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There is an old saying: "If you keep things long enough, you can throw them away". Sooner or later, that's what usually happens.
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One possible reason for the first one is that people are still made to believe that only the absolutely most expensive gear gets the optimum results, which is wrong. A high percentage of optimal...
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Well, such clients can always have fun from testing of any among the versions in their favorite restaurant, like: 'It will mean great exposure for you.' 'If you don't want to do it for free, I...
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A pinhole camera principle gets revisited every now and again, for more unexplored possibilities. It shows that the story of light-bending is not all told, and probably never will be. I wish...
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A pinhole camera principle gets revisited every now and again, for more unexplored possibilities. It shows that the story of light-bending is not all told, and probably never will be. I wish...
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I think those 28 people could just create an internet-based news service and go on doing what they know best. 90% images + 10% text, that's the way today's information is formed anyway. They're...
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I think those 28 people could just create an internet-based news service and go on doing what they know best. 90% images + 10% text, that's the way today's information is formed anyway. They're...
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There are absolutely no problems in making a really tough camera with all the optical and actually diver-usable features in the current P&S dimensions. All it takes is to reuse 80% of their Nikonos...
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There are absolutely no problems in making a really tough camera with all the optical and actually diver-usable features in the current P&S dimensions. All it takes is to reuse 80% of their Nikonos...
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There are absolutely no problems in making a really tough camera with all the optical and actually diver-usable features in the current P&S dimensions. All it takes is to reuse 80% of their Nikonos...
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There seems to be an ongoing "conspiracy" among waterproof camera manufacturers to go on using those risky water-sealing closures, instead of age-proven o-rings. Aside from the expense of...
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There seems to be an ongoing "conspiracy" among waterproof camera manufacturers to go on using those risky water-sealing closures, instead of age-proven o-rings. Aside from the expense of...
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I had an issue with WD's 1TB USB 3.0 unit, a year ago. The USB connector broke clear off the board, and after waiting for several months for the spare which never arrived, I had to buy an USB 2...
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It's easily solved by compensation chambers, like in the liquid-filled compasses, no problem. Relative pressures in the optical element deformation are not dependent upon an absolute (overall)...
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Check out the http://preyproject.com/ - it is so much better concept. It offers you some chance to see your equipment again (as opposed to the one discussed here).
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As with photography, it's not so much a question of hardware, rather of image interpretation. The main part of eye efficiency still depends upon what the brain makes of it. I hope that such a...
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The idea was mentioned in Frank Herbert's "Dune", published 1965. where the Fremen use oil lenses in their binoculars. High time someone tries to produce it. By the way, this might be an important...
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I guess the T-shirts with Leica inscription would sell better.
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You might be right, it seems there is not much else that can be done. There was much too much of warnings, complaints and solutions offered, all to no avail.
I guess we all agree that changes are...
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Look up the good news here: DPR is hiring!
If there is anyone out there within the required circumstances and qualifications, and also happens to like DPR Challenges, please apply - to maybe nudge...
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