BlackZero

Google Picasa does a pretty good job in case of Photo Viewing.. pretty quick.. but Viewing only..

Agree with their product naming strategy. There was an ACDSee V6 back in 2004/5 and there is another ACDSee (Pro) 6 in 2013.

WTD: An Unholy Crap series

By the way.. what the Heck is that lady trying to do with her hands??

ACDsee Pro is a pretty good software for non-destructive type of photo development. Using it since a couple of months and it does the job pretty well unless you are a Graphics Designer and looking...

Love it..!! :D

you think science is different than arts?

Man, it was really a nice job. I highly appreciate the initiative. Myself, I am an engineer by profession and a photographer by ambition. 3D printers are my specialty and I am very glad to know,...

200 microns.. means 0.2mm
Some of the 3D Printers are accurate even upto 0.01mm.
ZCorporation (now 3D SYSTEMS) makes some home or office use 3D Printers too.. that we can use readily. All you need...

as a matter of fact, 3D printing is also called RM (Rapid Manufacturing) and it is an ideal method for producing customised parts in small numbers (say, less than 100).

nice and simple

ROFL.. bitter but TRUE!

Thats a commendable innovation.

What are you upto? You have posted the same comment on Peta-Pixel also.

I suspect, you're a paid poster!

Absolutely agree with you. Its not a Printing PRESS by any known definition of a Press.

If I am right, these wide format printers are called Plotters, used for printing large size Engineering...

Been using this camera since Dec 2009, still reliable and trustworthy. Gives correct colour tones, well balanced exposure and decent 10X Optical zoom. its Carl Zeis Vario Sonar Lens plays an...

rofl....

nasty idea.. cool thing.. will promote 3D Printing to the masses who don't know a sh** about Reverse Engineering, 3D Scanning or Rapid Prototyping..

maybe because majority of mainstream potential customers (not us) are easily befooled by numbers game. Megapixel count, Zoom range are the slogans of the day. Nobody even bothers (not us) about...

was the camera handheld? or did you use a tripod?