http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CfCBWUkWzXM
Chase your dreams but make sure you dont find shortcuts.
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I went out for a brief walk, quite literally around the (very long) block, yesterday at lunch time. I thought I would see how it felt to be limited to the GF3’s paltry 28-84 effective focal lengths. I didn’t mind it that much, although I was immediately faced with a shot that would have benefitted from some reach.
But I am ahead of myself.
The Flyer Force has been around, I notice as I step to the edge of my large step form the porch to the walkway.
I heard a small plane going over my head, and by the time I got the zoom and focus established, it was vanishing. This is not a strength of contrast detect auto focus (CDAF) as used in mirrorless cameras. CDAF requires a bit of time to confirm focus that phase detect auto focus (PDAF) in mirrored systems and some newer mirrorless systems (e.g. Nikon 1) can use to go directly to perfect focus.
Anyway, I snapped it and thought it was too late. And remember, 84mm is very slight magnification … not even 2x, so the plane is tiny. This is a 100% crop, pixel for pixel sensor to screen, and I am fairly impressed by how clean the image came out. This sensor is quite old, but still has the chops for some purposes.
And then, right across the street, a pair of black squirrels were running around and fighting over nuts or something :-) … so I grabbed a snap shot. This is again a very strong crop, yet the detail is pretty magnificent. I surely cannot complain about the little camera …
Wandering along, I was pleased to see that some flowers are still blooming as we approach October. Very nice …
Next door, they appear to have a rather unusual lawn gnome :-)
Rounding the end of the block, I see this scene for the second time and I just have to capture it on film …
Only one comment …
The fall foliage is just getting into full swing. My neighbourhood is starting to look pretty nice, I must say.
As I approached these two bushes separating two properties, I thought that they were probably Hansa, or a similar species of native Rose bush. There are a few blooms visible, but what is also visible is how scraggy these plants get over time. Mine is pretty nasty looking, but is buried inside a lot of other large bushes, so I tolerate its eccentricities.
A short while later, I notice two large trees on the front yard. They’ve added a Black Maple tree to the original tree. The contrast is lovely, but the crowding is severe and really obvious. What were they thinking?
Rounding the next corner, my back yard next door neighbour has put a big rock and some stones in the middle of a dead patch in the front yard. I do like the stone garden against the fence and parking area … not sure about this though. We’ll see what happens as the grass starts to fill in.
Along the side of our property, right at the dividing line, Bell Canada (or a subcontractor more likely) dug a huge hole and did some work. I am hoping that they were laying fiber in preparation to offer us Fibe TV and 50/50 Fibe Internet (balanced 50mbps service, which would be incredible.)
Anyway, they filled in the hole and dumped some seed on it. We got lots of rain and wow … it worked perfectly. Lovely patch of lawn amid the desert that is the side yards. Obviously, it can be done.
Rounding the last corner, on my own yard, you can see the grub damage. Fatal
And that’s that. The little GF3 handled itself very nicely. I am really taking a shine to this thing, despite the fact that the J1 had more range and probably had a slightly better lens. Plus, I had the long lens. Still, this thing handles more like a midrange camera, and that’s what is exciting me about it I suppose.
“The goal as has been said, it’s seven million people signed up by the end of March,” Lui observed. “Can that happen?”
“Oh, sure,” Norton replied. “When that fine is going to kick in, you’re going to see people trotting to sign on like you’ve never seen it before.”
“What we have been battling now is, first, every time the House couldn’t think of anything else to do, it had a big debate on repealing Obamacare,” Norton continued. “So, there are millions of people out there who think it was repealed.”I have been pretty harsh on low information voters -- but now a Democrat is essentially saying, "Our constituents are so stupid and ill-informed that they mistook Republican criticism of Obamacare as being a repeal." The only good news for Norton is that none of her constituents are well enough informed to realize how stupid she thinks they are. Welcome to Idiocracy.
Sounds like science fiction, fantasy, or a wing-nut conspiracy theory, right?
Well, perhaps … but read this paper and you tell me whether these guys are just wing-nuts. Doesn’t read like that to me.
Thanks go to Peter Croft, my friend from Perth Australia, for pointing out the article on his blog. Fascinating reading. I can’t find myself getting terribly worried about it because it will target everyone if it really happens, and no one gets to plan for that or duck out of it.
http://arctic-news.blogspot.co.nz/p/global-extinction-within-one-human.html
The warning about extinction is stark. It is remarkable that global scientists had not anticipated a giant buildup of methane in the atmosphere when it had been so clearly predicted 10 to 20 years ago and has been shown to be critically linked to extinction events in the geological record (Kennett et al. 2003). Furthermore all the experiments should have already been done to determine which geoengineering methods were the most effective in oxidising/destroying the methane in the atmosphere in case it should ever build up to a concentration where it posed a threat to humanity. Those methods need to be applied immediately if there is any faint hope of reducing the catastrophic heating effects of the fast building atmospheric methane concentration.
I’ve been poking around with the GF3 for a while now and shot a few miscellaneous images in darkish light. Here are some of the result … all hand held.
Down in the basement, I have my album collection from the 70s … just waiting for me to set up my turntable in a nice usable area. Hopefully one day.
I’m at a alight angle there, which is why the edges are softer. Very clean for 800 ISO in the dark, though. The lighting down there is very low and is compact fluorescent, which means that I was forced to adjust white balance by adding a lot of blue.
An even sharper angle …
For fun, I shot an image of the lens cap for the power OIS zoom as a macro. I got this insane magnification by holding my Pentax K 50mm 1.4 in reverse against the front of the zoom’s lens. It leaves a microscopic depth of field, which looks kind of cool here. The red X appears to be floating off the page …
A bathroom portrait
I made some smokin’ terrific crispy baked chicken last night. Everyone liked it. Simple recipe … dip chicken breasts in beaten eggs, then coat with: Panko break crumbs (Japanese light and fluffy variety), red pepper flakes, Piri Piri spice and black pepper. Place on pan (I use perforated pizza pans and bake with convection) and sprinkle each with more Piri Piri after drizzling with melted butter. Mmmmmmm …. then bake. Seriously easy and amazingly tasty.
You can see that I finally noticed that I had been shooting at –2/3EV and switched it to –1/3EV. That seems the best overall setting so far. Pretty classic for a RAW shooter.
Delivered the boys to their friends’ houses for parties and on the way I stopped to shoot my Sensei’s place of business in the neighbourhood. His name is Tony Greco and he has built a strong fitness business that includes Karate (a blend of Chito Ryu and Shotokan styles originally from Dr. Chitose in Okinawa and passed along through several masters in Ontario until Sensei Tony taught it to me. I got my black belt in 1996 from Sensei Tony and am still proud to call him sensei.) Sensei Tony is now training some heavy duty NHLers and other celebrities and appears on YouTube in numerous videos on personal training.
So … back to the building … this is the first real flaw I have found in the power zoom – a tendency to flare badly with severe purple fringing. The lighting at the top of the building is really extreme, but still …
Note the –1EV exposure compensation. Preserving lights at night is very tricky, but shooting at –1 or –2 EV is pretty much mandatory if you are to have any chance to retain some detail.
The image is mostly ruined by flare, but it can be somewhat mitigated by desaturating the bright blue somewhat …
Back inside, I shot this image of the Tamron 19-35 3.4-4.5 lens that I am pondering selling. I have been thinking about a total switch to the m4/3 system, as I really like the size of the cameras and as the Olympus OM-D has image quality now on par with my D7000. Of course, I have some great lenses for the D7000 and two excellent flashes, so it is really a major decision.
A surprisingly clean image, considering that the shutter was open for nearly half a second and this is hand held. I like the 800 ISO images I have been getting, but I need at least 1600 as the limit, so I raised it and found that the image was quite good. Especially since it is bathed in low, but very blue, light. And the subject is black, which means that it is nothing but shades of shadow. There is grain in the background, but it is very fine grained and not objectionable at all.
And finally … I have supported the Harvest House Ministries for decades. They do good work giving people with addiction or other issues a chance to regain some balance in their lives and go on to achieve a level of normalcy that the usual medical programs cannot manage.
This drive resulted in my getting a couple of very nice calendars and a letter opener. The opener is hand carved by one of the fellows at the center, and the must have been disappointed to see the mistake made by the stamper on the website. Bummer, but my gain.
So … I pronounce the GF3 quite usable in low light in RAW and with Lightroom 4.1. The clarity is very impressive and the noise is very unobtrusive. Super fine grained, just the way I like it.
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Toshiba:: HD-A2/HD-A2C/HD-A2W/HD-D2 - 3.0.0.3
Toshiba:: HD-A35 - 3.0.0.3
Toshiba:: HD-A3/HD-D3 - 3.0.0.3
Toshiba: HD-A30 - 3.0.0.3
Cowon: iAudio U5 - 3.16
BAFO: BF-5320
Vimicro: VC0301PLNV PC Camera070319
Vimicro: VC0323 PC Camera 070327
Ageia: PhysX PCI/PCI Express - 8.06.12 WHQL
Nvidia: nForce Driver 9.64 Vista64
Nvidia: nForce Driver 9.64 Vista
Nvidia: nForce Driver 9.64 XP64
Nvidia: nForce Driver 9.64 XP
Nvidia: Quadro 169.96 WHQL
Nvidia: Quadro 175.51 WHQL
Nokia: Connectivity Cable driver
Sony: PlayStation 3 - 2.36
C-Media: CMI8738 - 12.8.1509
C-Media: CMI8768/CMI8768+ - 12.8.1509
Creative: PlayCenter 3
Creative: Disc Detector Patch
Fujifilm: FinePix F480 - 1.03
Fujifilm: FinePix S1000fd - 1.03
Panasonic: Lumix DMC-TZ5 - 1.2
Panasonic: Lumix DMC-TZ4 - 1.2
Creative: SB Audigy Value 24-bit 1.04.0077
Creative: SB Audigy SE/LS 24-bit 1.04.0077
Creative: SB Audigy SB Live! 24-bit 1.04.0077
Nvidia: System Tools with ESA Support 6.02
Nvidia: GeForce FX/6/7 173.14.09 Linux 64
Nvidia: GeForce 8/9173.14.09 Linux 64
Nvidia: GeForce Quadro FX 173.14.09 Linux 64
Nvidia: GeForce FX/6/7 173.14.09 Linux
Nvidia: GeForce 8/9 173.14.09 Linux
Nvidia: GeForce Quadro FX 173.14.09 Linux
Auzentech: Auzen X-Fi Prelude 7.1 - 1.02.5
Realtek: ATI HDMI Audio R1.96
Netgear: WNR854T - 1.4.34
Netgear: WNR834B V2 - 2.1.13
Netgear: WN111 2.1 WHQL
Razer: Lycosa - 2.03 WHQL
Realtek: Pilote HDMI - R1.96 WHQL
Realtek: RTS5101 6.0.6000.20097
Realtek: RTS5111 6.0.6000.20097
Realtek: RTS5116 6.0.6000.20097
S3 Graphics: Chrome 430/440 - 18.05.03G WHQL
Gateway: 310 T Home Computer R1 6.14.10.3722
M-Audio: Audiophile USB - 5.10.00.5120V2
M-Audio: Fast Track Pro - 5.10.00.5119V2
M-Audio: Fast Track USB - 5.10.00.5114V4
M-Audio: Fast Track Ultra - 5.10.00.5092V3
M-Audio: Black Box - 5.10.00.5114V3
M-Audio: Jamlab - 5.10.00.5114V3
Asrock: X48TurboTwins-WiFi OC Tuner 1.28
Intel: DQ965GF LAN 13.0
Intel: DG31PR RealTek Ethernet LAN 5.686
Realtek: RTS5101 6.0.6000.20096 WHQL
Realtek: RTS5111 6.0.6000.20096 WHQL
Realtek: RTS5116 6.0.6000.20096 WHQL
Realtek RTL8100 5.694.0507.2008 WHQL
Realtek RTL8101 5.694.0507.2008 WHQL
Realtek RTL8102 5.694.0507.2008 WHQL
Realtek RTL8111 5.694.0507.2008 WHQL
Realtek RTL8168 5.694.0507.2008 WHQL
Intel: DG965WH 1719
Asrock: P45R2000-WiFi Realtek Audio R1.92
Netgear: WPN824 V2 - 2.0.20
Netgear: GS724TP/GS748TP - 3.0.3
Netgear: FVS338 - 3.0.3-13.18
Netgear: FVX538 V1/V2 - 3.0.3-13.18
Netgear: WGT624 V4 - 2.0.12
Netgear: WNDA3100 - 1.3
Belinea: CRT/LCD - 3.6.2.0
Lg Electronics: CRT/LCD
Aopen: 1559-AS R01-A2U
Aopen: 1848-G VGA Driver
Gateway: 310 S Network 7.0.36.0
Netgear: DGFV338 - 3.0.3-13.18
Netgear: WGR614 V9 - 1.0.15
Realtek: Hi-def Audio R1.94 Vista
Realtek: Hi-def Audio Codecs R1.94
Samsung: SN-T083L - SB00
Samsung: SE-T084M - TS00
Duplicates of Plane created at each vertex of the Template. |
That Group.001 is a single vertex that is directly where we born this card. We will have 25 Vertex Group. |
In my case, I have Yellow Material for the Rim part, Red and Blue for the Top and Bottom Part. |