Gabriel

Hensoldt ZO 6x36i Rifle Scope

I got my Scope Watch, its an eye catching, need some time to get used to reading the time... but when everyone sees it, they start asking, what the hell is that, and what does it do?!!

closeup of mouth opening...spit, with teeth behind

ILRI's scoping visit to Yunnan, China in January 2011 to learn more about their production system. Senior Scientist Fred Unger with ILRI's partners (photo credit: ILRI)

Vixen LVF 2-8x32 Rifle Scope

Hensoldt ZO 6x36i Rifle Scope

The full funny is here, but just this clip was enough to crack me up. *wipes coffee off of monitor*

A plastic toy scope placed up against the lense of my camera...

Location: Blackburn Lake Sanctuary, Victoria, Australia

Subject: Little Pied Cormorant (Microcarbo melanoleucos)

D-SLR: Nikon D300

ISO: 400

Aperture: f/5.6; Shutter Speed: 1/50 sec; EV 0.00

Lens: Nikkor AF-S VR Zoom: 200-400mm f/4 IF-ED

Focal Length: 400mm x 1.5 (APS-C sensor crop factor) = 600mm equivalent

Best Viewed Large...

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We had an amazing year at SCOPE and it was all possible because of our membership. From door knocking for Proposition 47 or supporting workers fighting for a union at Walmart, SCOPE members and community members were present. Thank you to everyone who attended our end of the year dinner and for being part of our organizing family.

SCOPE merges the basic characteristics of video games and real-life toys to improve existing games or create new ones. By attributing various virtual parameters commonly used in video games (power, life, magic, experience, attack, weapons, etc.) to tangible toys, it brings the toys to life. With this approach, it is possible to create all sorts of video game concepts mixed with the real world. For example, a child’s bedroom could become a natural battleground for play.

November 29, 2018

The Back Room, NYC

Elph camera using scope.

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