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HEED-Advised Affordable Housing
A free design tool can help identify the most cost-effective strategies for improving building energy efficiency and occupant comfort.
Designing energy-efficient housing that is also affordable is an especially complex challenge. There is a limited budget available for special features; tight time lines are imposed on the design team; and there are many decision makers whose approval is required.The thermal comfort of the residents is rarely considered; as a result, housing may be affordable, but uncomfortable and expensive to live in. One design software tool, Home Energy Efficient Design (HEED), if used from the very beginning of the design process, can alert architects, managers, and owners to the potential impact of design decisions on occupants' thermal comfort and energy costs.
The Las Brisas Project
Las Brisas is a 92-unit rental project that the Los Angeles Community Design Center (LACDC) is remodeling into affordable housing, with a particular emphasis on energy efficiency (see "Los Angeles Community Design Center," p. 33).Tim Kohut works for the architectural arm of the LACDC and is the project architect for Las Brisas. Murray Milne is a consultant on the project.The project is part of a comprehensive neighborhood revitalization plan for the city of Signal Hill, California. The city of Signal Hill used its power of eminent domain to gain control over 23 fourplex buildings, the great majority of which have suffered the ill effects of absentee landlords, who have neglected upkeep at the expense of the residents and the neighborhood.The 23 existing buildings in Las Brisas are identical 40-year-old apartments with stucco over uninsulated wood framing. The ground floor units have slab-on-grade, while the secondfloor units have plywood flooring and an uninsulated attic space.
The LACDC's projects benefit individuals and families whose incomes fall below 50% of the area median income. At Las Brisas, monthly rents start at $499 for a two-bedroom unit and go up to $645 for three bedrooms. Conscious of the limited income of residents, the LACDC has made it a priority to hold down the tenants' monthly energy costs and to make the units more comfortable, especially in the summer.
The new Las Brisas is designed to create an integrated residential neighborhood with rehabilitated apartment units, landscaped open space, a low-cost child care center, a multipurpose community center,well-defined public and private spaces, and clear pedestrian and vehicle circulation.This rehabilitation project improves the existing building shells by adding insulation, new windows, earthquake protection, new interior wall surfaces, new furnaces, new water heaters, and other features that enhance thermal comfort. Some units are enlarged with additional bedrooms, stairways, private porches, and storage space.The limited budget eliminated the possibility of including air conditioners.
Affordable Housing, Energy Efficiency, and HEED
During the design process for Las Brisas, the architects were able to use HEED to quickly test many different passive- design strategies with the existing building shells in the specific local climate.The evolution of two selected units helps illustrate how HEED allowed the architects to evaluate the impact of alternative designs on the two issues deemed most important: a tenant's energy costs and indoor air temperatures.
Instead of telling the developers and property managers generally that the units would be more comfortable and energy efficient, HEED made it possible to quantify how much cooler they would be or how many dollars would be saved. Thus, as the project design evolved and project financing began to solidify, it was possible to evaluate where the owner could get the most bang for the buck.
Once the user gives HEED four facts (floor area, number of stories, building type, and zip code), it will automatically create two initial base case schemes: Meets the Energy Code, and More Energy Efficient.The total yearly cost to operate, excluding cooking and water heating,was $650 and $400 respectively for the two base cases. Next, the architects tested seven different design alternatives: the as-built condition; added insulation; added whole-house fan; additional shading; added insulation combined with the whole-house fan; added insulation combined with additional shading; and finally, added insulation combined with the whole-house fan, and additional shading. (For more on HEED, see "HEED: Home Energy Efficient Design," p. 34)
Added Insulation
Using HEED,we found that the three uninsulated schemes averaged about $800 total yearly costs, while the four insulated schemes averaged about $500 yearly. Because air conditioners were eliminated from this affordable housing project, energy cost alone is not a sufficient measure of design quality. The four schemes that include insulation all use about the same amount of energy for the furnace, lights, fans, and appliances (see Figure 1).The decision on which of the four to use was based on which one provided the lowest peak indoor air temperature (see Figures 2 and 3).
Initially, the architects and owner agreed to remove any materials containing asbestos and lead-based paint. This included all the interior plaster, since there was asbestos in the joint compound.This meant that fiberglass insulation (R-13) could be easily introduced into the walls before the new gypsum board finish was installed. To help meet the construction budget, only the exterior stucco that contained asbestos was to be removed; selective demolition was proposed where new additions met the existing building. Unfortunately, when construction began, extensive termite damage was discovered, and the owner decided to demolish and replace all the exterior stucco.
Uninsulated attics were fitted with R-30 fiberglass batt insulation. The original attic space was also poorly ventilated. New eave venting and dormer vents were added to increase ventilation beyond code requirements. In southern California, enhanced attic ventilation helps alleviate heat buildup—and conductive heat gain—during the hottest months of the year. (Cold months are not very cold— outside temperatures drop only into the 40s.) Where the insulation installed over the second-floor ceiling joists extended above the exterior-wall top plate, insulation baffles were used to ensure that the insulation extended over the walls without blocking the eave vents.
Curiously, neither the general contractor nor the insulation contractor had ever seen an insulation baffle (we used the Raft-R-Mate by Owens Corning). In the first series of buildings, the insulation contractor cut the ceiling insulation 2 ft back from the eave vent, exposing the second-floor ceiling. After the insulation contractor was notified of the problem, and after the architects made a number of visits to the attics, the insulation subcontractor finally got the point and began installing the baffles correctly.
Installing new dualpane windows and adding insulation to the walls and attic spaces helped bring the 23 Las Brisas buildings up to code, and also dramatically reduced annual gas heating costs (see Figure 1).
Additional Shading
From the outset,we thought that increasing exterior window shading on the south and west elevations was key to reducing indoor air temperature. However, using HEED, the architects found that in the second-story unit the average monthly indoor temperatures peaked at 88ºF with insulation and exterior window shades, but fell to 84ºF with insulation and a whole-house fan. Perhaps more importantly, the unit with the whole-house fan cooled off more quickly on summer evenings than the unit with the shading. Occupants in the unit with the whole-house fan would feel even cooler because the high air change rates create evaporative cooling that is not measured by drybulb temperature.
We determined that the cost of one 6-ft-wide trellis awning made of wood to fully screen the south- or west-facing 6 ft x 4 ft windows during the hottest months,May to August, from midmorning to midafternoon,would be approximately $1,100. The cost to upgrade the same window to spectrally selective lowe glazing, with a solar heat gain coefficient (SHGC) of 0.4,was about $35.While spectrally selective glass doesn't accomplish what a shading device would, it does help reduce heat gains. HEED also helped the architects place a dollar value on the cooling created by exterior shading in relationship to other building features.
The building management division viewed the exterior shades as a potential maintenance problem. To alleviate these concerns, the shading devices were constructed of durable materials; the roofs were extended, or wood trellises were built. Complicating the proposed approach, the fire department would not allow fixed awnings below any second story egress window; they felt that the awnings would impede their ability to ladder to the second-story egress window during a fire. Since the existing windows stack, this meant that large bedroom windows (6 ft x 4 ft),many of which faced south, could not be shaded. Where shading devices were not allowed at the first-floor level, low-e, spectrally selective (SHGC 0.4), dual-pane glass was used instead. Elsewhere, dual-pane, aluminum frame windows with an SHGC of 0.7 and a Uvalue of 0.4 were used.
Whole-House Fans
The original buildings are built very close together. In the courtyards, they are 20 ft apart, while in the side yard there is only 8 ft of separation. The architects felt that this would allow for only minimal natural ventilation. In designing and building affordable housing previously, the owner had installed ceiling fans at living rooms and major bedrooms to help make up for the lack of air conditioning.While ceiling fans do help with occupant cooling, especially in our dry climate, they are of no value in flushing the units at night. HEED helped demonstrate that installing whole-house fans would increase indoor air flow and significantly reduce indoor temperatures during the hottest months of the year.
The final overall design used new dual-pane windows, energy code levels of wall and attic insulation, and a whole-house fan.A few units also have additional shading. With this design, the average peak indoor air temperature was 83ºF in the second-floor unit and 76ºF in the first-floor unit. The upper unit behaves like a low-mass building, with very little thermal storage and only a few hours of lag time between the peak outdoor and peak indoor air temperatures.The lower unit, with its slab-ongrade, behaves more like a highmass building, with much more thermal capacity to store up nighttime "coolth," and a longer lag time between peak outdoor and indoor air temperatures. This longer lag time gives the fan more time to bring in cooler outdoor air to cool down the interior thermal mass, which helps explain why the peak temperatures are much lower in the ground floor unit.
On the worst peak hour of the year, when it was 98ºF outdoors, the second floor unit peaked at 91ºF and the ground floor unit peaked at 86ºF. Nighttime temperatures indoors never exceed the high 70s.While all these temperatures are still uncomfortable, there is a significant temperature difference between indoors and out.Also, the occupants feel an additional cooling effect from the increased air velocity when the whole-house fan is operating.
HEED also allowed the architects to demonstrate that whole-house fans introduce natural cooling very economically— it costs just $25 per year to run this whole-house fan. During the course of bidding and construction, the true cost of the whole-house fan was pegged at roughly $500 per unit. This included the cost of the fan, the wiring, and the construction of a plenum at first-floor units. This cost was competitive with what the owner had spent installing ceiling fans in previous projects.
Traditional whole-house fans vent directly into an attic. While this works at the second-floor units at Las Brisas, finding a whole-house fan that could be used at the ground floor units proved more of a challenge.The architects discovered a Minnesota company, Kool-o-matic, that designs a wholehouse fan that is appropriate for plenum installations (model P2400). In this application, the fan is mounted in a "mushroom" on the exterior face of the building; it connects to an air intake shutter, and then to a plenum that is fed by a grill in the interior hallway.The whole house fan operates independently from the heating and duct system. The fan forces air to exhaust from the interior of the house at a rate of 1,250 CFM on the ground floor and 2,500 CFM on the second floor. The air displaced by the fans is pulled inside from an open window (see figure on page 30).
Placement of the mushroom was also a challenge. Since the buildings are only 8 ft apart (as opposed to the code minimum of 10 ft), the architects did not want to install the mushrooms in the sideyards. They were installed instead at the face of the building, which tends to call attention to them, but at least serves to educate residents and passersby about ventilation.
During construction, the building officials issued a correction notice stating that the fans were too close to bathroom windows at a number of locations. This unavoidable situation was due to the location of existing windows, and the limited opportunities to create a plenum (and a dropped ceiling) to allow the fans to exhaust to the outdoors. The architects were successful in arguing that the provision of the building code cited by the inspector dealt with exhaust appliances, and did not include ductwork and exhaust for cooling devices—that is, a whole-house fan. In the end, the building official allowed the installation of the whole-house fans at the proposed locations.
Architects' Lessons
The architects believe that HEED not only helped them quickly test many assumptions about the impact of each proposed building element, but also helped define the relative value of each element in terms of the residents' comfort and utility bills. Before using this design tool, the architects thought that exterior window shades were essential to controlling heat buildup for Las Brisas. They thought that insulation was important not only in keeping the building warm, but also in keeping it cool.They thought that whole-house fans were useful but not necessarily essential. Although each of these features proved important, the combination of insulation with a whole-house fan turned out to be the most effective in achieving the goals of affordability, comfort, and efficiency. Window shading (though the architects still included it when possible as a part of the final project) was not essential, as long as insulation and whole house fans were used.The architects felt that it might even be less important than introducing additional mass into the second- floor units—through a lightweight concrete floor covering, for example.
When the project was bid, it came in almost $200,000 over the owner's budget of $8 million. Together with the owner and the contractor, the architects were able to identify areas in the project that could be value engineered to bring the project within budget without sacrificing quality. Long-term livability was a high priority, and the HEED graphics allowed them to gauge the value of the environmental features. At a cost of $500 per unit, the whole-house fans were deemed too important in the overall equation to merit elimination. Twenty thousand dollars was saved from the budget by allowing the contractor to purchase windows from an alternate manufacturer (low-e glazing at south and west windows was still included). The remaining $180,000 was saved by using alternate finishes, and by simplifying the project's site work.
Because HEED allowed design optimization at the very beginning of the design process, the architects were able to convince the owner to pursue Energy Star certification for the project, even though it required modeling the existing buildings as newly constructed. HEED's graphic outputs also supported the requirement to develop a manual that shows tenants how to operate their unit to maximize comfort and minimize energy costs.The manual explains the best way to use the whole-house fan, operable windows, and interior shading. Residents were moved into the first 40 units on December 1, 2003. The remaining 52 families moved in during January 2004.
Beyond Las Brisas
Las Brisas was the first project in which the LACDC used HEED to develop a project's design and construction strategies. Since then, HEED has become a critical step in evaluating all projects early on to determine what steps should be taken for each new project. In many climates, owners and developers come to the table with assumptions about thermal comfort that stem from poorly designed and constructed models. They generally insist on the need for air conditioning without understanding all of their options. HEED allows the LACDC to challenge these and other existing assumptions about what should be included in a building's design.
The LACDC recently persuaded another nonprofit developer who thought that air conditioning was required for an affordable housing project they were building in East Los Angeles. HEED graphs demonstrated that such simple things as protecting windows, using low-e glazing, and introducing whole-house fans kept indoor temperatures within the comfort range, even during the hottest days of the year. The owner used the prepared report (with HEED graphics) to convince the lender that the homes could be built and sold without the initial installation of air conditioning.
As architects and owners struggle to keep affordable housing affordable, HEED is one of the few tools available to help them. It is both easy to use and free, and allows for the design and construction of housing that is affordable to build and affordable to live in.
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Thanks for the compliments guys, makes an ol rod burner feel pretty good. The boxes were made out of 1/8" 5054 ALU with a 1/4" 5054 base. Welds done with a Lincoln (sorry Miller guys, but it's an AWESOME machine) Precision TIG 375.
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The ladle originally belonged to my great grandmother, who is too old to cook now. I was fortunate to receive something so beautiful from her kitchen collection.
I felt that bright sunlight or harsh fluorescent light, would not do justice to this piece. The gentle flame from a small brass oil lamp, which is a beauty by itself, seemed to be the best partner to a ladle that's aged like fine wine.
The picture has been taken in day time (noon if you may), with the kitchen balcony door closed, thereby darkening the room, kept over a black background and in the light of a small flame.
These are 4 of the 30 odd pictures I liked best (the top one being the strongest contender). Yet to decide which I must send for the Click - Metal event as it is my first participation. I've never considered myself a creative photographer, hence stayed away from the event. This time, Nag's post for the previous round inspired me a great deal.
I guess I will take the help of friends in deciding which to send :) There are still a few days left until the deadline.
Update: I have decided on the first picture - thanks for helping me decide. It was a tough choice between 1 & 2 Vs 3, but had to choose one of them anyway!


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"This is a no waste adapted mayonnaise recipe that uses the whole egg instead of just the yolks."
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TWO SECRETS: To make mayonnaise come out with the right consistency, (and thus creamy taste), you MUST start with a very, very dry blender, and you must pour the oil in excruciatingly slowly. Do these two things, and you will never, ever buy store-bought mayonnaise again!
"Miracle Whip", add 1 to 2 Tbsp. sugar. (I don't do this, as I make my own mayonnaise for health reasons, as follows...)
HEART HEALTHY VERSION: use extra-virgin olive oil (organic if you can find it), and organic, free-range eggs.
I didn't like this at all! It was nice and creamy, but it had NO mayo flavor. I added more salt, vinegar and lemon juice, garlic, paprika, sugar, anything to give it some flavor. Very oily also. I'll keep looking for a better recipe.
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PattyJoy, thank you so much for your tips on making this mayo! I ended up making two batches cause it tasted so good! I used Canola oil, less oily taste to it, and added 1 TBS sugar. I ended up only using 1 1/4 c oil and it was getting so thick I had to stop. The first time I was pouring the oil in by hand...very, VERY slowly, talk about a tired arm! The second time I got smart and poked a hole through a paper cup with a toothpick and let the oil slowly drizzel out of that (I took out the little thingy on top of the blender lid and set the cup up there :) Very good will make again!
More Tips: 1. You *must* have all ingredients at room temperature; 2. Use an immersion (stick-type) blender, if you have one. I have used my trusty Bamix since 1986 with outstanding results on this and many other recipes; 3. Be sure that the egg is the first ingredient added, followed by the vinegar (I use 1/2 red cider vinegar & 1/2 lemon juice), seasoning (I use 1/4 tsp to 1 C canola oil and the same amount of dry mustard as my mustard of choice), into a tall, narrow plastic cup (Halve the recipe for this method). Hold the blade on the bottom of the cup, turn it on to the fast speed for 20 seconds then move up & down slowly until completely mixed. Takes less than a minute, start to finish for delicious, homemade mayo! Other tips: Add finely minced chives, basil, cilantro, etc., or paprika or other spices ~ be inventive and enjoy. * * * This recipe tastes even better than Best Foods/Hellmann's mayo. We never have to buy pricey mayo. Once you try it, you may feel the same.
Makes an excellent mayo. Couple tips: Lemon juice for part of the vinegar really brightens it up. Also, if you have a stick blender, put everything into a wide mouth jar, place your stick blender all the way to the bottom and turn it on. Wait for a second until it starts to emulsify at the bottom and then slowly pull the blender towards the top. By the time you get there, you'll have mayo right in the jar that you'll keep it in! No more cleaning out a blender or food processor!
I used a dollop of dijon mustard instead of the dry mustard and I used olive oil. If you use the olive oil, make sure it is the very light olive oil or it will be bitter. This worked perfectly in my blender.
Homemade mayo is the best, and I have made it with several different modifications. I use half canola, half EVOO, and have added a Dijon or whole seed type mustard with good results. Chop some dill pickles in the mayo and add a lemon herb spice and you have a great tartar sauce. Also, I do not add oil drop by drop, I simply pour slowly out of the measuring cup which only takes a couple of minutes and have never had trouble with it emulsifying. I never purchase mayo.
This recipe was kind of a pain to make in my blender. Near the end, it got really thick and it was hard to add the oil. Taste-wise, I liked this recipe better than the Home
Made Mayonnaise, which is also on this site. It's thicker and the taste is more clear. I'll make this again, only next time I'll use the food processor. My blender is kind of a puss.
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text: Front Adjustment range (camera not included) Angled for ceiling bounce flash Another view of potential adjustment range Back view Illuminated LCD display Left side view Right side view shown mounted on camera (not included) Shown with available Sony FA-EB1AM external battery pack (not included) Shown with included diffuser attached View larger Sony HVL-F60M Flash/video light for select Sony digital SLR and hybrid cameras Item #: 158HVLF60M 1 Review This item is no longer available. Original Price: $549.99 Shop all Flashes Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Accessories Articles & Videos by Woody Sherman Today's photographers or should I say, digital imaging specialists, because practically every camera also captures excellent video these days have been waiting for this Sony HVL-F60M flash unit for a long while. Why? Well, finally, they've put a high-capability flash and a versatile LED video light in the same package, enabling today's multi-threat documenters of life to have the right illumination for any situation. The 'F60M is an excellent, high-intensity flash (guide number 60), with pro-level enhancements like wireless control of three groups of flashes, multiple flash firing during exposure (stroboscopic control), and even a built-in slide-out bounce sheet that helps you model and soften the light hitting the subject. In addition, the HVL-F60M also features a high-speed synchronization mode, that enables the flash to sync with shutter speeds from 1/500 to 1/4000 of a second. This is ideal for capturing fast-moving subjects in low light. And an easy-to-see, large dot-matrix LCD display helps keep you informed on the flash's status at any time. Product Highlights:compatible with select Sony hybrid and digital SLR camerasLED video light feature allows you to switch between flash for stills and continuous light for movie modemaximum luminance of 1200lux/(0.5m)illuminating distance: approximately 6-1/2 feet at ISO3200 - f/5.6Quick Shift Bounce system allows flash head to pivot up to 90° clockwise or counter-clockwise for bounce flash when shooting verticallytilt and swivel flash head for bounce flash (head tilts up to 150° up and back or 10° down)approximate guide number at ISO 100: 60 (at 105mm lens focal setting)stroboscopic mode allows flash to fire multiple times during one exposureflash head zooms automatically to match the shooting angle for optimum flash coveragebuilt-in diffuser panel for wide-angle coverage to a focal length of 15mmmanual modeslide-out bounce sheet enables you to incorporate bounced flash lighting into portraits and close-upswireless operation for creative off-camera lightinghigh-speed sync for more versatile exposure control with high shutter speedsbuilt-in autofocus illuminatoruses 4 "AA" batteries (not included)weight: 15.6 oz. (without batteries)3-1/8"W x 5-15/16"H x 3-13/16"Dsoft carry case includedmini-stand included for off-camera wireless usewarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Sony HVL-F60M Reviews Average Customer Review: 1 reviews Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $350 rewards card Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Good flash Written By Anonymous, New York, NY on Sunday, June 23, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is Sony's best flash, period. The cycle time is extremely fast. Most of the time I use it in TTL mode, and the results are amazing. Pros: Super fast cycle time, various bounce modes Cons: A bit bulky Was this review helpful? Yes No Hands-on research What's in the box? | In-depth notes What's in the box? Download owner's manual Electronic flash unit with built-in LED light Zippered carrying case Folding stand ADP-AMA Shoe Adapter Cloth drawstring pouch for shoe adapter Bounce Adapter for Flash Storage case for bounce adapter Amber color conversion filter for LED light Operating Instructions (Eng/Fre) Warranty Sheet (US) Warranty Sheet (Canada) Graphic Instructions on mounting the Bounce Adapter Product Research Features Compatibility: The Sony HVL-F60M electronic flash is designed for use with Sony alpha-series (α-series) digital cameras equipped with the new Multi Interface Shoe. Current compatible models (as of November 2012) include: SLT-A99 and NEX-6. It is also compatible with the new Cybershot RX1 digital camera, and the new NEX-VG900 and NEX-VG30 interchangeable lens HD camcorders. Mounting: The unit fits into the Multi Interface Shoe found on new Sony α-series digital still cameras and camcorders (as of Fall 2012). With the included ADP-AMA shoe adapter, you can use the HVL-F60M on Sony cameras with the Auto-lock Accessory Shoe. Built-in LED Light: In addition to the flash, the F60M has a built-in LED light for shooting video. When you're ready to shoot videos, simply raise the angle of the flash head to 90° (straight up) and press the LED light power button. The LED also enables you to check the light and shadow conditions before shooting still images or videos. The LED has a maximum luminance of 1200 lux, with an illuminating distance of approximately 6.5'. High Illumination Output: The HVL-F60M incorporates high illumination output in a compact lightweight body, with effective range greater than 90 feet (28m). It has a guide number of 60 (meters, ISO100, 105mm). Recycling Time: The HVL-F60M has a fast recycling time of 0.1-3.5 seconds with alkaline batteries, and 0.1-2.6 seconds with Ni-MH batteries. Quick Navi/LCD: The F60M features Quick Navi control, the intuitive User Interface that allows you to quickly locate and change settings. The large dot-matrix LCD is easy to see, making it easy to configure the flash for a variety of shooting situations. Flash Modes: The Sony HVL-F60M features the following Flash Modes: TTL: Flashes according to information from the camera. "TTL Auto" appears in the display when the camera is set to Auto Flash and the camera determines whether or not to trigger. "TTL" appears when the camera is set to Fill Flash, and the flash will trigger each time the shutter release is pressed. Manual: Flashes according to the settings on the flash. Multiple Flash: Flash unit is triggered a number of times while the shutter is open. Wireless (Remote): Flash unit is triggered wirelessly as an off-camera (remote) flash. Wireless (Control): Flash unit is triggered wirelessly as the controller. Memory 1/Memory 2: You can recall settings saved in Memory 1 or Memory 2. Flash Off: Flash unit does not fire. Zoom Flash: The HVL-F60M automatically adjusts flash for focal-length settings from 24mm to 105mm. You can pull out the built-in wide panel to extend wide-angle coverage from 15mm to less than 24mm. The flash coverage can be manually set to 24mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 70mm, or 105mm, if desired. Auto Zoom Control: The auto zoom coverage of the HVL-F60M is automatically optimized for the APS-C size or 35mm full-frame size of the image sensor found in Sony alpha-series cameras (except DSLR-A100). High-Speed Sync: High-speed sync (HSS) allows you to use the flash throughout the entire shutter speed range of the camera, instead of being restricted to a narrow shutter speed range. You can turn the HSS feature on or off in the Custom Settings menu. Quick Shift Bounce: The innovative "Quick Shift Bounce" system allows the HVL-F60M to orbit 90 degrees left and right, allowing you to maintain horizontal light distribution even when shooting vertically. In addition to pivoting side-to-side, the flash unit can also tilt down 10° (for close-up photography) or back 150°. The HVL-F60M also features a slide-out bounce sheet built into the flash head, and can be used in portraits and other bounced light shots to direct light at a subject's pupils to deliver more lively expression. Bounce Adapter: The supplied bounce adapter lets you diffuse the light from the flash over a wider range, producing a softer light and reducing shadows. The adapter fits directly over the flash head and snaps into place. Multiple Flash: In the Multiple Flash mode, the flash is triggered a number of times while the shutter is open. It allows you to capture stroboscopic images where moving objects are frozen several times in the frame. The flash frequency can be set between 1 and 100 per second, the number of flashes can be set between 2 and 100, and the power level from 1/8 to 1/256. Modeling Light Capability: Modeling light capability allows the HVL-F60M to pulse, helping photographers determine where shadows will fall before taking the picture, so they can alter lighting or subject positioning as necessary. AF Illuminator: In low-light or when subject contrast is low, when the shutter button is pressed partway down for Auto Focus, the red lamp on the front of the flash unit will light. This is the AF illuminator used as an aid during Auto Focus. The AF Illuminator will operate up to 32' 9" in the center, and 9' 10" in peripheral areas. Auto WB Control: Auto White Balance compensation allows for more accurate white balance in flash photography sending color temperature information from the HVL-F60M to the camera, where it is incorporated into the camera's white balance settings (except the DSLR-A100). ADI Flash Metering: ADI (Advanced Distance Integration) metering capability enables the HVL-F60M to work more effectively with lenses equipped with distance encoders, combining TTL (through-the-lens) flash metering with guide number control calculated automatically according to the distance to the subject, the ambient light and the pre-flash reflectivity of the subject. Wireless Operation: The HVL-F60M can be used for wireless flash photography, either as a controller (emitting the control light) or as an off-camera flash (flash that is mounted separately from the camera). When used off-camera, the flash can be mounted to the supplied mini-stand. There are three wireless flash photography modes: Off-camera Flash: The camera's built-in flash is the controller and the HVL-F60M is the off-camera flash. Controller: The HVL-F60M is the controller and another flash is the off-camera flash. 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When I began writing this article toward the end of November, my intention was to be transparent when so many times during the holiday season, a simulated form of joy is thrown into people's faces whether they like it or not.
I was going to tell you about a person I knew who passed away right before Thanksgiving and its sudden shock (because there was no illness present, etc.) and almost-disbelief.
"And if I was feeling that surprised," I wrote, "then I could only imagine--or perhaps I couldn't even fathom--how the family was feeling."
But I never imagined that something like Sandy Hook would ever happen, changing the course of something small like this column and more so, the mindset of America.
This year, some babies aren't with their families. They're gone. Senselessness took over on that fateful Friday the 14th, gunfire rang out and innocent blood was shed inside the elementary school.
When everything unfolded that day, my Twitter feed was blowing up about a shooting in Connecticut. I didn't know the details, because as social media has advanced, sometimes the facts and information can't all get crammed into 140 characters.
It's a weird thing, social media. With the speed it harbors yet short information, I found myself glued to it. But right before I left my desk to cover an event, the tweets were coming in that most of the victims...were children in an elementary school.
Later when I went home and planned on getting some laundry done, I turned the TV on. ABC News was in a special report, and in those two hours I watched, I couldn't get anything done.
Here's one of the many reasons I'm torn over this: most of the little lives lost were around six years old, first graders. I take that to heart because my little nephew is that age, and I hurt to think that people lost little boys and girls who, if they're anything like Cameron, are so full of life and humor and full of love.
And for one of those little victims who was buried on Monday, I ache because he was a twin and his twin sister survived. I'm a twin too. We twins carry a special and unique bond, so I can't even begin to imagine what it would be like to be separated from someone who's been with you since birth.
So (going back to my original column) when I think about it...the people who have lost a loved one during the holiday season--whether in Newtown or here or wherever, my heart goes out to those families. The joyous atmosphere and family traditions are almost marred by the remembrance of a loved one lost, shaping the entire occasion for these families.
To those who have experienced loss during the holiday season: I hope that you cling to what is good--the memories, the traditions, the joy. Please know that, for one thing, you're not alone. Others know what you've been through and what you're going through. And on top of that, God's hand of comfort is always there to reach out to you when you need it.
And for those of us who don't know what it means to suffer loss during this time of year, remember these people. Reach out to them through prayer, or words of affirmation, or service...any way you can. Remember that when your best-laid plans for the holidays are messed up because of a shopping snafu or food fiasco...for others, that is the least on their minds. They're trying to make it through one more holiday without the person they loved.
Let's put things in perspective this Christmas season. As we gather with family and friends throughout the holiday, remember those in need as we recall the birth of the Savior.
Merry Christmas to all of you, and--if I don't write a column between now and then--have a Happy New Year.
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Circuit Length: 5.891 Km
Laps: 52
Lap Record: 1:30.874 = 233.373 km/h - F. Alonso (Ferrari) 2010
Odd note:
Silverstone hosted the race that is regarded as the first Formula 1 World Championship Grand Prix on May 13, 1950. It was another time, another era – only five major teams took part in the championship and three of them were Italian. Alfa Romeo had the great Juan Manuel Fangio of Argentina at the wheel, Ferrari had Italian Alberto Ascari and Maserati Monaco's Louis Chiron. But at that inaugural event run between straw bales on the old wartime aerodrome it was Giuseppe Farina, of Italy, who triumphed for Alfa in a clean sweep ahead of compatriot Luigi Fagioli and home favourite Reg Parnell. Alfas had also taken the front three place on the grid with Farina ahead of Fagioli and Fangio third. The great man, who was to be champion by the end of the season, retired with an oil leak after 62 of the 70 laps in a contest watched intently by the King George V1 and Queen Elizabeth. It was also designated that year as the Grand Prix of Europe.
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Q: In which year did Jack Brabham win the British Grand Prix at Silverstone on his way to claiming the Drivers World Championship? Answer below
What's unusual?
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Who's hot?
However much you try, it is difficult not to answer Sebastian Vettel to that question. His win in Canada three weeks ago was executed in consummate fashion with pole position and then a lights-to-flag demonstration of his and Red Bull's utter supremacy on the day. Yet, while Red Bull have won three of the last four British Grands Prix, only one of those has been taken by the German triple champion, back in 2009. This season, however, Vettel has been Mr Consistency with three wins and five podiums in his string of seven top four finishes.
Pirelli will hope for a weekend when they are not the hot topic of news or controversy. After the prolonged saga of the 'secret testing/tyregate' scandal, that led to an International Tribunal hearing in Paris, the Italian company is covering all bases with the tyres they are bringing to the English midlands. "We've brought the two hardest compounds because of it's a circuit that takes a lot out of the tyres, and with a new bonding process connecting the tread to the steel belt, which is designed to eliminate the isolated delamination issues seen earlier this season," said Paul Hembery. They will also have some prototype hard tyres available, developed for more durability, for free practice and a supply of the Cinturato Green intermediate and Cinturato Blue full wet tyres in readiness for rain.
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Alas, for his many admirers and British fans, it is Jenson Button, a great favourite on home soil, but never a winner and currently competing in a car that he knows lacks the performance to compete even for a podium position. He and his Vodafone McLaren Mercedes team went straight line testing in Spain in a bid to find more downforce and better understand their car. But after seven races off the podium – with a best this year of fifth in China – it is unlikely that the 2009 champion will be aiming for anything better than a points finish.
2012 Results
Pole Position:
Fernando Alonso (Scuderia Ferrari); 1:51.746 = 189.783 km/h
1st: Mark Webber (Red Bull Racing) 1:25.11.288
2nd: Fernando Alonso (Scuderia Ferrari)
3rd: Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull Racing)
Fastest Lap:
Kimi Raikkonen (Lotus F1 Team); 1:34.661 = 224.037 km/h on Lap 50
Webber / Ricciardo Watch
Mark has a chance of completing a 'hat-trick' of three Silverstone wins in four years after claiming victory in 2010 and 2012. He was also second in 2009 and third in 2011, so he has been on the podium four years running – not bad, as he once said, 'for a second driver…' This will be his 12th visit, but only Dan Ricciardo's third as he bids to improve on a 13th place finish in his Toro Rosso last year.
+ Jack Brabham won the 1960 British Grand Prix at Silverstone in a Cooper-Climax en route to his second Drivers' World championship.


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January 29, 2009, 04:11:12 AM »
My club is looking at purchasing a device for profiling our projector. Has anyone tried the Colormunki for this? The Colormunki's hardware is a Spectrophotometer as opposed to a Colorimeter in the Spyder3Elite so I'm assuming it might be more accurate? Also the Munki is less than 1/2 the price of the Eye-One Beamer.
Any other hardware recommendations are appreciated as well.
Thanks. Steve.
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February 01, 2009, 03:48:20 PM »
Quote from: sposch
My club is looking at purchasing a device for profiling our projector. Has anyone tried the Colormunki for this? The Colormunki's hardware is a Spectrophotometer as opposed to a Colorimeter in the Spyder3Elite so I'm assuming it might be more accurate? Also the Munki is less than 1/2 the price of the Eye-One Beamer.
Any other hardware recommendations are appreciated as well.
Thanks. Steve.
Yes, tried it with the original software - horrible results. I bought it for projectors and the results were so flat out pitiful that I returned the Monkey.
I tried every possible technique, got nowhere. Never get those 3 days back though!
Buyer beware.
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February 03, 2009, 01:07:22 PM »
Ouch! I just purchased one and will be trying it on our projector tomorrow. I'll update with the results, hopefully I have better luck than you (praying for low sunspot activity). At least I have a profile made with a Spyder2Pro (which isn't too bad) to compare the results with. I don't know what the old SW was like but the current version goes through about 90 color patches and I'm fairly optimistic. I tried pointing it at my laptop screen just to test the SW and it didn't do as bad as I expected.
Last Edit: February 03, 2009, 01:13:17 PM by sposch
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February 03, 2009, 05:00:29 PM »
I would like to know how you make out.
I also have the device and have profiled in my home set up. I would like to know how you make out at the camera club as the hardware must be a certain distance from the screen.
This will put it in front of the projector and may be in the way of the projected image? When I profiled I was close enough to the screen that I just had it set up on top of the projector.
It is pretty finicky (is that a word) as to where you point the beam.
The projector I have is the Canon x700. After using slide projectors for many years what I do not like about digital projectors is the blowing out of anything white.
I am actually using a neutral density filter on the front of the projector to try and get some detail back. It seems to help as this projector has 4000 lumens.
It will probably be great when I project in a larger auditorium.
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February 05, 2009, 03:20:02 AM »
Well, I just got back from profiling our projector. Now I know how it got it's name...there was a lot of munkiing around.
First of all we couldn't get the Munki to measure the light off the screen. We are using an Optoma EP739 which is rated at 2500 Lumens and a 12'X9' projection screen (White non beaded) and project to fill the screen. In order to get the Munki to read the screen we had to move the projector closer to the screen and the projected image was 6' across before it was bright enough to start to take measurements. Turning up the brightness setting of the projector made the image brighter but not enough so we set it back to it's default. After going through that we thought we had it made, the Munki went through all the color patches (around 90 of them) and gave us a profile. It looked terrible, bad colors (Blue=Magenta) and low contrast.
After thinking about it for a few minutes I started to wonder if somehow the laptop's (PC) current monitor profile (which I had created previously with the Munki) was interfering with the process. I went into the display settings and changed the default profile to sRGB, restarted the laptop and profiled it again (Still had to keep the display size at 6' for it to measure though) , this time the profile looked quite good. We moved the projector back to it's regular distance and bumped up the brightness setting a few points to compensate for some of the light loss from the greater distance,ran through some images and are satisfied with the results. We'll know for sure after our monthly evaluation night next week.
In conclusion It looks like X-Rite has some problems to resolve, first either the Munki doesn't have enough sensitivity for this job or there is a software problem with reading the levels (I suppose there is a slight chance that the voltage drop was too great through the extended USB cables or that the laptop wasn't putting out sufficient power on the USB bus).
The rest of the problem appears to be with the software not writing to the video card correctly.
After we were finished I noticed a profile called XRite_LinearProfile had been created in the process. I'm assuming this should have been loaded into the video card's Look Up Table before the measuring routine was started but never was. I just compared the linear profile to sRGB on my laptop when I got home and they look about the same. Next time we profile the Projector I'll load the Linear profile into the LUT before starting (unless X-Rite resolves the issue first).
I hope my experience helps anyone else planning to Munki around with their projector.
Last Edit: February 05, 2009, 03:26:03 AM by sposch
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April 25, 2009, 02:52:34 AM »
Calibrating projectors is something that is different from calibrating a monitor.
First off you have much less output when measuring towards the screen.
I'm an ISF tech and use a totally different setup for my PC/MAC colormanagment and calibrating TVs and projectors.
Best bet for projectors is the Gretag Eye one beamer which is a spectrum radio meter that measures of the screen.
REMEMBER however that you have to do grayscale only and CMS only.
When you try to make a profile the output will be horrible.
Projectors nowadays should be calibrated to a as flat as possible grayscale (dE below 3 or 5).
Use a gamma of 2.3 for the REC709 colorspace (HDTV) and 2.2 for REC601 (SD)
Than for the colorspace get software like colorfacts that allow you to see the colorspaces, choose the HDTV colorspace and calibrate the projector to fit the colorspace.
Some projectors will allow this with the so called CMS system (also some TV sets have this option).
Use saturation to adjust the triangle to fit the target.
Do a colordecoder check (this can be done with a filter set which is delivered with many calibration DVDs/BDs) and adjust the colordecoder with the CMS brightness settings.
Now start at the beginning and check and readjust everything again.
In a nutshell that's a calibration for a projection system.
Spyders and the eyeone monitor are way to inaccurate for projection systems.
It's not cheap but you will benefit from it in a BIG way.
Otherwise hire an ISF tech (I do the calibrations in the Netherlands).
They are not cheap but it's worth the money.
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