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Annie Haycock January 26th, 2008 04:20 PM

Hi Chris
 
I just noticed on your earlier thread about the 200m lanc extension - did you really mean 3.5mm stereo plugs? I thought all lancs were 2.5mm.

Chris Soucy January 26th, 2008 05:18 PM

Er...........
 
Did I say that? Must have been a senior moment/ typo/ the cat did it.


CS

PS. As for deleting posts, all you need to do is have a quick chat with the man upstairs.

PPS. Interesting about the bats, shall have to do some more investigating. Wonder if they're mostly North Island?

Annie Haycock January 26th, 2008 05:59 PM

The man upstairs must have seen the message because the post was deleted! Thanks man upstairs!

When I was in New Zealand, I was told probably the best places for bats were the old forests in the south west of South Island, and the easiest place to find them might be along the road to Milford Sound. However, later we read that bats were turning up in other places too, including North Island. People hadn't really looked for them much before. Even here in Britain we are finding the rarer bats in so many more places now that bat detectors have become more sophisticated and easy to use.

Tim Polster January 26th, 2008 11:02 PM

Thanks for your responses.

Don Palomaki January 27th, 2008 09:04 AM

Generally speaking the "nightshot" feature is based on sensing near IR.

An interesting article on it at: http://www.kaya-optics.com/devices/sony_nightshot.shtml

The sight also goes into great depth on the whole subject, and on modifying camcorders to allow better IR vision.


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