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Made a DIY telescope by with paper and two magnifying glasses. Had to try and snap a photo through it. I'll experiment more with this in conjunction with my camera. Maybe I can trick some macro shots with it..?
Nikon Coolpix CP995 mounted on a Kowa TSN3 spotting-scope with 76mm fluorite lens.
Taken with Canon EOS D60 and Sigma 90mm f2.8. set to f5.6, 1/60th sec ISO400
Strobist info: Sunpak PZ40X set to 1/16th power, positioned on window-ledge 2m left.
Cheap radio flash-triggers from e-bay.
Taken in my garden but geo-tagged Kings Mill reservoir.
Scope normally wears a protective jacket, removed for this shot only.
Scope: TSA 102/TOAFS reducer
Camera: STL 11000M
Filter: Astrodon 5nm Ha
Mount: EM200
Processing: CCDStack, Pixinsight, CS4
Just a couple of scopes I made for N3. Nuff said... Enjoy!
Top scope is 222222, very dark, and bottom scope is 333333.. which I guess is still very dark, but I like it. Meant to make the top one a shade brighter, though if anyone uses it, they could just change it themselves.
Credit when used. Or we'll find you. o.o ...(jk)
*Credit to N3 team for N3 =)
This waveform, sampled on VCC of an MSP430F2012, is 305mV tall and 476ns (2.1MHz) wide. A proper ADC ought to be able to extract this, giving me an external clock to sync to for power gitching attacks.
Celestron 14 inch Edge HD Scope, CGE Pro Mount, Hyperstar III Lens, SXV-H9C camera and guide head, Borg 101 Guidescope, Maxim 5/DL Image Capture, 10-45 second images aligned and stacked in Maxim, no processing other than screen stretch.No Darks, No Flats
Taken outside the Scope. I combined two long exposures together to get the best of both photos. It may appear as the police car is in motion but it was standing still to alert traffic before the Norfolk Admirals hockey game at the Scope. I sat the camera down on the sidewalk and took the two shots as we waited for the light to change so we could cross. Some people had already began walking in front of the one exposure but they aren't visible in the shot as it was near the end of the second exposure.
Eagles running back Reece Scope breaks free for positive yardage versus the Westfield Shamrocks in Friday night football action.
“Sniper’s Eye View: A telescopic sight mounted on the Remington sniper rifle carried by Corporal Tommy Romo, 21 (San Antonio, Texas), permits crosshair accuracy on targets more than 1,000 meters away. Romo is assigned to the 1st Battalion, 27th Marines [1/27] (official USMC photo by Sergeant Dave Martinez).” [1968]
From the Jonathan Abel Collection (COLL/3611), Marine Corps Archives & Special Collections.
OFFICIAL USMC PHOTOGRAPH
Close-up of the 68B09 and the NOP instruction hard-wired to the data bus ($12). I have a number of EF68B09 chips like this, made by ST Microelectronics in the late 1990s.
This is the basics on how I perform the task using an M70 for an example. On this rifle, I squared and modified the receiver base screws to 8-40, I modified the rear bridge to .860” spacing, and I fabricated a set of alignment pins to hold the 2pc bases square to the receiver bridge while bedding with marine-tex gray.
I use a lap bar to align and hold the 2pc base/ring combination as a single unit which is guided into place square onto the receiver bridge by the alignment pins. Not much different than when bedding a barreled action.
Simple scope. Has normal (white), night vision (green) and thermal (red).
Thoughts?
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