My guess is that it is MTF (modulation transfer function.)
Phil
John Matturri wrote:
I got my SS4000 back from Polaroid servicing center a couple of days
ago. There was a notation that, among other things, an MFT adjustment
was made. Any idea of what that is?
I have to praise Polaroid for
I'm preparing to but a Nikon 990 digital camera and would like to not
make a mistake. Could anyone point me to a good site for objective
information?
Thanks,
Phil
Unless you have a fairly hefty UPS you may find that the laser printer presents a
larger instantaneous load than your UPS is happy with. Try it but don't be surprised
if you
have to remove it.
Phil
Alan Womack wrote:
There was some discussion a few months back that perhaps a UPS could help
It's accomplished through the use of a clever s/w algorithm which makes use
of a forth channel in the IR. The best place to look for details is on the
ICE developer's web site, www.asf.com.
Phil
Daryl G. Jurbala wrote:
Now I'm confused (not hard to do). Please explain to me "where" ICE
I'm looking for a way to place images on a CD ROM along with whatever
else would be needed so that any person I send the CD ROM to could view
these images (photo album) without having to load any application
software on their machine other than standard Windows components.
Does such a thing
All of this is excellent advice, but if time permits also using a short
(2 second) timer gives me the best the best tripod like results.
Phil
Dave King wrote:
A briefly as possible:
1) place your feet shoulder width apart. (And if possible brace
your
torso against an immovable object.)
2) hold
