Sony Elminates All Noise from DSLR's

[CraigF]

Interesting theory and Nikon have seemingly signed up for it to be used in VR111.

http://yourphotoarchive.com/sony.htm

 

[Dave Scanlon]

BLACK HOLES !!

it's not 1st April yet !! :bonk::bonk::bonk:

 

[pxl8]

Sounds great, reckon it'll weigh quite a bit tho...

 

[PsiFox]

Sounds great, reckon it'll weigh quite a bit tho...

Not necessarily, if the black holes can form a stable wormhole then the matter/mass of any dust or object sucked in would be thrown out somewhere else.

 

[Chuckurbarla]

Not necessarily, if the black holes can form a stable wormhole then the matter/mass of any dust or object sucked in would be thrown out somewhere else.

Great but will your photograph end up being printed out somwhere in a parallel universe? Or is this some sort of technology that will be used to send paparazzi pics straight to the publishing computers?

 

[photostar_1]

.....and the new Canon Yeii sounds awesome!

 

[dakid]

I've just read a review of the new D3 ... maybe it's not an April Fool's joke

 

[pxl8]

Not necessarily, if the black holes can form a stable wormhole then the matter/mass of any dust or object sucked in would be thrown out somewhere else.

What about the mass you'd need to create the black holes in the first place

 

[Ashers]

i knew aliens would find a new way of finding out information about our planet lmao

 

[PsiFox]

What about the mass you'd need to create the black holes in the first place

Off the top of my head, weight is down to gravitational foce and is not always equal to mass. Therfore a minute black hole for dust might only have a weak pull and not therefore feel heavy although it's (collapsed) mass could be much more.

I could of course be talking out of my own. as I'm not a scientist.