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Two years after the release of the first generation of NEX-5 hybrid cameras, Sony continues the saga of its interchangeable-lens compact consumer cameras. For this new opus, the manufacturer uses a compact camera design inherited directly from the NEX-5N.
This said, we see several ergonomical improvements, notably a new settings wheel that provides direct access to an array of customizable settings, and a high-quality, 921,000-point articulated screen that has more freedom of movement than its predecessor's. The main new feature of the NEX-5R, however, is its WiFi module that allows users to instantly share photos and videos on social networks or to send files to smartphones, tablettes, and PCs. Users can also download applications from the Sony online store. On the other hand, the camera still does not come equipped with an integrated flash.
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Announced at IFA 2012, Sony's NEX-5R (2938) is the third version of its very popular NEX-5 (1358) camera. This new model features a 16-megapixel APS-C EXMOR sensor composed of photosites that provide autofocusing by phase detection. Has Sony improved the image quality of its latest mid-range compact hybrid? Our tests reveal the answer.
Added by zakstev | April 02 , 2013
Re: Tests and reviews for the camera Sony NEX-5R
I think there is a mistake on this page. Although the first half is about the NEX-5R, the remainder of the page is dedicated to discussions about different cameras.
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Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
You mean the section with other cameras? It is made for you to read the review of close cameras.
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Added by pakmenu | December 28 , 2012
1/3Ev difference with NEX-5N?
Also in the review of the NEX-6
it is stated that the difference with 5N is 1/3Ev! that difference is only between 1018 and 1079 ISO score!
so maybe the 6 and 5N only differ 1/8th or so?


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Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
What is suggested is that Wallbridge was superstitious regarding Friday and that could have influenced his choice of weather and information limiting the days he could sail off. He was running in a tight schedule and needed to sail away to not miss commitments.
It is said that he never had set sail on Friday, following a long tradition regarding bad luck. Of course, if that is true or not and if it had played a part on this accident, it is impossible to know:
quote:"Why did a captain with decades of experience choose to rush to sea shorthanded and with a largely inexperienced crew at dusk on Oct. 25, after a long day of sailing and tours, as the powerful storm churned northward and gained strength?
A possible answer to "Why?" barely got mentioned during the proceedings...
Only Doug Faunt, 65, a quick-witted, veteran sailor who testified wearing a T-shirt carrying the date of the Bounty's demise, offered a glimpse into the simple question of "Why?": Walbridge's obeisance to an ancient superstition.
Walbridge, 63, never left port on Fridays, Faunt told..: The old superstition, spawned by the discomfort of setting sail on the day of Christ's crucifixion — Good Friday — could have played a fatal role for the Bounty...
Long bypassed by modern sailors as an illogical remnant of the past, the superstition apparently was part of Walbridge's makeup, part of the way of life aboard an 18th-century square-rigger. No matter that this Bounty was a Hollywood creation built in 1960....
The Thursday evening departure was a crucial factor, though. By Friday, the ship was far at sea with Sandy building to a huge presence. The Bounty pressed on, and by Saturday, it was clear the ship could not sail around the massive storm to the east. Instead, Walbridge ordered a desperate course adjustment that took the ship on a southwest tack, trying to reach the shelter of Cape Hatteras.
Had Walbridge waited until Friday to sail or waited until Saturday, assuming he was adamant about not setting sail on Friday, the power, breadth and imminent danger of the storm would have been far more obvious.
...So Bounty set sail Thursday evening..."
Also some light is shed about why he wanted to arrive to St. Petersburg, Fla, on a schedule:
quote"Walbridge was doing more than avoiding a Friday send-off....
Bounty's possible salvation lay in coming under the control of a nonprofit organization that could provide tax advantages and use the ship for fundraising by taking on paying passengers and other commercial enterprises. But it needed costly upgrading to meet Coast Guard standards to take on that new mission, and it needed to find an organization that wanted the aging ship....
The ship was scheduled to spend the winter at port in Galveston, Texas, but before that, it would spend a few days at the St. Petersburg, Fla., pier where it had been a familiar sight for years. The pier was about to be renovated, and Walbridge wanted a last visit there before heading to Texas.
As Bounty set sail from New London, plans were coming together, also, for using the ship as the focal point of a nonprofit based in Birmingham, Ala., dedicated to raising funds for and awareness of people with Down syndrome.
The Ashley DeRamus Foundation, along with Walbridge, was planning to give individuals with Down syndrome the chance to crew on a tall ship. It would be an educational opportunity for them to learn to sail and to develop independence, self-esteem and responsibility.
The foundation and Walbridge arranged to stage a special celebration in Tampa, Fla., once the ship arrived from New England. Families of Down syndrome adults and children planned to meet the ship; several individuals with Down syndrome would make the final leg of the trip to Galveston as volunteer crew members along with DeRamus.
It was all going to be filmed, narrated and become part of the foundation's marketing pitch.
Christian was buoyant. "Claudene had been told by the captain that she would be part of the winter crew, and she was just totally excited about that," Kannegiesser said. "She was going to be part of the public relations and marketing effort that would bring closer together the foundation and the Bounty."...
The day for the Tampa celebration was set Nov. 9. The trip from New London to Tampa by way of Key West is about 1,600 nautical miles. If the Bounty averaged 5 knots, it would take 13.3 full days of sailing to reach the Tampa-St. Petersburg area.
That meant that if the Bounty got in a full day of sailing on Friday, Oct. 26, and nonstop sailing night and day for the next 12.3 days, it would reach Tampa Bay about midnight Nov. 6. Had the Bounty waited for Sandy to pass, gone far enough east to avoid it, or not set sail until Saturday, reaching Tampa on time would have been virtually impossible.
So the rushed start the night of Oct. 25 was crucial: It avoided having to set sail on superstitious Friday; it gave the Bounty a sliver of a chance of avoiding Sandy and a cushion of a day or so. But there could be no breakdown, no prolonged stopover, no significant change in course.
"We don't want there to be any impression that Nov. 9 was a fixed date that couldn't be changed," Kannegiesser said. "It was clear that if there was a problem, we could accommodate that."
What was clear from the hearings in Portsmouth, though, was that Walbridge, if anything, was a man of his word, someone who could be counted on to make good on a plan. He ruled the ship, where it went and when. Was meeting the Florida timetable something he saw as a sign of dependability, as crucial to the vessel's future of gaining a new owner?"
Did superstition and the lure of a new role drive the Bounty to the bottom of the sea? - Richmond Times-Dispatch: News, Crime And Politics For The Richmond Metro Area
All this makes a twisted kind of sense. Not logical, but logic seems not to be strong on that ship and crew. it also explains why Claudine, even with doubts gambled to make the voyage. What was at stake to her was not only the voyage but a kind of permanent job in a thing that he really loved.
It seemed he had not had much luck in his live on the past and end up in not having luck in is end, being one of the two that died.
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Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Originally Posted by jameswilson29 View Post
Damning article ...
The crew didn't know much about the storm as they were busy with the ship according to testimony. If there was any rush on Wallbridge's part, it was because he knew that, as soon as he mentioned the storm, the crew would start finding out more details about it and have time to think about their individual decisions. If he had that meeting on Thursday, and waited till Friday to leave, he probably would not have had the crew to take the vessel to sea. That is what is damning. No superstition here, just criminal negligent hubris.
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
I knew it. She went down because there were bananas and red-heads aboard.
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Damning article in the Richmond Times Dispatch on this sorry tragedy, apparently due to superstition:
Did superstition and the lure of a new role drive the Bounty to the bottom of the sea? - Richmond Times-Dispatch: News, Crime And Politics For The Richmond Metro Area
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Thanks Chef. I didn't know anyone had actually confirmed that she went down.
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Originally Posted by smurphny View Post
I was surprised that they lost track of her so quickly because she was certainly floating in those last photos. It might be helpful if the CG tried to place transponders on hazards like this whenever possible. Maybe they had no opportunity to do so but the pictures seemed to be in fairly benign conditions. I would not like to run into that at night.
She sank in 12,000 ft
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Originally Posted by casey1999 View Post
I just did some rough calcs and they way I figure Bounty with just the floataion of the wood alone could float well over 100,000 lbs. I think they had 80,000 lbs lead and then engines, pump, and other equipment would add quite a bit more, but with some trapped air pockets it would be normal for the ship to float for quite a while before she sank, even if her hull was split open below water.
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Something I haven't heard mentioned, apologies if I missed it: Who comes out of the yard expecting the pumps not to be clogged, or to clog almost instantly thereafter? If any work at all was one in the engine room then you can expect trash, rags, butts, dirt, paint chips, stripped wire insulation, metal drillings, etc to be all over the place. All that crap will end up at the low point, where the bilge pump suction line will surely eat it.
In my experience, the first few days out of the yard can be the worst. That's the whole point of a shakedown cruise before you head off into the wild blue yonder. Even if the yard does everything right, there's just no way to dial things in until they are running under operational conditions. You always have to make adjustments, tweaks, and sometimes discover real, very serious, problems.
Of course, I have no idea what was worked on. All of these problems could have simply not been addressed at all and weren't part of the repair package.
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Originally Posted by Hartley18 View Post
Hang on there a sec.. stick to the facts:
To my mind he makes a good point. The many, many, pictures out there of the Bounty "sinking" show the decks awash but the vessel otherwise completely intact. If the frames or fasteners were in any way rotten or otherwise "faulty", having tons of water sloshing around inside the hull would have split the ship apart. This simply did not happen.
With no working bilge pumps, the end result is simply a matter of time...
Re: HMS Bounty in trouble...
Any wood boat that gets beat around a bit will open up. That's a given. A boat that is "tight" after being caulked is no indication of the hull's integrity, only that it does not leak much immediately. Rotted, oil-soaked, worm-eaten wood will not hold caulking for long. If the garboard is moving a lot because the whole hull is "soft", it will open up first, letting in a lot of water. Keels, made of oak are the first thing to get eaten by Toredo Worms. It just sounds like there was not enough pump capacity for the amount of leakage. Perhaps if they had a team of 50 sailors to man manual pumps around the clock, they may have avoided sinking but with a small crew, once the pumps went out, they were done.
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Fabulous. I hope someone I know moves soon!!ReplyDelete
Very cute and affordable also. Thanks for sharing:)ReplyDelete
These are fantastic! Love 'em...ReplyDelete
I love those. So many cute possibilities of things to write on them.ReplyDelete
Super cute and resourceful! Would make a great gift too!ReplyDelete
What a fabulous idea!!! I love it!ReplyDelete
Very Cute--I LOVE the ones we made too.
What a great project. I have to try this one. Thanks so much for linking up to my Swing into Spring party. Don't forget to stop back and grab a button and either add it to the end of your post or your sidebar. Thanks so much.ReplyDelete
oh I love these!! Im gonna have to save this idea for teacher gifts!!!
These are so awesome.. Such a great Idea!! Thanks for finding me so I could find you back.. Following!:) Hugs, AnneReplyDelete
This idea is really cute! I heart chalkboard and hadn't thought about spraying coasters...>I'm adding it to my to do list for sure.ReplyDelete
This is a great idea with tons of possibilites. You can personalize them for guests, kids can decorate them. Thanks for sharing with us.ReplyDelete
So pretty and fun - great idea! : )ReplyDelete
What a great idea! You could use them at a party and people could write their names on them so they don't forget which drink is theirs.ReplyDelete
great idea...I just happen to have a stack of tile and some leftover chalkboard paint - thanks for the inspiration!
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Oh, yay! Putting this in Evernote! Thanks!ReplyDelete
Shelley- These really would make great gifts! I've made them before using fabric, but the chalk paint idea is even easier! Thanks for the tip. Am visiting from the Picket Fence.
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I love these!! And your numbers are drawn perfectly! Thanks so much for commenting on my wood coasters because now I get to come check you out!! Definitely a new follower! Hope you get to visit again soon!ReplyDelete
These are simply adorable... just the most fun idea and my kids would have a blast leaving little scribbles & notes :) Creative cookie you are!ReplyDelete
Shelley! Yea! Thank you so much for sharing this. I LOVE the coasters I won from you and would love to make some to share. Brilliant!
What a great house warming gift. Thanks for sharing the tutorial. (visiting from Remodelaholic). I think we have a lot in commen as I too am a stay at home mom with a love for decorating. Check out www.timberandlace.blogspot.com.
STOP IT ALREADY!! These are SO great and such a clever idea!! How fun will it be for guests to write whatever they want (family-friendly of course!) on their own coaster!! Adding this to my growing list of reasons to buy chalkboard paint!ReplyDelete
Hi Shelley! Those are so cute and something that even I can do! LOL! We always love having you join us for Inspiration Friday and hope you have a wonderful weekend~
I luuuurve these! What a super idea! I'm going to be trying this for sure. I have regular, brush on chalk paint. I wonder if that will work?ReplyDelete
I have seen lots of chelk projects but this has to be one of my favorites! Thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
I love this! Awesome idea!ReplyDelete
This is such a brilliant project and something I would love to make...I cant wait! Thanks, darling and have a fantastic Easter weekend
Oh, I love this! With teacher presents approaching, you have given me a creative and fun idea! Thank you! I can see writing fun little posts on the coasters for holidays, birthdays, baby showers, etc. LOVE!
I shared this wonderful post on my Friday Favorites over at Calico and Cupcakes today. I have a featured button if you want it. Have a beautiful weekend!
This is such a great idea. Thanks!ReplyDelete
Now this is the most creative and fun project I have seen all week~ well done!
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These are darling~ what a great idea- thanks for sharing at FNF! :)ReplyDelete
Shelley, I love love love those!!! How cute are they! And I love how you wrapped them in twine with the chalk! Super cute!ReplyDelete
These are so cute! What a great idea for a gift.
oh my!! oh my!! these are gorgeous.. I love the idea!! I'm your new follower... Hoping you'll drop by at http://coloursdekor.blogspot.comReplyDelete
Cute ideas you have. I came over to visit after reading about your wonderful slipcover. I too have the slipcover bug and I can't wait to make more.ReplyDelete
I will be featuring this project at my party that opens tonight at 8pm EST. Please drop by and pick up your "I've been featured" button. Thanks.ReplyDelete
Love your "font" for the numbers. This is simple and affordable...LOVE!
Thanks for linking up to Creative Juice. Hope to see you back again this week!
So, I guess it is true that you can turn anything and everything into a chalkboard huh? Love love love this idea!!!ReplyDelete
Shelley, thank you so much again for stopping by and linking up to {nifty thrifty sunday}!
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So cute! I love chalkboard anything...I recently painted the top of my coffee table with chalkboard paint. I also made these cute chalkboard placemats: http://hipsterhostess.blogspot.com/2011/01/diy-chalkboard-placemats.htmlReplyDelete
These are so cute! Thanks for sharing them. I found you on the Creative Bloggers PartyReplyDelete
Yay! You came! Really appreciate you sharing this great post with us at the Creative Bloggers' Party & Hop.ReplyDelete
We're loving these so much that we had to put up a link on our site. We're thoroughly enjoying your blog, and look forward to visiting again soon!
Here's a link to our post--hope you like it!
i love this idea! i just hopped over from hyphen interiors because i want to make these for my son's teacher's end of the year gift. thanks so much for the idea and tutorial!
off to explre the rest of your blog! :)
How cute and fun! I am pinning this! Love it!ReplyDelete
I pinned this and featured it on my blog! Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
I just wanted to let you know I included this in my 2011 Ultimate DIY Gift Guide (101 Tutorials/Recipes) :) http://danimariedesigns.blogspot.com/2011/10/2011-ultimate-diy-gift-guide.htmlReplyDelete
These are so awesome! They would be great for a christmas gift! :)ReplyDelete
Love these!!:):) Teacher, friends, and family gifts!! Thank you!!:):)ReplyDelete
Wonderful idea!ReplyDelete
Nice post. I learn something more difficult on completely different blogs everyday. It is going to always be stimulating to learn content from different writers and follow a bit of something from their store.ReplyDelete
Nice post. I study one thing more challenging on different blogs everyday. It would at all times be stimulating to read content material from other writers and follow a bit something from their store.ReplyDelete
My apology for not knowing this, but how do you keep the writing from not running should your glasses sweat? Thanks!ReplyDelete
Added this to a blog post I wrote and cited you: http://longtermcarelink.wordpress.com/2013/11/18/easy-and-inexpensive-christmas-gifts/ Thank you for blogging some great crafts!ReplyDelete
Would it be okay if I share the link to this tutorial on my blog? :)
Of course, and thank you so much!Delete
Great tutorial!ReplyDelete
Such a great idea for entertaining. Love the DIY coasters! Thanks for sharing. Pinned & shared.ReplyDelete


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Selection Sunday is now less than a month away, and the bracket remains as fluid as ever. Nearly every bubble team lost at least once last week, and at this point you can pretty much draw names out of hat once you get to the last eight or 10 teams being discussed. Each one has something positive to offer, whether that be a marquee win or two or solid performances away from home. But they also all have blemishes whether it be a number of questionable losses or a weak schedule. Either way, it's shaping up to be an exciting home stretch. The projections below take into account all games played through Monday, Feb. 18. MIDWEST (INDIANAPOLIS) EAST (WASHINGTON, DC) Dayton – March 22nd/24th Lexington – March 21st/23rd 1) Indiana (23-3) 1) Miami, FL (21-3) 16) Mercer (18-9) 16) Norfolk St. (17-10)/Charleston So. 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Unfortunately, they followed up that critical victory by being blown out at Saint Louis. A poor non-conference strength of schedule doesn't do Charlotte any favors, and neither does a loss at George Washington. In all, 10 of Charlotte's 18 wins have come against teams outside of the Top 175. If the 49ers can knock off Temple at home on Sunday, they would have a good chance to win out. Iowa State Road woes continued for the Cyclones last week, as they lost in double overtime at Texas. ISU is now just 2-7 in true road games, including a brutal loss at Texas Tech. Much like Charlotte, strength of schedule is one reason for concern, with nine of Iowa State's 17 wins coming against sub-190 teams. Victories over Kansas State, Oklahoma, and fellow bubble contender Baylor were enough to keep them in the field for now, but the Cyclones would be well-served to win in Waco this week before a "revenge game" against Texas Tech on Saturday. Boise State On the one hand, I keep feeling as if I should drop Boise State out of the field, but on the other, no one is doing much to get in. Three of their four worst losses came without third-leading scorer Jeff Elorriaga, and the Broncos were a last-second shot away from winning at San Diego State. A November win at Creighton is looking worse with each week, but they have most of their toughest remaining games at home as Air Force, Colorado State, and San Diego State all visit down the stretch. Arizona State I'm not in love with the Sun Devils as a tournament team, but of the next few squads, they are the only team with a winning record away from home and a .500 or better record against the Top 50 and Top 100. Obviously losses to DePaul and Utah don't allow them much margin for error, but for now they are clinging to the last spot. ASU needs to take care of business at home against the Washington schools this week before finishing at UCLA, USC, and Arizona. First Five Out Baylor The good thing about Baylor is that the Bears have played a relatively tough schedule. Unfortunately, they have a 2-7 record against the Top 50 to show for it, and one of those was an early December win at Kentucky that doesn't look nearly as good now as it did at the time. Outside of a home victory over Oklahoma State, the Bears have not defeated anyone else I have in the field. Baylor's 3-5 record in true road games is reflective of a tough first part of the Big 12 schedule, which means the Bears will have chance to pick up resume-enhancing wins at home with Iowa State, Kansas State, and Kansas visiting Waco down the stretch. Maryland Saturday night's win over Duke was huge, and I'm still not quite sure how the Terps pulled it off despite committing 26 turnovers. That victory, coupled with a win over N.C. State, certainly helps their case, but Maryland is still just 6-6 in the ACC. The schedule was definitely front-loaded though, and the remaining slate features just two matchups against teams in the top half of the league. Still, the Terps are just 2-4 in true road games and play three of their next four away from home. Losing any of those games would be a huge blow to Maryland's chances, which are shaky as it is given a horrific non-conference schedule where their top RPI wins are Stony Brook, Northwestern, George Mason, and Morehead State. Virginia It's hard to look past the six sub-100 wins on Virginia's profile, and Jerry Palm gave some interesting historical context related to UVA's tournament hopes last week. The road win at Wisconsin looks great, but it can't offset a weak non-conference performance that featured losses to George Mason, Delaware, and Old Dominion or the fact that the Hoos are just 3-6 away from home. Beating Maryland certainly helps for bubble purposes, but the Cavaliers didn't perform well in the first leg of back-to-back road tests when they lost by double-digits at North Carolina on Saturday. Up next is a trip to Miami with a visit from Duke looming next Thursday. Virginia probably needs to go 5-1 down the stretch to solidify its case. Saint Mary's The good news for the Gaels is that they have a couple key home games this week against BYU and Creighton that could add at least a little meat to their profile. The bad news is that they got blown out at home by Gonzaga last week, and they are now 0-2 against the Top 50 this season with just three of their 21 wins coming over Top 100 teams. Just one of those came against a team I have in the field (Harvard), and sub-100 losses to Pacific and Georgia Tech certainly don't help either. The reality is that Saint Mary's has the look of a tournament-caliber team on the court, but their profile does little to back up that assertion. And a quick thought on Kentucky… By now it's obvious that I don't have the Wildcats in the field or even as one of the first four out. Even before the injury to Nerlens Noel, UK's case wasn't all that strong. Kentucky has zero Top 50 wins and essentially has just two victories over teams in the at-large conversation, one of which came at Ole Miss where Noel was dominant down the stretch and the other of which came in the first game of the season against Maryland. So even before the 30-point beating at Tennessee over the weekend, it was tough to make an argument the Wildcats should be in the field with their best defender and most important player out of commission. A one-game sample size certainly isn't much to go on sans Noel, so there is opportunity for the Wildcats to prove themselves without their freshman big man. They do get four of their last six at Rupp, including dates with Missouri and Florida, but road games at Arkansas and Georgia won't be easy. 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