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I am totally new to Photography and have a friend of mine that wants me to shoot an event.
They will have a Step & Repeat Banner and I only have 1 flash . I am hoping someone can give me some kind of tip. My equipment is Canon 7D with 24-105mm and a 4...
Started by Fred Miranda on
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Of folks are photographed shaking someone's hand in front of the step and repeat?
The problem are photographed shaking someone's hand in front of the step and repeat?
The problem with on camera flash at the "step and....
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OK, I have an L-shaped part which is just a load of G-code in a subroutine.
I will need to do a step-and-repeat where I rotate the part 180 deg and XY offset it enough to clear the previous part.
G68 rotates the coordinate system. But it also says it ...
Started by MechanoMan on
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I will need to do a step-and-repeat where I rotate the part 180 deg and XY offset rotation) M30 (end of program) O5 (Step, Rotate, and Repeat Offset) (#10=x offset, #11=y offset for part 1, G55 for part ....
In a subroutine.
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Once again - Kettle "START"-Step, "Repeat"-Option and the gory details :-) Dear Guys, first of all, i am new here. And i will not stress the "scheduling" over and over - i know the most of the replies.
I am also familiar with external schedulers like ...
Started by Frank Trabold on
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OK, the simply question is: what is the WANTED behaviour of the "Repeat"-Flag in the START-Step?
The documentation says: "The start icon also contains basic scheduling functionality.
Back to the roots.
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If f is a numerical function and n is a positive integer, then we can form the nth repeated application of f, which is defined to be the function whose value at x is f(f(...(f(x))...)). For example, if f is the function x + 1, then the nth repeated application...
Started by dave on
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Square ((repeated square 2) 5)) -> (square (square ((repeated square 1) 5))) -> (square.
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Is anyone familiar with this?
Write a procedure that takes as inputs a procedure that computes f and a positive integer n and returns the procedure that computes the nth repeated application of f. The procedure should be able to be used as follows:
((...
Started by dave on
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repeated square 2) 5)) -> (square (square ((repeated square 1) 5))) -> (square (square (square.
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I have a textbox that reads like so:
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 **Line 4** Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 **Line 4** (repeats...)
How can I use VB to loop through the textbox, deleting Lines 1, 2, and 3, skipping the fourth, and repeat? Or, rather, record every fourth...
Started by jacob on
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VBA.Split(TextBox1.Text, vbCrLf) Dim counter As Long For counter = 3 To UBound(lines) Step 4 lines.
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Hi all,
We are no longer in the "last 10 pounds" as I was hoping we were. D has lost weight last week and ED is in full force again unfortunately .
D is very bored with her life as she is unable to go to Uni and unable to work full time until her wt is...
Started by DolphinUK on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at aroundthedinnertable):
A step as you can and THEN take in a big deep breath....
Xx argg...the dance.
Dolphin
Another pair of Big Girls's pants on their way.
It is often a case of one step forward one back for some time, a dance, and I for one was always on then.
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Given a binary number that repeats, for example 0.(0011) or 0.0(101), how would one go about converting it to decimal?
What I've been able to dig up so far is the simple method for converting a terminating binary number to decimal, as below:
res(N+2) ...
Started by iceberg on
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This latter is 101 / 111 , or 5/7 , so 0.0(101) is 5/14 . .
Divided by 2.
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Hi ,
I have a greidview nested within a repeater , And trying to enable paging on th e grid view without much success.
the gridview databound is like this
<asp:repeater....> <asp:gridview id="GridView1" Datasource='<%# LoadData(CInt(Eval("...
Started by Youssef on
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AllowPaging="true" PageSize="2" OnPageIndexChanging="Grid_PageIndexChanging" DataSource='< If Not IsPostBack Then DataList.DataSource = New Integer() {1, 2, 3, 4, 5}.Select(Function(x) New With {.id step further , After I do the....
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Okay, suppose we have a line of text:
[s]tackoverflow rocks
where the brackets show the location of the cursor, in normal mode. After pressing tr , you get:
stackov[e]rflow rocks
Now for the fun part. What happens if you push ; to repeat the command? ...
Started by Drew Frank on
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2 comments one: Can you map ; to the lt_ command you are looking for? 2nd: Why not use 2tr or /r:pos1 == s:pos2 normal! 2; endif endfunction
The basic idea is that ; will not move to the next match, but 2; will (if there is a match....
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