I used to use Kodak TP-2415 for astrophotrography, and it's the most insanely fincky film I've ever used, with one exception: Fuji made FF slide film for the same purpose that were ISO 10,000. The stuff was so reactive to ANY heat that it came delivered on dry ice and you had to slam the slide into the back of the camera as absolutely fast as you could. The darkroom processing on those slides was best done by someone who dealt with nothing but Fuji -- and not just Velvia.

If you've only shot 400 - 800 35mm, MF and FF is a world you cannot imagine.

Update. Seems it won the contest. It is expected to sell around $3k and will be built by Fuji Bikes...
http://www.engadget.com/2014/08/04/teague-sizemore-denny-bike-wins/

I tried to find the price and found this.

"The price is actually undetermined—Fuji, our manufacturing partner will make that call once the final bike is chosen. The cost of the prototype is unfortunately no help for an estimation given every part is custom made—at this point it’s a stunning piece of art. Mass production will knock into the reality of MSRP."

Soo 4 grand.

http://www.joelapompe.net/2013/09/24/chicken-test-fuji-mercedes-ogilvy-jungvonmatt/

I was all shitfaced-hammered-that's 2 count-em 2, empty bottles of Bulliet Bourbon on the floor next to me (no excuse for prowess or the lack thereof on the instrument) and I was using the internal features of a Fuji finepix S1000 cheapo digicam for the recording...ambient light, wasn't shooting for perfection-My only goal was to make it through the verses with my voice as damaged as it is....Open tuned to D, this tune was originally recorded by James Arnold, who had a singular left-handed slide style yet unmatched after over 80 years, I can't even begin to approach his level of panachy on the axe-Thanks for the props

SO the set-up for this one take was

1 Col. George Taylor POA Heston doll (Snapped on E-Bay when Heston died, new -in-box)
1-paper cut-out Statue of Liberty lower, left frame)
2-Estes D rockets, duct-taped to back
1-scavenged fuse from leftover Chinese sky-candy
1-Micro-cassette recording of National Anthem (Foley)
1 FUJI Finepix F1000

The tree-bounce-around is off-camera....only one recording of that so here it is: As soon as he leaves frame he's in the tree and barley freed himself of the tangled bounce in the top before ditching in the pond at full throttle-Had he made air he had about 40 feet up inna swirl before thrust would have pooped-out.

...done this before so any way it could have gone might have-

This is why you fly with a spotter. This is also why most fields have different areas for Heli's and Airplanes. Watching it I actually think this is the airplane pilots fault. He's calling low pass, but he knows there is a helicopter on the field. Calling low pass doesn't mean that you automatically get to come roaring down the center line. Especially if there is a helicopter, which doesn't and can not clear the runway like an airplane. The heli has just as much right to the airspace as the airplane. And that whirly bird is closer to $500 and the plane is about $2000 with the gear in it. Most likely most of the gear survived (Too bad he hit pavement), Fuji's are built like bricks.

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>> ^Asmo:

>> ^Nebosuke:
It's like a chipjet printer... I suppose it all still needs to be soldered though?

Not sure, the tech manual mentions that solder paste is a consumable but doesn't mention specifically about soldering. The board might also pass over a wave solder tank further along the line.


It uses a solder paste that's basically screen printed (0:08 in the video) on the board before the components are placed.
The larger integrated chips seem to be mounted at the next machine (they require a different robot arm to do this) but at the end of the line it goes in a linear oven to melt the solder, couldn't be simpler.

Any large components are soldered after this in a wave solder tank or manually by hand.

>> ^Nebosuke:

It's like a chipjet printer... I suppose it all still needs to be soldered though?


Not sure, the tech manual mentions that solder paste is a consumable but doesn't mention specifically about soldering. The board might also pass over a wave solder tank further along the line.

Insert Anime name here, "Oh god! Officer, It was horrible! It started of as a normal ping pong game and then the next thing I know is the table was on fire and so was little Neko. Cthulhu and Godzilla were fighting in the parking lot! Mt. Fuji erupted and a giant Twinkie was floating in the harbor. Two guys where kissing in the hallway. A girl dress in her school uniform was rooting for Cthulhu to win and that guy over there keep yelling its over 9000"


Officer, "So who won?"

Insert Anime name here. "Oh Neko did the little bitch"

Yes, I'm drunk and alone, and yes I know what i'm talking about. fuji was good a long time ago when women fi9ghters were a novelty, like midget wrestling. It's sad to see that nothing's changed in mma.

Neon Neon (featuring Cate Le Bon) - "I Lust U" Live at FUJI ROCK FESTIVAL '08 from sukuizu on Vimeo.

*brief

Crazy a$$ Japanese. Must be the fumes from Mt. Fuji.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'rain, car, race' to 'rain, car, race, formula 1, f1, felipe massa, robert kubica, fuji, japan, 2007' - edited by rasch187