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Travel photography: ND vs VND
Hello all, for my upcoming backpacking trip im looking to get my gear ready. I have a sony a7 II and plan to only bring a Tamron 28-200mm lens. During my last trip i had some difficulties taking pictures during the day…
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1963 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray Split-Window Coupe
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Is this good for a beginner? Fujifilm X-T100 & 15-45mm lens
Hi, I'm looking to buy a general-purpose camera, preferably a Fuji due to its good SOOC colors. I've never had a DSLR or mirrorless before - only bridge cameras, point-and-shoots and crappy phones. Is this a good option…
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San Francisco Chinatown view into Financial district
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Car used in Star Trek (2009) - 1965 Chevrolet Corvette Sting Ray (C2)
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Rings [OC]

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Apparently I have taken it upon myself to knit another set of chainmail. This evening, I absolutely could not resist dropping this chunk (which at the moment is just about six inches across; this is just a subset of it) into my photo box. I find the proportion of rings at this wire gauge and diameter particularly pleasing for whatever reason.

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If you were actually going for historic accuracy, or planned to use it for armor then you would weld the rings. Generally people don't weld them since it takes a lot of time and effort. They are just bent closed.

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Historically it would be riveted not welded. Historical example

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Correct. Occasionally in my darker moments I've actually considered making a set with riveted rings. Every time I've ultimately come to my senses and concluded that I can't be bothered.

You'll notice that authentic mail usually uses rings that are flat in cross section, too, what with medieval Celts or whoever not having access to unlimited amounts of our modern machine made wire.

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I can feel the amount of time and effort on display in that photo.

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