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    Weird stuff

    Weird stuff

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    Re: Weird stuff

    Rob, UFO?

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    Re: Weird stuff

    My guess: CD or DVD, underwater, shot with polarising filter as ripples from a drip subside.

    How close am I?

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    Aahh! That's one of them new roPad things. It sucks lots of energy out of the environment and is of no use to mankind whatsoever. As you can see, you place it just above a person's head, it spins furiously and turns brains into mush.
    Last edited by Donald; 7th April 2010 at 05:56 PM.

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    Re: Weird stuff

    One of those spinning tops with lights ... the ones the kids (us!) use

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    Re: Weird stuff

    This is what appears for one picsecond just as the water disappears into the drain. I have no idea how Rob got that fast a shutter speed.

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    Re: Weird stuff

    Quote Originally Posted by rick55 View Post
    This is what appears for one picsecond just as the water disappears into the drain.

    Rick
    Shouldn't you be out taking pictures rather than watching drains?

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    Re: Weird stuff

    Quote Originally Posted by DrJeans View Post
    Rob, UFO?
    Get a lot of those in Moscow, do you?

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    Re: Weird stuff

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Humphries View Post
    My guess: CD or DVD, underwater, shot with polarising filter as ripples from a drip subside.

    How close am I?
    Correct, my good fellow. I used two studio lights fired laterally across the disc. On the lens I had a polarizing filter to try and get more colours. Boosted the colours in CS4, then applied a Ripple filter to it. Happy days. At least it has stopped raining now! Tomorrow the mountains! Hiking! The Great Outdoors! Watch this space.

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