The Voyagers are among the best space achievements, so anytime is a good time to remind us NASA did very good. Maybe not 32 since there is not enough binary freaks, but a multiple of 5 sounds good, like the wedding anniversaries.
After all these years, Voyager 2 is only 15 light-hours from Earth (Voyager 1 is 18 lh). Even if the newest probes may go somewhat faster, reaching the closest star (4.2 light-years) is a long way to go.
This is why the mask to be applied may be adjusted to your needs. We're talking about (for the mk 2) 21 vs 10 MP, to post a pic to the internet (say 1920x1080) and there is a lot of margin from the 10 MP - raw data - to reach the same result compared to 21 MP, which is overkill in this case. As for sharpening, this is usually the last step, after resizing...
Color, WB... info in a raw file is per pixel, and the 5D's give raw files at lower resolutions. And you'll have the same HDR features from a low-res raw file compared to a top-res. So unless you need to print A1, you're fine.
I've noticed a correlation between the people who complain about too many pixels and the people who can't afford such a camera
Well (post above), not complaining... Just that to post pics to a web site, i don't need 30 MP. And btw I own a 5D mk II... Re. 50 MP, does your lens catch up with the MP resolution? Really? Besides, interesting post.
What kind of menu do you want? There is a lot of information and settings that have to be presented to the user ; Canon does a pretty good job at it on such a small screen, IMO.
Funny when Canon brags "has a Digic 6+ processor", since Digic is Canon proprietary used exclusively by Canon, and we users have no idea what that really means. So, "has a Digic X processor" is only relevant after checking the FPS, and how long it takes to process the images currently in buffers.
Some say "there is no such thing as too many pixels". However there is. High pixels density means smaller photosites, and the amount of light they can receive per second is lower - thus needs increased accuracy and improved technology to handle low-light condition (it seems it's the case here). Also of course more pixels take longer to process, more space to store, more time to transfer... Fortunately for web pictures - usually not that big, i.e. don't need higher resolution - the 5D family has reduced raw resolution modes (eg the mark II has 21 / 10 / 5.2 MP).
Windows code is such a mess, don't try to modify it. Just take Windows 7 code (the CD with the code must be in the same drawer as in 2009, 2nd from top), recompile it, and put a Windows 10 sticker on it.
Considering the huge price of these things (love my iPhone 6+ anyway) let's hope Apple will offer some solution. Depends upon the number of affected devices I guess. Mine has been slightly bent regularly in my jeans pocket and is still working fine (no "touch disease yet"). Too old for a fix?
Theoretically that's correct (3.4 × 10^38, including reserved spaces) but since usually half the address is made of the (0-padded) MAC address of the connected device (NIC) which may be customized (e.g. for privacy reason) there is only ~1.7 × 10^19 addresses. Each of them used by a house or an entire company ; should be enough for a long time!
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The Voyagers are among the best space achievements, so anytime is a good time to remind us NASA did very good. Maybe not 32 since there is not enough binary freaks, but a multiple of 5 sounds good, like the wedding anniversaries.
Who's that??
After all these years, Voyager 2 is only 15 light-hours from Earth (Voyager 1 is 18 lh). Even if the newest probes may go somewhat faster, reaching the closest star (4.2 light-years) is a long way to go.
- Oops sorry, we thought you were a thief
Not the same thing at all. 8 bits / 8 kHz would be fine if you listen to the sound coming out of a buzzer.
Investments. Self-driven cars. Software. And I suspect a lot of expenses from the leaders. Keep your tears, though.
This is why the mask to be applied may be adjusted to your needs. We're talking about (for the mk 2) 21 vs 10 MP, to post a pic to the internet (say 1920x1080) and there is a lot of margin from the 10 MP - raw data - to reach the same result compared to 21 MP, which is overkill in this case. As for sharpening, this is usually the last step, after resizing...
Color, WB... info in a raw file is per pixel, and the 5D's give raw files at lower resolutions. And you'll have the same HDR features from a low-res raw file compared to a top-res. So unless you need to print A1, you're fine.
Geolocation and wifi...
I've noticed a correlation between the people who complain about too many pixels and the people who can't afford such a camera
Well (post above), not complaining... Just that to post pics to a web site, i don't need 30 MP. And btw I own a 5D mk II... Re. 50 MP, does your lens catch up with the MP resolution? Really? Besides, interesting post.
What kind of menu do you want? There is a lot of information and settings that have to be presented to the user ; Canon does a pretty good job at it on such a small screen, IMO.
Funny when Canon brags "has a Digic 6+ processor", since Digic is Canon proprietary used exclusively by Canon, and we users have no idea what that really means. So, "has a Digic X processor" is only relevant after checking the FPS, and how long it takes to process the images currently in buffers.
Some say "there is no such thing as too many pixels". However there is. High pixels density means smaller photosites, and the amount of light they can receive per second is lower - thus needs increased accuracy and improved technology to handle low-light condition (it seems it's the case here). Also of course more pixels take longer to process, more space to store, more time to transfer... Fortunately for web pictures - usually not that big, i.e. don't need higher resolution - the 5D family has reduced raw resolution modes (eg the mark II has 21 / 10 / 5.2 MP).
Yes, and it could be named an "object" also. Airship is closer to what it is, than "aircraft".
s/Windows 7/Windows 10/g
Call that an airship, or something, please. Even though this picture reminds me of a very flexible girlfriend of mine.
Windows code is such a mess, don't try to modify it. Just take Windows 7 code (the CD with the code must be in the same drawer as in 2009, 2nd from top), recompile it, and put a Windows 10 sticker on it.
And what did you do? Apple fix? Replacement? Keep it as is?
Considering the huge price of these things (love my iPhone 6+ anyway) let's hope Apple will offer some solution. Depends upon the number of affected devices I guess. Mine has been slightly bent regularly in my jeans pocket and is still working fine (no "touch disease yet"). Too old for a fix?
+1. Not using Excel (I'm on Linux / LibreOffice), but, seriously, add that quote to tell Excel not to convert the text.
Just add a single quote ' at the beginning of the text and Excel considers it to be a string, doesn't perform conversions.
Note that NK IPv4 address space is made of one /22 and two /24, i.e. ~1500 addresses... (See NK observer)
Well, you may get more interesting content in NK, compared to Netflix-per-country-restricted-new-VPN-policy.
Theoretically that's correct (3.4 × 10^38, including reserved spaces) but since usually half the address is made of the (0-padded) MAC address of the connected device (NIC) which may be customized (e.g. for privacy reason) there is only ~1.7 × 10^19 addresses. Each of them used by a house or an entire company ; should be enough for a long time!
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