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did anyone try this: cheap point-n-shoot on the back of a large format beast?
Leonard Evens wrote in
: When you start talking about light from distant galaxies, I think it gets more complicated than just using geometric optics. It is the other way around. It is when looking at small things that geometric optics fails. Even a gravitational lens follows the laws of geometrical optics - in curved space time Maybe even stuff that hasn't happened yet :-) Well, when things have happened can be pretty complicated because of relativity theory. But who knows? There is a stringent definition of cause and effect in relativity theory. You can talk about things that have not happened yet. Different observers cannot in general agree upon when things happen. But if I drop a crystal vase I can say that it has not hit the floor yet, and all observers that see me dropping the vase will say the same. Later, when the vase is spread all over the floor in small pieces, everyone that sees the mess knows that it is after it has hit the floor. But they can all see that I have not cleaned up the mess, that has not happened yet. Of course, the observers will have a totally different view on how long time the vase took to fall to the floor and we can never agree upon when it happened; at least not if we insist on using our own clocks. But if everyone used my clock and everything happened where I am, then we could all agree upon the order and timing of all events. But ... that is not the way it is /Roland |
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did anyone try this: cheap point-n-shoot on the back of a large format beast?
In article ,
Leonard Evens wrote: Ultimately most physicist believe there will be a final theory which explains everything, perhaps some variant of string theory. When you start talking about light from distant galaxies, I think it gets more complicated than just using geometric optics. Maybe even stuff that hasn't happened yet :-) Well, when things have happened can be pretty complicated because of relativity theory. But who knows? I like string theory, something nags at me I can't quite put into words though. -- To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the measure of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the measure of skill. Sun Tzu |
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did anyone try this: cheap point-n-shoot on the back of a large format beast?
In article ,
Leonard Evens wrote: Ultimately most physicist believe there will be a final theory which explains everything, perhaps some variant of string theory. When you start talking about light from distant galaxies, I think it gets more complicated than just using geometric optics. Maybe even stuff that hasn't happened yet :-) Well, when things have happened can be pretty complicated because of relativity theory. But who knows? I like string theory, something nags at me I can't quite put into words though. -- To win one hundred victories in one hundred battles is not the measure of skill. To subdue the enemy without fighting is the measure of skill. Sun Tzu |
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did anyone try this: cheap point-n-shoot on the back of a large format beast?
Jeremy Nixon wrote in news:10h2jjjjft4qh67
@corp.supernews.com: 1. Restitution (e.g. fixing non parallel lines in architecture) you can do better in your photo editor. Not without significant quality loss. Not all that significant IMHO. Shifting and tilting lenses also introduces problems. Lenses are not optimised to be used thus. Shift lenses are not useless on smaller cameras; indeed, I wish more of them were made. It is a matter of opinion of course. Personally I find it a a waste in complexity and cost to use on a small camera. Shift and tilt lenses are bigger and has less resolution as they must have a larger image circle and also lots of mechanics. Not optimal in any way. Sounds cost effective, and even quality effective, to do it in software. But if you want a $200 200 gram camera body with a $1000 500 gram shift and tilt lens, thats your choice /Roland |
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did anyone try this: cheap point-n-shoot on the back of a large format beast?
Jeremy Nixon wrote in news:10h2jjjjft4qh67
@corp.supernews.com: 1. Restitution (e.g. fixing non parallel lines in architecture) you can do better in your photo editor. Not without significant quality loss. Not all that significant IMHO. Shifting and tilting lenses also introduces problems. Lenses are not optimised to be used thus. Shift lenses are not useless on smaller cameras; indeed, I wish more of them were made. It is a matter of opinion of course. Personally I find it a a waste in complexity and cost to use on a small camera. Shift and tilt lenses are bigger and has less resolution as they must have a larger image circle and also lots of mechanics. Not optimal in any way. Sounds cost effective, and even quality effective, to do it in software. But if you want a $200 200 gram camera body with a $1000 500 gram shift and tilt lens, thats your choice /Roland |
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did anyone try this: cheap point-n-shoot on the back of a large format beast?
Roland Karlsson wrote:
Crownfield wrote in : http://www.calumetphoto.com/ctl?PAGE...cat.CatTree&ac .cat.CatTree.prodIndex.param=09;Digital+Imaging;03 0;Digital+Image+Capture;005;Studio+View+Cameras;67 ;Cambo All I got was - "your session has timed out". when I retried the link, I got that and the message If this browser session has been idle for some time then your session has timed out. If you were logged in and had a shopping cart you may login again now to reopen your cart. You may also be seeing this message if your browser is set to refuse cookies. If you opened a page via a bookmark, you may safely disregard this message. at calumet, use the tree, and try selecting Digital Imaging Digital Image Capture Studio View Cameras and finally Cambo if you have a problem, google for cambo camera s2 /Roland |
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