2014年8月14日木曜日
You can use me to observe life coming into being – in all dimensions and at unpr...
I make even the tiniest cells visible and show your their development until they become a life form. Which ZEISS product am I?
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2014年8月13日水曜日
(SR3) 35mm f/1.4 G lens to be replaced soon?
According to one source Sony will launch a 35mm f/1.4 G lens replacement soon. And this is certainly a welcome news. This is one of the oldest “sony” lenses launched back in 2006. And now we have cheaper and better alternatives like the Sigma ART 35mm lens ($899 here at Amazon). I don’t know the price but I have been told the replacement will NOT be Zeiss branded.
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SR1=probably fake rumor
SR2=rumor from unknown sources
SR3=50% chance it is correct
SR4=rumor from known sources
SR5=almost certainly correct!
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Dr. Ludwig Meier – Pioneer of Modern Projection Planetariums In the beginning o...
In the beginning of August the President of the International Planetarium Society (IPS), Thomas W. Kraupe (right), presented the IPS Technology and Innovation Award to Dr. Ludwig Meier, widely regarded as the father of modern ZEISS projection planetariums. It pays tribute to the exceptional achievements of an outstanding ZEISS planetarium expert who has played a key role in the development of modern planetarium technology. Wilfried Lang (left), Vice President Planetarium Division, congratulated at the award ceremony.
Read Dr. Meier’s whole fascinating story here: http://ift.tt/1sytzbW
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2014年8月12日火曜日
Crystallography rocks! #1 In this picture, what looks like an abstract paintin...
In this picture, what looks like an abstract painting is actually graphite and feldspar in an ultra-high temperature granulite from the Kerala Khondalite Belt in India. Not only is feldspar beautiful, it is also the main rock-forming mineral in the Earth's crust.
2014 is the international year of crystallography (www.iycr2014.org). In the micROCKScopica series, we will show you a series of wonderful microscope images by Bernardo Cesare, Professor of Petrology in the Department of Geosciences of the University of Padova, Italy. To access his micROCKScopica website, go to: http://ift.tt/Y018XI
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