iPhone 15 Pro ISO 80, 24 mm, f 1.78, 1/4310 s
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Yes, it is the same kind if stone and the same “sculptor”
I have used CircuitPython in some projects, especially with my children. Python was easier for them than C. For small projects (domestic sensor, remote control car,...) there is no difference in performance. For those use cases that are more demanding and squeeze the possibilities of the SoC to the maximum, obviously, it is not worth it. Taking this into account, I think it is an alternative for many DIY projects that are being done out there
You're right. It was taken a day before but it gave me an error when uploading the photo (it happens to me with some frequency in Lemmy lately) and it stayed in the pending queue
Celestron C90, Sony A7R2
I agree. It is more a curiosity thing than a real life project. But it helps to show the potential of this SoCs and it is a good practice for a lot of things.
It is a bad quality photo taken from a mobile. The circle that surrounds the moon is formed by the refraction of the moonlight when passing through ice crystals present in the atmosphere. At times surrounding the moon itself you can see a circular rainbow (they all are, but we see only half of the solar rainbow). This phenomenon is called a lunar halo.
My first photo with a telescope. It is not a incredible shoot but I am very proud of it.
Telescope: Celestron C90 Camera: Sony A7R Mk II (APS-C crop mode) Exposition: 1/10"
Fluent Python is another good book to learn Python. It is very clear and it has a lot of examples.
I introduce myself: I am Galician and citizen of the World. Proud father. I love science (specially astronomy), technology, nature and photography. I play padel and surf and whenever I can I escape with my camper van.
You're right. In fact, in the place there are many more eroded stones with shapes that recall strange and ancient beings (or parts of them). Although the pareidolia will have a lot of the blame 😅