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I like the red heads. family reunion?
Aww poop, I'd need additional information to calculate the exposure time from the star trail photo :(
I'm impressed just with the fact you thought about it. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
65 seconds. :noob:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
My highschool physics teacher hated me too for using common sense shortcuts instead of physics...
Well show your work when you're at it!Quote:
Originally Posted by Illusions
The photo's EXIF data indicating that the exposure length was 65 seconds... :noob:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
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Originally Posted by Illusions
Oh. Pffft, what's the fun in that.
Slightly entertaining to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
No, I meant what's the fun in looking it up instead of solving a problem; was referring to Illusions, not you
Oh. Yeah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
It depends on how you frame the problem. If the problem is "I don't know the exposure time" then seeing if its in the EXIF data is the fastest most efficient way to solve it. :noob:Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
I got fun out of it. I used my knowledge of internet tools to find a version of the photo online with EXIF data, having already had the prior knowledge that due to the style of the photo, how it was exposed, etc. likely meant it was captured with a DSLR camera and would have EXIF data to look at, and that Exposure Time or Shutter Speed is stored in EXIF data. I used knowledge of technology and people, where-as you would've used mathematical formulas. :noob:
True, that is fun!
This is a great thread :D
Made a decoration for my desk.
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The redheads convention: they shouldn't all gather in one place. Makes them an easy target for The Anti-ZOG Resistance and organ harvesters.
Wanna talk about long exposure times?
http://www.shorpy.com/files/images/4...a0.preview.jpg
http://www.shorpy.com/node/9139
If you click on the link and then navigate to the full size image it appears this was a ten minute exposure based on the clock.
http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/image...ew_york_01.jpg
This is the moment a lightning bolt appears to strike the Statue of Liberty in New York. New York photographer Jay Fine had spent the night braving the storm in Battery Park City, Manhattan, in a bid to get the perfect picture. Jay spent nearly two hours poised with his camera and took more than 80 shots before striking lucky with this particular bolt of lightning at 8.45pm on 22 September. He said he had been waiting 40 years to get the picture.
This signifies that the 12th imam is coming out of hiding to complete the Jihad against against the pernicious Zionists and capitalists in their home city of iniquity!
And its about time.
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Originally Posted by EyeKhan
Beat me to it :D
Did you get that from here: www.cubeecraft.com?Quote:
Originally Posted by Angel_Mapper
Jay needs to get a grip. But it's true that the fantastic diversity of humans is driven in part by their obsessions.
Nope: http://www.minecraftforum.net/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=20288Quote:
Originally Posted by Lor
And they need to fix that site in your link, I can't see a damn thing in Firefox.
works in Chrome after you take out the ?
I did take out the ?, all I see are empty vector looking cubes.
There was a similar sign in the lobby of the hotel I stayed at in Thailand. Really, really disturbing to say the least.
First one is terrifying the more you look at it; second one is the opposite.
