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Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras | Beyond the Moho
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The interesting world outside of geology. Reches Field Trip 2009. Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras. Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras. Jefferson C. Chang. 8220;Why would you want to do such a thing? 8221;, you may ask. Simple. This legacy lens is solidly built, has superb optics (even when wide open), and does not cost an arm and a leg. I’ve had the pleasure of shooting with the Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM the lens exhibits marshmallow-like sharpness. And the usual used-gear precautions.
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Jefferson C. Chang | Beyond the Moho
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The interesting world outside of geology. Reches Field Trip 2009. Canon FL 55mm f/1.2 lens onto EOS cameras. Jefferson C. Chang. 8220;Why would you want to do such a thing? 8221;, you may ask. Simple. This legacy lens is solidly built, has superb optics (even when wide open), and does not cost an arm and a leg. I’ve had the pleasure of shooting with the Canon EF 50mm f/1.2L USM the lens exhibits marshmallow-like sharpness. That’s when I stumbled upon the EdMika 55mm-conversion kit on eBay. 4 You will nee...
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Where is Intro to Field Going? | Anisotropic Reflections
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Interpretations of a geological geophysicist. Where is Intro to Field Going? We are headed to Lee’s Ferry, AZ for Spring Break (Mar. 16-24). This is a list of student process blogs that will talk about research ideas that will be conducted during our fieldtrip. By Jefferson C. Chang on 1 February 2013. 14 Responses to “Where is Intro to Field Going? Http:/ jakehenkes10.wordpress.com. Said this on 1 February 2013 at 16:36. Caleb Bontempi — calebbont.wordpress.com. Said this on 1 February 2013 at 16:37.
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What happens when you ASS U ME? | Anisotropic Reflections
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Interpretations of a geological geophysicist. What happens when you ASS U ME? After reading a recent. That links large ( Mw 5.0) earthquakes in Oklahoma to wastewater disposal, I am left with the dissatisfied feeling that the title and media buzz. Surrounding the paper’s release is a bit over-sensationalized. Is a solid piece of seismology that locates three major events with hundreds of aftershocks if only the story ended there (then it probably wouldn’t have gotten into. To field studies in Rangely, CO.
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A glimpse of earthquake fracture mechanics | Anisotropic Reflections
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Interpretations of a geological geophysicist. A glimpse of earthquake fracture mechanics. In the meeting, Giulio Di Toro. One of the principal investigators in Italy) showed a video that needs to be seen disintegrating marble (it’s as wicked as it sounds! We (the University of Oklahoma group) have done this in dolomite, but we didn’t have high-speed footage. UPDATE: For more rock mechanics fun. Check out my other post on the same machine, using different parameters, How To Make Homemade Lava. A personal ...
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A new piece of the earthquake puzzle | Anisotropic Reflections
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Interpretations of a geological geophysicist. A new piece of the earthquake puzzle. A paper, in the journal. Comes out today, which presents new data and insight on earthquake physics*. Numerous experiments have been conducted by researchers all over the globe to approximate the physical conditions (lithology, pressure, temperature, etc.) where earthquakes occur. This paper presents a new type of experiment, which they call “ E. Earthquake slips, since the earthquake cycle. Continuate così, bravi! You ar...
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How do we know if an earthquake is tectonic or anthropogenic? | Anisotropic Reflections
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Interpretations of a geological geophysicist. How do we know if an earthquake is tectonic or anthropogenic? As I scroll through memories to file them away in the limited catalog that is my brain, I’m reminded of a question I once posed during a seminar presentation. The presentation was by one of the research committee. Members that was commissioned by the U.S. Department of Energy to study human-induced seismicity. Done in June 2012. When the presentation. When Rangley, Colorado. Suddenly became seismic...
