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Why our telephone don't workJan 11, 2008
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Why our telephone don't workJan 11, 2008
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MineThis actually looks like a mine reused as a buoy! It was located east of Stallarholmen, SwedenAug 16, 2007
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Tilted boatFound this boat while on a kayak holiday with a friend. Its location was close to Stallarholmen, Sweden.Aug 16, 2007
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GlobenGloben in Stockholm as seen from the Årsta bridge (picture taken from a commuter train).May 08, 2007
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Swedish customs CBRN-vanAnother shot of one of the customs CBRN vans.
Their objective is to patrol the Swedish shoretline as well as making spot tests in our harbours. Besides that, they are able to assist at accidens and crimes involving hazardous materials. They always drive around with a very sensitive gamma spectrometer turned on, which not only detects radiation, it tells which source material it originated from as well. Additionally, they can detect emitted neutrons, making it possible to detect radioactive material even when the source is heavily shielded.Mar 04, 2007
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SegwaysTwo girls rolling around on segways in Stockholm.
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Failed repair of one hot pixelInstead of one hot pixel (what I got to begin with), they sent the camera back with a replacement CCD that had two hot pixels!
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800% crop of hot pixels after third try to get it repairedThis image contains cutouts of the red and blue hot pixel located here. These hot pixels are always visible in manual mode (at least when shutter speed higher then 1/15 and below 1/250, didn't try much higher). The hot pixels are also slightly visible in most automatic modes, especially when the cam uses an ISO higher then 100.
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