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Standing farther back and using a telephoto lens will make things look closer and can be misleading. Whether this should pedantically be called "lens compression" or "perspective compression" or whatever does not affect this,
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that's how a dolly zoom works. you zoom the camera while also moving it closer or further away from the subject so that the subject remains the same size, and the world seems to stretch or compress around it
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Jul 19, 2020 23:44
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who gives a gently caress idiots are flooding beaches in ma because it's been in the 90s this weekend
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mystes posted:Standing farther back and using a telephoto lens will make things look closer and can be misleading. Whether this should pedantically be called "lens compression" or "perspective compression" or whatever does not affect this,
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Jul 20, 2020 00:17
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anything that’s not what our eyes normally are is gonna be a bit hosed up
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echinopsis posted:anything that’s not what our eyes normally are is gonna be a bit hosed up 
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https://youtu.be/q1n2DR6H7mk watched this on the weekend, a great wee insight into high quality lenses but also the difference between still and cinema
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Jul 20, 2020 00:53
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Uptime Sinclair posted:i’m sorry i did not mean to be pedantic i oh that's my cue. ShadowHawk posted:It looks like a zoom lens, a zoom lens is a lens with a variable focal length. the lens could be designed to capture a range of wide or narrow angles of view; it doesn't necessarily mean the subject is magnified. there are wide-angle zooms where even the "zoomed-in" end of the range is still wider than normal, and the "zoomed-out" end is nearly a fisheye view. you mean a long lens. mystes posted:Standing farther back and using a telephoto lens a telephoto lens is one that uses the telephoto optical group: a converging lens followed by a diverging lens, which has the effect of projecting the same image as a long-focal-length lens in a shorter physical distance. it is commonly used to make long high-magnification lenses shorter and lighter, but any lens can theoretically be designed with a telephoto group and indeed many wide-angle lenses use one. you mean a long lens. Jabor posted:that's how a dolly zoom works. you zoom the camera while also moving it closer or further away from the subject so that the subject remains the same size, and the world seems to stretch or compress around it this is correct, though.
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Jul 20, 2020 01:41
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i finally had to put gas in the truck 208 miles between march 5th and today. wow
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Jul 20, 2020 01:46
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your hurting the oil industry, jonny
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Jul 20, 2020 01:48
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obama is weeping at your lack of consumption he proudly doubled domestic petrochemical extraction, how dare you
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Jul 20, 2020 04:47
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its all good, the supermoto has a 3 drips a day oil leak. not only am i supporting obama's oil industry but i'm putting it back in the ground so palin can drill for it later
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Jul 20, 2020 04:49
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that’s the spirit 
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H.P. Hovercraft posted:obama is weeping at your lack of consumption but at least he believed in climate change
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Jabor posted:that's how a dolly zoom works. you zoom the camera while also moving it closer or further away from the subject so that the subject remains the same size, and the world seems to stretch or compress around it 
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Jul 20, 2020 15:08
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big american reopening mood
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Uptime Sinclair posted:big american reopening mood we’re gonna need a bugger morgue.
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Uptime Sinclair posted:big american reopening mood President Beep posted:we’re gonna need a bugger morgue. lol
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today in Friendship Tech Support: helped 3 different people root their Pelotons so they can do Zoom calls and Netflix from them.
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Jimmy Carter posted:today in Friendship Tech Support: how heavy is a peloton and how far did you have to carry them?
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Jimmy Carter posted:today in Friendship Tech Support: *australian voice* they did WHAT to their Peloton?
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lmao wait do pelotons run android?
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carry on then posted:lmao wait do pelotons run android? it's my understanding that pretty much every "smart" product is either android or rpi
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Roosevelt posted:how heavy is a peloton and how far did you have to carry them? lol
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qirex posted:it's my understanding that pretty much every "smart" product is either android or rpi yeah i have seen the interiors of a number of v1.0 tech bubble startup products and it's hilarious how many of them contain either - a raspberry pi - an arduino - a no-name android tablet, or - all three of the above
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Jul 20, 2020 17:38
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wa state board of health with a cool infographic we're hosed probably
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the in flight entertainment thingies i saw on a BA flight a few years ago were android tablets stuck to the searbacks
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Fuzzy Mammal posted:wa state board of health with a cool infographic [img-bugs-bunny-florida]
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nice uh freedom chart
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more covid=more liberty
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"surely there will be no unintended consequences for using mistrust of science as a political wedge issue for 50 years" - some republicans in the 1970s
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qirex posted:"surely there will be no unintended consequences for using mistrust of science as a political wedge issue for 50 years" - some republicans in the 1970s i tried watching the wallace interview from last night and i had to turn it off
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there is no reason to watch uncut trump yourself when there are tons of people whose job/curse is to do that for you and pull out the most egregious parts
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just the part where he tries to brag about passing a basic dementia test (not a full battery) is worth watching if only because his exchange with wallace sounds like an onion article when transcribed and i thought it was until i saw the interview clip https://twitter.com/TVietor08/status/1284846198839336960
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Jul 20, 2020 19:59
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wallace counting backwards while trump cut him off was the part where i thought it went too far to be real lol
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lolling quietly at the people trying to convince everyone that biden's dementia is just as bad as trump's
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haveblue posted:lolling quietly at the people trying to convince everyone that biden's dementia is just as bad as trump's https://twitter.com/newtgingrich/status/1285217266116812807?s=20
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literal manbaby newt gingrich
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haveblue posted:lolling quietly at the people trying to convince everyone that biden's dementia is just as bad as trump's when you have a super strong candidate and definitely aren't going to 2016 it all over again
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MononcQc posted:to make a psychological distinction between work time and personal time to ease the transition from one to the other, since commute is no longer there to play that role people say this and honestly I respect it, but the distinction between "time where there's people expecting you to be productive" and "time you can spend doing whatever you want" is clear as day for me already
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