On Aug 11, 2009, at 13:46 , Boris Liberman wrote:
Have anyone of you taken their K10D, K20D or even K-7 up on the plane
and have anyone of you subjected your gear to g-forces up above?
The K-7 sensor is moveable, as you all know. At the "Viral Pentax
Tour" this noon in Seattle, one of the attendees shook the camera body
up and down, and side to side. I did the same. You could hear/feel the
sensor carrier smacking into it's stops.
So an interesting phenom may be that under 2+ Gs in any direction,
your image will be displaced a bit as the sensor is pulled off center.
This may not happen with the camera turned on, I did not try that.
Anybody?
Nope, didn't win it, but they invited me to drive to Portland for
tomorrow's presentation and try again, as apparently some of the San
José folks did at San Francisco. Or was that SF folks driving to SJ in
an attempt to pre-empt the SJ population! Haven't decided for sure,
but probably not, as it's almost 500 miles round trip, Seattle rush
hour both ways.
If it doesn’t excite you,
This thing that you see,
Why in the world,
Would it excite me?
—Jay Maisel
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