As a photographer and a painter I often find myself explaining that photography is an art of exclusion... contrasted to painting, which is an art of inclusion.

Hey, Raphael! I suggested the moon thing and did some (slightly different) math! You're giving the credit to NASA for the suggestion?

I suggested that answer, not NASA

It's amazing to me that so many people don't realize that this ever happened:

Not technically the world's most expensive parking space, but THE MOON. We spent a lot of money to get some humans there. We even sent them with cars. Those cars are still parked up there. Even at a daily rate, I'm guessing those are still some pretty pricey parking spots (adjusted for inflation). The entire Apollo…

Wouldn't the air density have some kind of an impact in the other direction? At sea level, the air is dense and objects (that aren't permeable by air) are buoyed somewhat by it. If the air is thinner at altitude (weighing less per cubit unit), there is less buoying effect since the solid object hasn't changed volume…

If you're going the speed limit... yikes!

LOL. I have a Yashica Electro 35G.

I do miss the Split prism focusing screen. My ME Super is still the best camera I've ever owned (I've owned 3 ME Super bodies... down to one at the moment). Even my Pentax Auto 110 has a split prism focus. BRING IT BACK, PENTAX! Also, give us a full frame sensor option!

I use cheap vintage '70s and '80s Pentax lenses on my K100D super. They are excellent quality prime lenses you can get for under $100 most of the time. But you have to shoot full-manual with them. Which I don't mind... I know how to use my camera.

They might be... but they also have two days to get to Austin. In supercars.

Something tells me that the timing of the Top Gear filming isn't a coincidence. My bet is that you'll see Hammond, James, and Jezza swing by on one of the next 3 days.

Bluetooth (if it doesn't come standard).

MotoGP 2008 Laguna Seca was always my favorite. Stoner and Rossi duking it out and shoving each other around for the entire race. You've never seen such close racing for so long.

Thanks, very much appreciated!

I was actually hoping for some pics of the antenna and maybe some details on the build. I'm very intrigued. Looks like you have a good design going.

Pics or GTFO

Why would they take credit for something that was "a mistake"?

Because there are current video standards that necessitate 24fps and it is much easier and natural-looking to just drop every other frame than to drop every 25th frame (once a second you skip a frame and the action barely-perceptibly jumps. That's the sort of thing that will give you a migraine. If they were starting…