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Registered Member #10
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Location: Bunbury, Australia
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I think the answers should be there. It's just an effect I hadn't seen before, or realised what it was. Think what I am doing and how.
Electroholic wrote ...
static discharge from brushing your hair, lol
Thats a cruel taunt to someone who is losing his hair
Actually I get the best and most reliable static show from taking off that very same yellow cycling shirt at night regardless of the weather. That combined with my tritium glow keyring in the pocket makes it quite a show if I take it off in the dark.
Registered Member #10
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I was only joking about being sensitive - my wig seems to hide it well....
But you are right about the IR remote. I had to climb up the ladder to get close enough to trigger it by waving it in front of the camera. What you see is the camera picking up the infrared which it does quite well. See the results with an IR filter on a normal shot here.
Being a digital device you see the datastream as on an off dots when it is moved.
Registered Member #56
Joined: Thu Feb 09 2006, 05:02AM
Location: Southern Califorina, USA
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yup, just drink most of the sugar free contents, then balance it on the convenient lip at the bottom of the can.
If you are asking how you managed to drink the 5% lemon, 45% splenda (or 2% aspartame?), 50% water solution held within the can, well I am stumped. Unless you were stranded out in the bush and didn't realise that the soda you brought wasn't real soda :p
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I must admit I normally only drink from cans if I am running out for my can crusher. I figured that out of billions of cans consumed around the world that this would be common knowledge. Actually, I posted the wrong photo.
Registered Member #56
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hmm, this is a little more interesting :p
I am torn 50/50 between a piece of steel in the can, and a thin magnet on top of the wood (since the camera angle hides the wood above the can) or a big AC coil under the can that is providing a bit of lift. Although if it is the latter I am quite impressed at how far up you managed to get it to levitate
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Mystery Photos from TDU
. The can could be whighted so the center of gravity would be in between the bottom rim and the ridge.
