Used to do it myself. E-6 (color slide) process and B&W prints (long live Tri-X! can you still get that?). Never did any color prints. Too expensive for me at the time.
Student: "When are you going to teach us about pointy sticks?"
Teacher: "Ooh, ooh, ooh; want to learn how to defend yourself against pointed sticks, do we? Getting all high and mighty, eh? Fresh fruit not good enough for you, eh? Well let me tell you something lad! When you're walking home tonight and some great homicidal maniac comes after YOU with a bunch of loganberries, don't come cryin' to me!"
Factually, nothing, at least taken as an isolated event.
But hindsight is not the same as foresight. Your five-year old can't explain to the gallery why they should buy his work (i.e. ascribe the deeper meaning to it that the buyer wants, create a coherent body of work, not just a one-off slopping paint on a canvas, etc.)
I'm really out of my league answering this question, as I majored in chemical engineering not art history, and I'd rather not switch over to a car analogy at this point, but that's my 2 cents worth.
By your logic, it would be perfectly reasonable for a city to set up a traffic light with a 100 millisecond yellow light, and then give you a ticket for going through it. Maybe you're able to predict when the light is going to change, but everyone else lacks your special ability.
That's like the thought process of someone looking at an abstract painting, like a Jackson Pollock, and saying, 'My five year old could have done that!" The point is, you didn't, they did, and you can only wish that you had.
OK, but 9/10 is a valid fraction to both of you - he should have used that as his example instead of 1/1 - and I think we'd all be happy if we eliminated 90% of a disease vector.
The loss due to the space between the pixels increasing as the number of pixels increases is small compared with the loss due to simply smaller pixels as the number of pixels incrases for a constant sensor (format) size.
If they ever put in images in the Acid3 test (I guess it'll be Acidx where x>3) that require ray-tracing like this, Caustic Graphics solutions will be neutralized. Yuk yuk.
Well, it's not offtopic if you consider that there is an ad for Google Chrome on the page along with the article about Firefox. Kind of ironic, actually.
Yeah, yeah. They set the date one year beyond planned release date, but it's delayed by two years, so ends up with the previous year in the name by the time it's released...
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Fair enough. Thanks. My bad. Someone please mod my previous comment down. Ouch.
Used to do it myself. E-6 (color slide) process and B&W prints (long live Tri-X! can you still get that?). Never did any color prints. Too expensive for me at the time.
This was done by a public school. Oh yeah, the public schools are just overrun with conservatives. I forgot.
Are you in Congress or what? Revenue != profit.
... what is the worst it can do?
Talk you to death?
You're not married, are you?
Given your sig, how can I resist?
Student: "When are you going to teach us about pointy sticks?"
Teacher: "Ooh, ooh, ooh; want to learn how to defend yourself against pointed sticks, do we? Getting all high and mighty, eh? Fresh fruit not good enough for you, eh? Well let me tell you something lad! When you're walking home tonight and some great homicidal maniac comes after YOU with a bunch of loganberries, don't come cryin' to me!"
Dell and Lenovo are STILL offering laptops with Vista Business and FREE "downgrades" to XP Pro. I'm looking at one right now...
Clearly she concentrated very hard in order to find this error...
You're the only one who said anything about love, fella.
How seas can't just rise up.
Cool. an experiment to disprove global warming. That should pique some interest. (It's a joke - don't get all riled up)
Might've frozen to death first.
T.J. Hooker does NOT rhyme with Barn! What have you been smoking?
Factually, nothing, at least taken as an isolated event. But hindsight is not the same as foresight. Your five-year old can't explain to the gallery why they should buy his work (i.e. ascribe the deeper meaning to it that the buyer wants, create a coherent body of work, not just a one-off slopping paint on a canvas, etc.) I'm really out of my league answering this question, as I majored in chemical engineering not art history, and I'd rather not switch over to a car analogy at this point, but that's my 2 cents worth.
By your logic, it would be perfectly reasonable for a city to set up a traffic light with a 100 millisecond yellow light, and then give you a ticket for going through it. Maybe you're able to predict when the light is going to change, but everyone else lacks your special ability.
That's like the thought process of someone looking at an abstract painting, like a Jackson Pollock, and saying, 'My five year old could have done that!"
The point is, you didn't, they did, and you can only wish that you had.
No, it's not really all that fun running a race with no competitors.
OK, but 9/10 is a valid fraction to both of you - he should have used that as his example instead of 1/1 - and I think we'd all be happy if we eliminated 90% of a disease vector.
The loss due to the space between the pixels increasing as the number of pixels increases is small compared with the loss due to simply smaller pixels as the number of pixels incrases for a constant sensor (format) size.
You just missed it. It's up there.
If they ever put in images in the Acid3 test (I guess it'll be Acidx where x>3) that require ray-tracing like this, Caustic Graphics solutions will be neutralized. Yuk yuk.
Or maybe even a run-on sentence. Or a sentence fragment. Or...
Well, it's not offtopic if you consider that there is an ad for Google Chrome on the page along with the article about Firefox. Kind of ironic, actually.
Yeah, yeah. They set the date one year beyond planned release date, but it's delayed by two years, so ends up with the previous year in the name by the time it's released...
I can just see it on product labels...
"This product manufactured in a plant that also processes tree nuts, soy, milk, wheat, and rocks."
actually 74 minutes, but the other plus is that they sound better than mp3s. Yeah, I expect that's opening that old can of worms...