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The Dallas Streetcar is a recent addition to the Big D transportation scene. The current 2.6-mike route starts from Dallas Union Station, with cars using battery power as they cross the Houston Street bridge.
this made me look several times to take it in..its a genuine wireless position from a Lancaster that racked up more than 50 night raids over Germany..you can sense the long scared hours spent sat here while night fighters and flak guns were trying to kill you..even to the canvas patch on the window to block out light if he had needed to switch it on(its over the radio)..
Advertisement/Street Art, Riga, Latvia.
Photoshoot with professional model Saffron Whyton at Caldicot Castle and Country Park.
CAMERA
SONY a7lll
SONY FE 85mm f/1.8 Lens
Godox AD200 Pro
Godox X1Ts TTL Wireless Trigger
"I've missed you so much, baby. Have a great flight. See you soon, my dear..."
I ran across this so-so quality, but funny shot which I was just about to trash. I came up with this interesting idea and saved it in the very last moment. The shot is 100% real and nothing was changed but obviously the phone, which was photoshopped in. The eagle kept moving its claws all over the place while I was watching it. Hope you'll enjoy it.
Have a fun week everyone!
This is my new computer setup, and I must say I quite like it. See the next photo for an explanation of what's there. One of the things I like most is the lack of wires. With wireless internet, printing, iTunes over AirTunes, bluetooth keyboard and mouse and bluetooth phone/pda synchronization I rarely have to touch a cable other than the macbook's power cable. It all just works so well. Thanks Apple!
nTelos Wireless [3,200 square feet]
7394 Harbour Towne Parkway, Suite 5, Harbour View Marketplace, Suffolk, VA
Wireless Tether from most Canon/Nikon DSLR to iPad, iPhone, Android, Mac and PC. Remote control photo and video shooting with wireless live view and touch focusing.
Shot with Nikon D90 @ Carl Zeiss 50mm f/1.4 ZE Planar T* Manual Focus Lens.
What we have here is your basic Vivitar 285HV flash, connected with a Vivitar to 1/8'' cable, connected to a 1/8'' to USB mini cable, connected to your basic Motorola SLVR L7 cell phone (hanging from the flash by an extra Pocket Wizard lanyard).
Think of the range you get with this thing, people! Providing you have a good long distance plan, you can fire the 285HV from anywhere on the planet :)
Technical--though it's just a joke:
Vivitar 285HV set to 1/16, fired through a 33'' umbrella behind me and to my left.
Canon EOS-1D, Tokina 10-17mm fisheye @ 12mm, f/4, 1/10th second exposure, ISO 320.
If the Strobist.com Group people feel this is completely unfunny, please feel free to remove from the pool.
Microsoft Wireless Notebook Laser Mouse 6000
Works seamlessly with MacBook ;)
Mighty Mouse SUCKS in terms of *Ergonomics*, truly.
www.microsoft.com/hardware/mouseandkeyboard/productdetail...
Sony ECM W1M Bluetooth Wireless Microphone System on A7r for video see: www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh1w5wtJS9w
Sony ECM-W1M Bluetooth Wireless Microphone System for HandyCam Camcorders and the new Sony A7 and A7r mirror-less camera systems.
First, let me point out two big advantages to this system: 1) It's compact and you can easily carry the receiver and transmitter/mic in your pocket so it's always handy; 2) It's simple to use. Just put the receiver on the Sony universal hotshoe on your camera, turn on the mic/transmitter and it just works. You can even plug in a high quality Giant Squid Lavalier mic for even better sound quality.
In this first-look review I test the system for range and I plug a Giant Squid Lavalier mic into the mic input on the bluetooth mic / transmitter to see if that works. This is a very compact and easy to use wireless mic system that seems to work pretty good.
From Sony: Special moments right at the source with this Sony ECM-W1M Bluetooth Wireless Microphone System. Not only can you record crisp, clear sound up to 300' (91.44m) away, but you can also enjoy two way communications between you and your subject. This unique feature enables you to give your subject direction while capturing only their voice, or you can chose to capture both their voice and yours while filming.
This is the inside of one of the Altoids-tin wireless temperature sensors I used in this project: scanwidget.livejournal.com/36187.html
A BT Voyager 2091 - this services our entire house, including all the stuff in Tim's office/studio on the top floor. (Update (Dec 2007): this connection used to be made via a wireless Ethernet bridge, but it is now connected via two HomePlug 85Mbps adapters (i.e. Ethernet over the power lines in the house).)
The router carries the unofficial hostname of 'kamidake' (following the naming convention on the home LAN of characters from 'Tenchi Muyo' - it's a long story), but the name is not really used.
Commemorative plaque detailing the history of the former Marconi Wireless Telegraph (and Signal) Company works at Hall Street on the outside wall at The Woolpack Public House on Mildmay Road in the City of Chelmsford in Essex (UK).
The Hall Street Works was located directly opposite The Woolpack and is credited as the first radio factory in the world.
The building itself was constructed in 1861 by John Hall as a silk weaving factory. Mr Guglielmo Marconi with his Marconi Wireless Telegraph and Signal Company took over the building to create the world's first radio factory in 1899 and was occupant up to 1912 when the nearby and much larger Marconi 'New Street Works' were constructed.
In later years The Essex and Suffolk Water Company amongst others were site residents. ESW left in 2010 and now the former radio factory is a collection of luxury apartments.
www.marconiheritage.org/hallstreet-2.html
My Marconi album flic.kr/s/aHsiXbvJwp