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Hi, everyone;

I proudly present the marvels I kept hidden to this day, only to be exhibited today and exclusively for your viewing...

Yildiz

All shot with A100 on 29 May 2010 at noon.

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WOW!

the_hefay wrote: ↑Fri Apr 02, 2021 3:41 am WOW!

Hi, Jeff;

Agree with your reaction all the way.
Just to inform on the full facts; these are all in-camera JPEGs without any further processing or alterations on my part. The memory card got 'jammed' or something and there was an overlapping of images or lack of it. I think the heat generated by the Sun had something to do with it. It was a very hot day.

We can say that the artwork belongs to the camera and not me.
(Besides, yesterday was April Fool's Day, hence the upload...)

Yildiz

I thought maybe you were going to say it was a sensor issue or an internal connection that went bad. It's interesting how a card problem could cause an overlapping of images like that.

But hey, at least you got your copyright on the photos.

the_hefay wrote: ↑Fri Apr 02, 2021 3:52 pm I thought maybe you were going to say it was a sensor issue or an internal connection that went bad. It's interesting how a card problem could cause an overlapping of images like that.

But hey, at least you got your copyright on the photos.

Yes, interesting indeed. I know it's the card because the same issue was repeated at an other time when I was shooting at noon on an other hot day. Both times I was by the Bosphorus Strait or the sea. After 2 hours in the sunlight the camera got warm and writing to the memory card became crippled.

Lesson learned: A100 must not be left to the noon hours' heat in order for the card to write neatly. I tested it covered from direct sunlight and so far never had any other problems again.

Yildiz

Good thread Yildiz. I waiting to see where it was going.

Sury

sury wrote: ↑Fri Apr 02, 2021 9:30 pm Good thread Yildiz. I waiting to see where it was going.

Sury

Thank you, Sury;

Actually, it wasn't meant to go any farther... because it's a failure to write to memory card under very warm weather conditions.

Here's one more for you.

Yildiz
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Maybe shyness is not the way to go.
Please keep showing us your brilliance.
JT

jbtaylor wrote: ↑Sat Apr 17, 2021 3:22 am Maybe shyness is not the way to go.
Please keep showing us your brilliance.
JT

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Thank you my dear friend, JT.

The couple of words you chose to shine a light is bound to encourage my ways into brilliance...
I'll keep shyness as a cooperative sidekick for times necessary but remember to keep to my bold side to lead my paths into the future.

Yildiz