Sometimes I like to apply settings that I’ve saved from a completely different situation and see what it does to a picture. The setting after the jump was from the agenda trade show over a year ago.
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Sep 10
Los Doyers.
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Sep 10
Put them gnar boots on.
Canon Develops World’s Largest CMOS Sensor - The new sensor beside a 35mm Full Frame Sensor
In the past, enlarging the size of the sensor resulted in an increase in the amount of time required between the receiving and transmission of data signals, which posed a challenge to achieving high-speed readout. Canon, however, solved this problem through an innovative circuit design, making possible the realization of a massive video-compatible CMOS sensor. Additionally, by ensuring the cleanest of cleanroom environments during the production process, the sensor minimizes image imperfections and dust.
via Canon Rumors.
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Aug 10
Round 2.
A couple more shots after the jump. Little more focus and we’d be getting somewhere.
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Jul 10
Miah’s Ramp.
I took quite a few pictures this past Saturday at Miah’s ramp, so many that the rest are after the jump!
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Jul 10
This is how LA fx does it.
Edit: And by does it, I mean actually cutting the tape and building a song. Not cutting what you were thinking.
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Jun 10
Portraits of Hope.
Summer of Color is the culmination of the efforts of nearly 6,000 children in schools, hospitals, and social service programs – and more than 2,500 adult volunteers – who have participated in the initiative’s program activities, which included the painting of the panels now installed on the walls and roof tops of the towers.
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May 10
The cure for procrastination? Forgive yourself!
There are so many things you’d rather be doing than what you ought to be doing and what happens is that you delay doing what you ought. All the evidence shows that this procrastination is bad for you, for your productivity, your school grades, for your health. But still we keep putting things off. Until. Tomorrow. Now Michael Wohl and colleagues have proposed a rather surprising cure – self-forgiveness. That’s right, forgive yourself for you have procrastinated, move on, get over it and you’ll be more likely to get going without delay next time around.
This doesn’t work, I try it all the time.
Snagged from The New Shelton Wet/Dry
