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Digital imaging technology has improved dramatically over the past few years. Previously, all serious photographers agreed that Digital Single Lens Reflex (DSLRs) could not produce the same quality and precision as conventional Single Lens Reflex (SLR) cameras on a dollar-for-dollar basis. ie. a $1,000 SLR camera would be far superior to a $1,000 DSLR camera.Recently, the technology has evolved to such an extent that Digital Single Lens Reflex cameras are a great alternative for serious amateurs or professionals. You actually now get more 'bang for your buck' in that optically the lenses are equivalent and as there are less moving parts in digital cameras, you are sure to get fewer problems.DSLR cameras have a different imaging mechanism. Whilst the viewfinder is similar to traditional cameras (optical viewfinder with shuttered mirror), exposure is completely different. Standard SLR cameras rely on mechanical or electric shutters which only allow light in during the exposure cycle, DSLR cameras use a light-sensitive sensor to capture the image. Light actually comes in all the time, but the sensor only becomes 'active' during the exposure cycle.Most digital cameras have a LCD on the back of the camera to activate of change the camera's settings or features. You ... [more..]

What is the science behind electric car technology? Many car owners are really keen to find a solution to their inflated car gasoline expense bill. Ever since the local fuel price hike, refueling a car at the gas station is becoming an expensive experience. One solution to cut fuel expense is to convert a car to run on electricity. How does the conversion process work? This article will reveal the science of retrofitting a conventional car to run purely on electricity.The concept of converting a car to run on electricity is to replace the internal combustion engine and its associated components such as the fuel tank, gas lines and radiator with an electric motor. The existing drive train such as the transmission, drive shafts and clutch system can still be utilized. The electric motor will generate the torque to turn the drive train and transmit the power into the wheel. Electricity for the motor will be supplied by a series of lead acid flooded batteries. The number of batteries required will depend on the size of the motor and the weight of the car.To control the speed of the car, an amp regulator is to be connected between the motor ... [more..]

A survey commissioned by the Franklin Covey Company reveals that 83 percent of Americans want to be more organized and nearly half of the respondents say they feel guilty about taking time off from work. Sixty-two percent often eat lunch and work at the same time.There are many people convinced that if they could get more done at work, their lives would be a more balanced union of family, career, and leisure time. Jennifer White, success coach, says this is just not so. "No matter what you do, you can't manage time. You can't slow it down or speed it up. All you can do is control how you show up in time." (Jennifer White, Success Coach).With the understanding that all we can do is control how we show up in time, many people also make the mistake of thinking they must try to get more done in less time. Ms. White, Success Coach, says this only leads to more frustration and burnout.Technology is a vital part of our society which helps us to work less and make more money, and this is especially true if a person is focused on saving time. Well, not exactly. The problem here is ... [more..]