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New avatar. . taken just before sunset today.11/17/05 Any ideas as to how the heck this happened. would be appreciated! Nov 17 05 10:37 pm Link could be a combination of lens flare and the seser not being able to handle the extreme overexposure, i.e. "digital noise." Nov 18 05 12:07 am Link What camera, lens, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, filters, etc. did you use? Nov 18 05 12:19 am Link Looks like a combination of lens flare, glare and an overwhelmed sensor. Or it's a lightsaber. Nov 18 05 01:06 pm Link I say it was a detour...in space and time Reported By: Ray M. - Norcross Georgia - September 21, 2005 Subject: UFO Sighting - Location: Norcross, Georgia - County Sighting Took Place: Gwinnett - Date: June 1978 - Time: 7 PM - Witnesses: 3 - Object's Shape: Oval - Number of Objects: 1 - Object had lights - Object emitted beams of light - Object hovered - There were high voltage Power Lines in the area - Additional Information: Near Winters Chapel Road, Behind Lockridge Forrest Nov 18 05 01:12 pm Link area291 wrote: I like this explanation best, much more entertaining than a overwhelmed sensor. Nov 18 05 01:17 pm Link I've seen this before and it seems to be a digital problem rather than lens flare which affects both film and digital. I'm not an electrical engineer, but the fact that it runs perfectly horizontal (camera is rotated, right?), I would say that the sensor is so overloaded that no data can be read from the entire row of photo diodes. Nov 18 05 01:18 pm Link |
