Maybe that was my problem. I was using my OM-2, no mirror lock-up. I took
the picture using the OM-2 with an 8 fisheye while in Texas. There was an
explosion of light, I felt like I was falling, falling and I suddenly found
myself sitting on the beach in Australia, holding an OM-4 with a 1000.
Unfortunately, my left leg also seems to be attached to my right ear, but
I'm learning to live with it.
Tom
>
>
> Dafe wrote:
> >
> > If one is approaching the speed of light, and one's mass is becoming
> > infinite, does not the Secondary Event Horizon preceed this and thus
make it
> > impossible for the light reflection to reach the film plane?
>
>
> Your error is assuming the light is reflected. I'm using an OM1 with the
> mirror up! (My fault for not mentioning this). I should mention that any
> other OM body with mirror pre-fire *could* work but the time-dilated
> delay between shutter release and exposure could be infinite.
>
>
> > ...If the object
> > reaches the speed of light before the camera ( which is perforce behind
the
> > object in this instance) does the object not become invisible?
> >
> > Would a Mirror help?
>
>
> A singularly good idea, Dave!
>
>
> Vaughan
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