Gaffer's tape is better than electrical (or even duct tape) for covering lights because of its opacity and the fact that it won't leave residue behind. It's commonly used in theater and AV production.
Good for you! I recently read "The Paradox of Choice" that describes two types of people: maximizers and satisficers. Its conclusion was that people who are satisfied with what they get are happier than those who continually search for something better. Although the satisfied people are quantitatively worse off, they are qualitatively better off since they are happier.
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Gaffer's tape is better than electrical (or even duct tape) for covering lights because of its opacity and the fact that it won't leave residue behind. It's commonly used in theater and AV production.
It might be dust particles. Fuji has a page about this: http://home.fujifilm.com/products/digital/shooting /flash.html/
Good for you! I recently read "The Paradox of Choice" that describes two types of people: maximizers and satisficers. Its conclusion was that people who are satisfied with what they get are happier than those who continually search for something better. Although the satisfied people are quantitatively worse off, they are qualitatively better off since they are happier.