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Back in 2002 I was curious if this old acrylic clear PC passed FCC Part 15 radiated emissions. So into the anechoic chamber it went. It did not pass, but it looked good doing it. I don't remember for sure but I'm thinking this was probably an AMD Duron, maybe 700 Mhz, overclocked to who knows what back then. They overclocked fairly well compared to the K6-2 and K6-3 predecessors.
Conclusion: this city looks like any other one (hard to believe it was almost completely destroyed during war), but I had the feeling people are much more warm here than in Kanto and even Kansai.
Photo taken from the highest point of the Mitaki-dera.
Conclusion : cette ville ressemble à n'importe quelle autre (difficile de croire qu'elle a été presque entièrement rasée durant la guerre), mais j'ai eu le sentiment que les gens y sont beaucoup plus chaleureux que dans le Kanto ou même le Kansai.
Photo prise depuis le plus haut point du Mitaki-dera.
On a walk around the city to catch up with the earthquake rebuild. August 2018 Christchurch New Zealand.
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Lançamento do álbum Século Sinistro
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Leica X1 test shots
First impressions at:-
soundimageplus.blogspot.com/2010/05/leica-x1-first-impres...
A selection of images, shot on my Olympus XA with the new Lomography LomoChrome film. Shot rating it a variety of ISo's
see a blog post here PhotoOomph.com
Doing much the same as in the panorama but wandering around a bit and babbling on to test the general video quality (this is at "TV, standard" mode, so it can go one tick higher if needed), audio, zoom, and what happens when it geotags - does it do the start, the end, an average, or something else?
(Answer: It tags it at the end, it would seem. But I've since found the variability inherent in the GPS signal to be enough to make the result doubtful; I'd be better testing this again on a quarter mile stretch of road - starting the vid, doing a quick drag, and stopping it at the end ~20s later. The drift tends to be on the order of one or two metres typically, to maybe 10-15m at the extreme, so further than I walked but a lot less than 1/4mi. The baffling thing is how it manages to be quite accurate about your speed and direction while you're moving (steady speed in car = steady speed on display, and it normally even gets you in the correct lane if you view the trace on an aerial photo map), even though when you sit still it things you're jigging about on the spot rather vigorously!)
Test photo with a Sigma 400mm f5.6 Pentax K mount lens I picked up for $13 at a thrift store. Not a bad price!
The aperture lever was broken at its pivot point in the lens body, but I've got it working. The camera can't stop the lens down for metering, but that's fine; I can just set the aperture and meter manually.
I love when I can fix things!
(L to R): Oliver Knighton (GBR) Sahara Force India F1 Team Race Support Engineer with Tom McCullough (GBR) Sahara Force India F1 Team Chief Engineer.
Formula One Testing, Bahrain Test Two, Day Three, Saturday 1st Match 2014. Sakhir, Bahrain.