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Testing my Nikon D40 and my new flickr account. I promise the subjects will get more interesting but I love the quality that the D40 delivers.
Wisconsin Badgers vs. Michigan St. Spartans at the Kohl Center
Remote camera on the main goal post, triggered with RadioPopper JrX units
This is stage two. Now the questions are: Color, material, sounds, temperatures, dimensions, sensitives and so on
The remote control plugs into the microphone socket of the CR210. I checked that the 2 functions operated correctly.
My remote control, indoor, micro-helicopter, fun for flying around the house; the
"Apache Fire Strike Pro", made by Rivell.
This is the results of an experiment I did in the christmas holidays. I hung up this birdfeeder in a tree right outside my house. Then I put my 450d with my 70-300 on it, on a tripod, and connected it to my laptop. Running windows at the time, I used EOS utility to remotecontol the camera. After some testshots I set EOS utility to interval shooting, at its minimum of 5s delay, and left it for some time.
When I got back, I found that the camera had stoped shooting, due to a lens communication error, and the feder had fell down. Anyway, My harddrive was filled with surprisingly good shots, considering how they were shot.
Cooper-Hewitt display - gesture over a sensor and it leads to motion inside the box with the red ball.
The Mazda MX-5 Club of WA March Cruise attended the Gary Brookes Memorial Day at Dardanup Heritage Park near Bunbury. This involved a huge amount of historic and vintage machinery being on display and paraded before the attending public.
It is a strange feeling to stand on the shore line of a lake that only a hand full of humans have ever been to.
back in 2003 when I bought my LCD television it was the state of the art. How people would now laugh if they knew that the gubbins is in a separate box to the television part!
This TV can't even do 1080p! How amusing.
The quiet and remote country church at Cratfield has features dating back as far as the 14th century. The tower to the west is a 15th century construction. In the spandrels above the door there are beautifully carved figures of a woodwose or wildman, with a club and shield, and a dragon or wyvern. These are as well preserved and striking as those at Peasenhall. The main treasure within the church is a superb 15th century Seven Sacrament font which has been described as one of the finest in England. The carvings are beautifully and skillfully executed and all but two of the panels have survived to the present day, having spent several centuries behind plaster. The carvings of the Mass and Confession have been destroyed, probably during the Reformation, but the other six faces of the font bowl remain to depict the Crucifixion, Baptism, Confirmation, Ordination, Marriage, and the Last Rites. The stem of the bowl is equally striking with figures beneath canopied niches and seated figures at the base. Traces of paint remain to give an idea of how the font might have originally looked.
our remote control prototype, plugged into the bedside "dock": hotel amenities screen. You can control lights and temperature or order room service, in addition to controlling the TV and alarm clock settings. Again, it takes on a vertical presentation if you pick it up and hold it vertically.
The device would also be the bedside phone, but we didn't finish the drawing for that screen. =)
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