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This is how I figured out it would need canards in order to land safely... Thank goodness for KSP to help make my builds realistic. I have been using it as a simulator to test aerodynamic forces on a spaceplane which is as close as I can get in shape to my SHIP for SHIPtember.
After mant crashes, aero breakups, overheating pieces, and hard labor. I finally have an idea of what the final product for my SHIP must look like. Because of this research I will not be able to complete the SHIP in one week as originally intended but it will hopefully be done by the end of this week.
Tyler
Thanks to Peter L Morris for inspiring me to get KSP as it has been very fun to play not to mention useful for my builds.
Used new way of retouching colors, sking and overall look. Kind of like it.
As this one is test image I had, now I need to take method and go shoot some portraits.
Lien vers le test :
www.nikonpassion.com/test-nikon-z6-deux-semaines-terrain-...
Les photos en pleine définition
With the wide availability of Covid-19 vaccines in Southern California, this Bus Test Express (Say that three times fast!) had no test-takers Wednesday afternoon while in the parking lot of a busy Montclair shopping center.
Le test complet du Nikkor Z 85 mm f/1.8 S est disponible ici :
www.nikonpassion.com/test-nikkor-z-85-mm-f18-s-objectif-p...
A sombra preta da Vult foi a mais difícil de tirar, dessas só não gostei da off the radar
a sombra soleil da vult nº 2 foi uma dica da clarissa
Speed Test
Right:
Sensitiser #1 (guillot-saguez formula)
Left:
Sensitiser #2 (same but with 50% less acid)
inverted scan
Date: 7.11.10
Weather: Bright sunny
Light: EV 15 (zoneV)
Time: 14:00
Exposure: 2 minutes
f/stop: f/16
Camera Pointing: NE
Development: 75min .8% gallic
w.o. added silver (extra AgNO3 would have given better contrast)
Paper: Canson Marker
Iodisation: Chloro-bromo-iodized
I'm off to have a blood test later, might suggest my illness back in April was all hypochondria, or was indeed Covid!
The phone shows the appointment you get for an active infection test at one of the drive throughs; it was indeed efficient, once the service had been set up (testing wasn't available when I was actually ill and should have had it, but I was tested a couple of weeks later when I was unwell again). You can see I made the appointment at 0850, the time for the test was 0920 and I was out of the centre by 0930. The blood test however requires a paper form!! Though the venesection appointment was online via Swiftqueue.
So if you need a swab for active infection, the system eventually set up seems to work well (I did get the result promptly), and I guess we'll pretty well all have access to the antibody test before long.
The swab test looks for evidence of viral particles, the antibody test looks for the body's protective response some time later, when the virus itself should have been eliminated. Experience with other viral antibodies shows that in some cases the antibody is a sign of good immunity, in others only partial immunity, and additionally while some antibodies can be persistent for years, the levels of others drop over a few months. We don't yet know how good a marker of immunity a positive antibody test is for the current coronavirus.
Did a lighting test for an idea, and didn't have anyone to stand-in for me, so I had to do it myself. Six strobes, various kinds (3 alien bee, 2 JTL, 1 Sunpak 120j) I have enough strobes for four rows, but not enough slaves to trigger some of the lights, so I had to settle on six lights.
I like the effect, and will like it even more when I have a handsome/beautiful model in front of the lights instead of, erm, me.
just testing the DOF on my yashic D ... not a very interesting shot but i liked it for some reason ... pity the crabs weren't out and about instead of hiding in their little houses!
Let me be upfront--I was never in the military; I was not qualified to serve. However, I found this jacket at a flea market and it fit quite nicely. I purchased the knit hat a short time later.
Press "L" for the lightbox view.
Now, onto the motivation for the shot. Basically, I wanted to test out different techniques I thought I might use if a person serving in the military asked me to do a portrait of them. After trying several variations, I decided I liked having one light boomed overhead. It seemed to capture and convey the toughness of a soldier and the thread of darkness and regret that comes from having to make tough decisions with lasting consequences.
I originally shot this on a blank wall and posted it in color, but I thought it might look interesting with a bit of texture behind me and converted to black & white with a tint to it.
strobist: 1 Canon 580EX, boom above subject, diffused by a 14" Lumodi beauty dish with the Warm Titanium finish. Flash triggered via Cybersyncs. Camera triggered via RC-1.
Glued up a fork, faced & reamed the HT, crown race seat, and ST, then flung a headset, seatpost, and saddle onto it and took it for a short brakeless ride up and down the street to see if it would explode.
Spoiler: it didn't.
It's got at least 75mm of BB drop, which is a lot for 650b. I might have to melt off the seatstays and use the 2×4 of gentle adjustment to bend the seatstays down 10mm, then make another fork with matching extra A-C, but I'll mull it over for a while first (the fork is a nice light one that's a close fit on a 42mm tire, so I may want to get a larger crown and pull some more side-to-side clearance for paranoia's sake nevertheless.)
Nikon D600 + Nikkor 24-70
Test du capteur donc accesible en full size (Pas de grosses retouches, Dérawtisé avec LR 4.2)
© Landry NOBLET
This is a test. Do not adjust your monitor, your glasses or other reading devices. This is only a test. Not recommended viewed large. Normal viewing will commence after this pic.