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Barrel Distortion!!!!!!!!!
Can anyone help me with really bad barrel distortion like this:
http://www.cs.unc.edu/~davemc/Pic/Es...seOfStairs.jpg oh, and I think I've got some kind of a bug problem too:) |
A visit to the M. C. Escher web site should get your vision back on track.
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Heh heh...
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You can always re-size that JPG.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Use Ilford Delta 400 for shooting fine deep shadows and dork blacks. Works for me! I love my 50mm lens best of all! |
Frank, whats a dork black? Just curious.
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Hahahaha...
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Dork blacks are dorky blacks. One guy in another forum used to write: "the Panasonic MX8 is for shooting for fine deep shadows and dark blacks," about 200 times, probably even more. However, one time he spelled "dark" incorrectly: "dorks." So the line went: "for shooting fine deep shadows and dork blacks." Anyway, I picked up on it and so did others, and now this line has become well-known in describing high contrast shadows and dark blacks. We all know that blacks are dark, whites are bright, and grays are somewhere in-between. Anyways, here's that fella's website:
http://www.eeplaza.com (enjoy) |
Thanks Jeff
I checked out the site: cool.
Did you ever see the episode of the Simpsons where the family was appartment hunting (after losing the house) and one of the places they looked at was Escher's Relativity...genius! |
No, I didn't see that one. Oh, well. I'm depressed now.
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Perhaps this will tide you over
http://www.lipsons.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/escher/relativity.html
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