Is it the classical ZnS based stuff that fades within minutes or the modem strontiumaluminate (like luminova) that lasts for hours?
Is it the classical ZnS based stuff that fades within minutes or the modem strontiumaluminate (like luminova) that lasts for hours?
Why is your shaker crying? Terrible design.
How does it compare to matplotlib?
Huh, how to add that to raw files? Interesting.
Another OP with some pixelated shait.
No. Depends on the shape of the pizza. Round -> cone. With 3 or 4 corners -> pyramid.
Thank you. Why did OP do this to us?
While a DSLR and similar devices have a dynamic range of something like 14 and more bits at ISO 100, where you lose a whole lot when compressing to 8 bits of a JPG, raws from smartphones contain next to no additional information. Actually the JPG is usually better because of how well tuned the post processing is. Giving me better control over white balance while taking the picture is the only thing that is really missing.
There is no recycling competition. One reason is a lack of batteries to recycle. There are only so many BEVs around and they are mostly new.
This is happening all over the world. The USA are just a little further ahead compared to Europe.
I have never seen this happen. I am sure it happens. Perhaps we can leave these toxic people behind. Regardless of gender, color, …
Sorry is the absolute number is slightly off. I thought the round number made it clear that it was not supposed to be a precise estimate but a general “this is how irrelevant they are compared to normal loses”.
Today 8000 Tomorrow 7000 …6000 … etc.
… Why is it blurred if she is wearing a bra…?
So the picture is wrong then, the marked angle is top right (and the right angle, of course), the other angle is not marked, so adjacent and opposite are swapped.
Imagine how I feel when I see the old stuff. Yes, it is cheaper and for child toys why not. But frigging filament, signs etc.? Strontiumaluminate based stuff is just a different level. just compare them, the old ZnS based stuff fades SO fast you can barely see it in a time lapse.