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The only lived-in house I know of with no road to it. Deep Lock Cottage on the Oxford canal near Somerton, Oxfordshire
These images represent three distinct visual sensing techniques. The top picture represents a true-color image, the middle an infrared image, and the bottom an elevation image. The images were taken in March 2008 over Hatteras Island, North Carolina.
To learn more about remote sensing, visit:
Remote Sensing Division, National Geodetic Survey
Coastal Remote Sensing Program, NOAA Coastal Services Center
(Original source: National Ocean Service Image Gallery)
This is the first photo I took using the remote control feature on the camera and phone. Fitting the main subject is a phone!
This was my first time using a remote flash kid you not! haha.
Once I realized I could cause this effect without photoshop or some special filter I was pretty stoked.
Tyler Ashbee pops out of the bowl and over the shopping cart and goes through hyperspace all at the same time.
Maybe there is hope for the Pickering Skate Park after all,
I love Remote Flash!
Young Swiss woman smiling during an online video call on her laptop while sitting on a balcony overlooking a beautiful alpine landscape. Concept of remote collaboration, virtual meeting and flexible work from anywhere.
The road junction for the narrow road to Inverlussa (foreground) and the main A846 which can be seen crossing the Lussa River looking South.
Isle of Jura.
November 18 2013.
The HOBO RX3000 is Onset’s next-generation remote data logging station that provides instant access to site-specific environmental data anywhere, anytime via the internet. The new station combines the flexibility and sensor quality of more expensive systems, an onboard LCD display, and the convenience of plug-and-play operation.
• Flexible support for a broad range of sensors
• LCD display for easy field deployment
• Cloud-based data access
• Plug-and-play operation
• Alarm notifications via text, email
• Rugged double-weatherproof enclosure
• Cellular, Wifi and Ethernet Option are available
• Optional Analog Input and Relay Modules
Environment:
The RX3000 Data Logger is for use in Indoor and Outdoor environments
Measurements:
The RX3000 Data Logger supports the following measurements (sensors sold separately):
Temperature, Relative Humidity, 4-20mA, AC Current, AC Voltage, Air Velocity , Amp Hour (Ah), Amps (A), Barometric Pressure, Carbon Dioxide, Compressed Air Flow, DC Current, DC Voltage, Differential Pressure, Event, Gauge Pressure, Kilowatt Hours (kWh), Kilowatts (kW), Leaf Wetness, Light Intensity, Power Factor (PF), Pulse Input, Rainfall, Soil Moisture, Volatile Organic Compound, Volt-Amp Reactive (VAR), Volt-Amp Reactive Hour, Volt-Amps (VA), Volts (V), Water Flow, Water Level, Watt Hours (Wh), Watts (W), Wind
This was an oil pump solution I was working on last year, and is the remote filter and/or oil cooler version...maybe I should have a subscription? ;)
"Remote control me rightRemote control me leftRemote control me rightRemote control meManipulate me hereManipulate me downManipulate me upManipulate me"
Remote Control (me) - Electric Six
Gunman F6F Hellcat WWII plane.
Stopped by the remote controlled airfield for short time for the first time in quite a while. A friend of mine was flying a few of the 31 planes he owns. Only got photos of 2 of them while there, the first two red ones and the last six photos here. Fun watching how skillful these pilots are doing aerial maneuvers, takeoffs and landings. I always send any photos I take for them to post on their club site. Sorry for so many photos, just saving to my album. :-)
I'm learning the steps to processs EDR/HDR (manual) and this is my first attempt. Any suggestions would be very much helpful for me. The trees were moving because of mighty wind so there could be some ghosting effect.
The idea behind this was something along the lines of, guy finds a remote control that controls absolutely every electrical thing, then uses it to drive another man insane.
However, thanks to the ever so lovely uni deadlines, it ended up just being an animation of a guy finding a remote control in some box and finding it fascinating that it controls a blender and some DVD players. w00t....
This was finished over a period of 3 days where it's all I did (the half with the conversation and walk in was done over 2 weeks, ages ago). It's so jerky as I didn't have time to do all the frames I needed to. I finished it off this morning after getting just 2 hours sleep inbetween filming it, then charging the battery of my camera after an hour.
The sound isn't great quality... but I'm no studio lady. The voices are done by Matt Dayton (he is not mattness) as he is a great voice person of great voice ways, I shall be bugging him to do it again :P. Unfortunately I had to use my own voice at times when putting all the sound in this morning as the whooole animation is basically completely different to my script as they didn't give us enough time to do both animations well AND the essay.
*breaths*
Oh yeah, sorry it's orange and just photographed, I had no time to scan it and photoshop it either.
Ah ok, it's generally just piss poor... but here, you can watch it anyway :P
Plus, how many times does that guy morph into someone else in just a minute? XD
Just because you spend the day working from home doesn't mean you have to ditch the office wear. Just trying to look my best!
the only hardware is an IR transmitter (LED), taken from a junk TV remote control. cost: $0.00 ;)
thanks to joe knapp for the open-source firmware! copy of the firmware located at: www.netstuff.org/olympus/arduino
1000 Islands, USA. 2010. Access my website through my profile: www.flickr.com/people/thibault-roland/
rewired the charger pads directly to the +/- of the lipo. added a reedswitch so the pads only have power if a strong magnet is present. so i can safely handle the remote even in saltwater without shorting the battery. to charge it i use a lipo charger which is doing a much better job then the crappy builtin charging circuit.
Some people call it living out of a suitcase but most of the time I call it living out of an old fishing hut or wood cabin in the jungle or even a tent if I have the room to bring one. A few select clothes and 85% camera gear. I have dreamt of sharing this beautiful world and helping make it a better place for others too. Five stars for me is the bliss of such a sunset in remote beautiful places off the beaten track. Oh and you can come too if you really want to...
The remote mounted in an old Mini-Disk box and connected without extension to my Canon EOS 350D.
* If you press the first button, the camera does all the metering and focus.
* Keeping the metering button pressed and pressing the second button takes the shot. (you can also do manual bulb with that button)
* The switch is used long exposure in bulb mode. You can switch it on and go away, the shutter will close when you switch it off.
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This is a homemade EOS remote control, to take shot from a distance and use it as bulb.
It's based on this schema and should have the similar functionality as a RS-60E3.
The cost is virtually null except for the connectors (see the note on the photos) as you need a 2.5mm connector which is not very standard.
The material used is:
- 1 switch and 2 buttons all already soldered on the front of a cannibalized VCR (power switch+two control buttons) FREE
- 1 3.5mm jack from an old pair of earphones FREE
- 1 2.5mm male to 3.5mm female jack connector, ~3.5£/6.5$
- optionally a 3.5 jack extension (2m) lead, ~2£
The connectors where found at a normal "media" shop that sells CDs, earphones, etc...