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Side View Diagram of Installation: This device can be simply constructed by layering torch-cut steel plates and laminating them with long bolts. The sides can be reinforced by welds if necessary.
Sequence of a beautiful, calming Central Valley sunrise. This was viewed from our hotel room at the top floor of the Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino in Lemoore. This was during our brief outing to the Central Valley, particularly at Lemoore, CA. (Monday around sunrise, August 10, 2015)
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Our outing took place from August 9-10, 2015. It was me and my parents that went on this short trip. The reasons why we went was since we had some food we wanted to pick up from Auntie Elsa's bakery lol. Another bonus reason was that we had a vacant room for free just for us at the Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino. The weather was pleasant, so we even went for a swim at the swimming pool area at night. Then the very next morning on August 10, 2015, I woke up early just to see the sunrise over the vast Central Valley. Then later, we packed up and headed to Auntie Elsa's bakery to eat lunch, and of course to pick up all our food and bounties. Then around the 3 o'clock hour, we headed home... It was a short but fun summer outing to Lemoore, CA once again!
Это не фотки, а стоп-кадры с кинокамеры.
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Sony PMW-F3 + Angenieux Optimo DP Rouge 30-80mm T2.8 Zoom Lens
None of the F3 footage in this set has been color-graded, filtered, or otherwise manipulated in post.
1971 Digital Sequencer / synthesized instrument. Created by MIT Professors Edwin Fredkin & Marvin Minsky. It was created with the idea that it would replace the radio as home entertainment. Man, I love the way people in past gave the people of the future so much credit. It has no keyboard, it just beeps and boops away as you alter the arrangement with the various sliders. Two add ons were offered - an additional external amplifier (the Muse had a built in speaker) and - get this - A LIGHT SHOW!
NO. I don't own this, just love it. A lot. Someone should make a new one.
I own nothing, except for the design. Characters were created by Mr. Rex Stout in 1930s. Dolls are Pullips made by Groove since 2000. I'm just a fan.
these shots all look the same,
except i tilted my camera on accident throwing the colour off, and the clouds were moving. the series is an immediate sequence.
The same vid after tweaks with the fast colour corrector and the Neat Video noise plugin (demo). There was a gang of noisy Rainbow Lorikeets outside this morning so I've added a clip of them. It seems to have been cropped so I'll need to investigate why that is.