face down and set it level. Measure from the centre (that way even if it is not perfectly level the difference is insignificant).
Then repeat the procedure with the fork face up.
Subtract the lower figure from the higher and divide by 2 to get the offset.
another close call for flames, courtesy of Daniel Sedin.
LOLZflames version: flickr.com/photos/sspyndel/1508824373/in/photostream/
This is the set-up shot for "Moon, Trees, Lake, Canoe -- Canada" -- the players are just getting their canoe and themselves into the proper position.
Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture f/2.8
Focal Length 85 mm
ISO Speed 320
Flash On, Fired:
430EXII bare w/ red gel, positioned behind Curtis facing background
430EXII diffused, positioned cam right, above subject at 45dg
Positioning piece for the London based event focusing on the future of integrated marketing and communication.
Two compositions overlay and integrate to reveal an intended message.
The position gets anchored to the right side of the screen instead of the center. when i move it to the other bounds instead of getting centered it throws me close to the right bound
Bike school on the road. A project of Bike to Work Victoria. More at: www.biketowork.ca
Seconds earlier:
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