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If you mistake a way, then I spot to mean it that do.
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If you mistake a way, then I spot to mean it that do.
I experimented a bit with the camera and its manual settings (timing and apperture) on very dim objects, without using a flash. Well, that wouldnt help much on the plasma beams anyway... This pic was made at F16/2secs or so, with a tripod of course.
BTW, I have 2 of those lamps...
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If you mistake a way, then I spot to mean it that do.
The have a sound activated mode as well, but it doesnt work so well. It needs a very loud noise or a knock on the base to trigger it. And I find it a bit enerving when it flickers anyway...
BTW, did you see the electric sheep picture I submitted? Its from a screen saver that really is a distributed computing project to generate art. Very cool stuff, but demanding on hardware and connection. It generates some far out fractal art after a while, and I´d like to upload some, even if a still shot is not as spectacular as when its moving.
Problem is - its a screen saver, and I dont know how to make a screenshot.
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As for screenshots, do you have Photoshop? If you do, all you need to do is activate the screensaver, and when you see an image you like, hit the Print Screen-button (don't know if it has another name on German keyboards, but hopefully you know what button it is anyway). This stores the current screen (everything on your monitor at the time you hit Print Screen) in the buffer. Now you can start Photoshop, as soon as it is up and running, hit Ctrl+N and press OK. Now press Ctrl+V (or go to Edit>Copy) and your captured image will appear as a new layer. Hope that works, let me know if you have any problems.
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If you mistake a way, then I spot to mean it that do.
Do you know the electric sheep project? Its quiet cool, but it needs a DSL connection with flatrate, it up- and downloads lots of data all the time. But it makes great graphics, after running for a few days.
The name comes from the SF novel "Do Androids dream of electric sheep?" by Philip K Dick, may be you have read it? I didnt... perhaps if I find it somewhere I might.
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I didn't know about the Electric sheep project, no... But of course I know and have read the book (and seen the movie, of course!). Dick is one on my (many) favourite authors.
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If you mistake a way, then I spot to mean it that do.
Thank for pointing out the typo! I just copied it when I submitted another pic. Isnt it strange - in a text you have written yourself you dont see a typo sometimes, even if you read it 3x. Weird...
There is a movie from this book, too? Whats it called? Unlikely that I havent seen it... unless it new - or really bad.
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