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Got this from ScienceDaily. New imaging technology - sensor - flat, transparent, flexible. Capable of recording multiple exposures simultaneously. Very cool.

It's an interesting article. They state that the light source matches the Sun perfectly, but no details as far as spectrum goes. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20553143 enjoy - discuss.

Just found this - http://www.zynaptiq.com/unveil/ - I don't work for them, nor have I used/tested it. Seems interesting if it's usable and works even to a small degree. If someone is brave enough to test it, please report on it's capability. .enjoy

Would anyone know if there are drivers available for the Panasonic 5-Bay P2 AJ-PCD20 Reader and OS X Mountain Lion? Panasonic's web-site shows the product, but all links to their support drivers appear to be gone. After finishing my projects and starting up a new one, I've recently had time to...

This is pretty interesting. I'd doubt the technology would be available soon, but when it is it would probably change a lot of things for us. "At a mere 60 nanometers thick, the flat lens is essentially two-dimensional, yet its focusing power approaches the ultimate physical limit set by the...

I had a chance to see an episode this evening, and I was struck by the cinematography. Would anyone know what camera is used to film this?

Good article. I haven't tried this yet, but it sounds very promising - and of course, it's free. http://www.betanews.com/article/New-hope-for-free-encoding-in-Bluray-videos-with-x264/1272415161

If this is the wrong place to post this question, then mod's please forgive and move to the correct place. I have several older Zeiss lenses, which have an M-42 mounting setup. I use a Letus Extreme with an M-42 adapter (also from Letus), and the lip off of the mounting threads on two of...

55 Lumens to every watt - practically no heat, and high CRI (above 90). http://www.rti.org/page.cfm?objectid=9FF5775E-5056-B155-2C86899F0C73F13B (I have no attachment to this research organization - I just found it very interesting). Also - of interest...

This made me laugh. A "heads up" for those men who may be regular Home Depot customers. This one caught me by surprise. Over the last 2 months I became a victim of a clever scam while out shopping. Simply going out to get supplies has turned out to be quite traumatic. Don't be naive to think...

I'd menitoned this article/paper a while ago, and happened upon it again doing research for something else unrelated. Some might find it to be an interesting read. http://www.redorbit.com/news/space/77670/quantum_entanglement_and_deepspace_propulsion/index.html

Has anybody seen this yet? http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081002/ap_en_tv/hollywood_labor;_ylt=AnkeFUCiKYNA_UaxSwdmGIms0NUE Probably not the best time for this with the economy as it is right now...

Since Reel-Stream has closed it's doors, and the ISP hosting the forum site is soon dropping it's hosting, some of the present Andromeda owners have gotten together and started a new site. If you're an Andromeda owner, or soon to be, you may wish to drop by and say hello...

As a disclaimer, I won this as being one of the first five people to respond to their post located here: http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=132470&highlight=Cover+Lens I received the Multi Tool Cover Lens packet in priority mail, packed in a shipping box small enough to fit into my...

It was on TV last night, and I hadn't seen it for quite some time. Every shot was perfect, every camera movement and starting/stopping shot was perfect as well as the moves themselves, eye lines, lighting, use of architectural angles and his use of the rule of 1/3rds. For someone learning...