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The early Sun ones used optical pickups, but required a special mousepad. The balls were common because they were the cheaper option back then.

Is it assignable now?

Sounds like a 14nx is basically a 14n upgraded to an SLR/n, including the SLR/n sensor. Does your 14n have that upgrade? Actually, if you were shooting at base ISO with the 14n, then, yes, yours is ...

The sensor is made by CMOSIS... which was founded by some of the people from FillFactory.

"When you set the shutter speed to 1 second(s) or longer (long exposure shooting), noise reduction is turned on for the duration that the shutter is open. With the function turned on, the grainy ...

Leica M Monochrom - full frame, current production, 24MP. https://us.leica-camera.com/Photography/Leica-M/LEICA-M-MONOCHROM Sure... it, and its lenses, have Leica prices, but the body is still much ...

What are your other cameras? Check to see when they enable LENR.

OK, but none of my examples are 2MP. Dangerous ground there. The photographic science forum takes a dim view of people saying CCD vs CMOS accounts for any difference in color. I tried to ask about ...

But not for efficiency. I did find a decent write-up on it: https://spectrum.ieee.org/the-great-lightbulb-conspiracy#toggle-gdpr Sounds like this (illegal in the US) anti-competitive cartel fell ...

Do you have something better than a video about contract penalties for bulbs that lasted too long? I am interested in this, but not interested in watching a conspiracy theory video. As to ...

Yes, you confused me by saying, "For a change the light bulb reference has a true story as it's base, one of the early examples of wide spread planned obsolescence I know of" It's planned ...

Because you are claiming that this is planned obsolescence, rather than a necessary trade off for better efficiency and overall lower cost of use.

So, you can prove that it's possible to make incandescent light bulbs with the efficiency of the modern ones (1W / candlepower) but the longevity of the old 4W / candlepower ones?

Here's the DCS760 without its internal IR filter. In my case, I guess I have the IR/AA filter, as it is not marked except for a white dot on the back. No filter (internal removed, no on-lens filter ...

I am still interested to know: did you apply NR, either intentionally with RawTherapee, Lightroom, etc, or implicitly through DCS PhotoDesk? If so, can you share the same images without NR? Here's ...

Oh. Interesting. I visited that house back in 1977 or so. Those bulbs are a bit later (1925). I wonder if they're still working today, and how well. Edit: I looked up efficiency for those and ...

Sorry you feel that way.

Oh. Can you then post some examples without noise reduction? Or, if there wasn't any applied in these examples, what is Boris talking about? Did the SLR/n "bake in" NR in the raws? That seems ...

Was it an original Sony battery or a 3rd party one? Did you find the battery that fell out? Have you also used a vertical grip which would have necessitated removing the battery door? I think you ...

This was mentioned further up in the thread. It's the Centennial Light at a Fire Station, not one in Edison's house. I even added a link to an article about it. The original light bulbs are ...