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dem beats, on 16 Jun 2013 - 21:48, said:

I just read some photography text books, and then did follow up research online. A buddy gave me a few dozen on a thumb drive.

Optics and how they work never stop amazing me.

Some of these things I knew before taking a photograph and thinking about it. Then after taking a bunch of shots I "learned", a bunch of misconceptions because of my perspective in relation to the act of taking the picture. Now being objective again and learning about what and why things are happening my mind is blown.

I knew something logically, repetition lead to behavior, that lead to a belief that was completely illogical.

Goofy.

I just didn't learn. Basically I work for an optics company and understand them, but never bothered to apply anything. Had to have some targets that were worthwhile pushing the boundaries to care. Regrettably I find out afterwards what I didn't pay attention to, but it was a good lesson.

Missing the chance to record my wife's graduation other than a fee shots made me think really hard.

I thought your company did more with sound than optics.

Depends on if you are referring to the technique or the results. I normally stick to the latter.

What we manufacture though are optical tools. Whether they be Mach Zehnder Interferometers, Laser spectrometers, Video stroboscope, or White light interferometers. All require crafty optical techniques to minimize noise, increase SNR, and so on.

To put it in perspective. Laser pointers can be up to 5mW. Our Mach Zehnder is 1mW, but yet we can resolve femtometers of motion. Nutso.

We are in the optics region of Germany. Reason being, all the devices we manufacture are intrinsically simple (ie, you can build one in a 200 level Physics lab) but the implementation for industry requires optical sensitivity that is far from trivial.

I can accept that it's possible, but I cannot imagine how you measure a femtometer.

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Exactly why I stick to discussing the results normally.

:D

Your customers appreciate that. I find it all fascinating.

Missing the chance to record my wife's graduation other than a fee shots made me think really hard.

I thought your company did more with sound than optics.

 

 

I won't record the graduation simply because my ex was stupid :lol: 

One less event I guess :lol: 

Something moving even a VERY small amount one million times a second has a shitload of energy

That kind of stuff gets me so enthusiastic! Should have been an engineer.. or maybe they guy who the engineers send in when they need to talk to mortals.

Something moving even a VERY small amount one million times a second has a shitload of energy

 

Hummingbirds. Rather, they expend a shitload of energy.

I thought you were going to talk about your cock next

Though full of energy it doesn't vibrate much.

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