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Journal of Philosophical Logic
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Higher-Order Sorites Paradox
- Elia ZardiniAffiliated withInstituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de MéxicoNorthern Institute of Philosophy, Department of Philosophy, School of Divinity, History and Philosophy, University of Aberdeen Email author
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The naive theory of vagueness holds that the vagueness of an expression consists in its failure to draw a sharp boundary between positive and negative cases. The naive theory is contrasted with the nowadays dominant approach to vagueness, holding that the vagueness of an expression consists in its presenting borderline cases of application. The two approaches are briefly compared in their respective explanations of a paramount phenomenon of vagueness: our ignorance of any sharp boundary between positive and negative cases. These explanations clearly do not provide any ground for choosing the dominant approach against the naive theory. The decisive advantage of the former over the latter is rather supposed to consist in its immunity to any form of sorites paradox. But another paramount phenomenon of vagueness is higher-order vagueness: the expressions (such as 'borderline' and 'definitely') introduced in order to express in the object language the vagueness of the object language are themselves vague. Two highly plausible claims about higher-order vagueness are articulated and defended: the existence of "definitely ω " positive and negative cases and the "radical" character of higher-order vagueness itself. Using very weak logical principles concerning vague expressions and the 'definitely'-operator, it is then shown that, in the presence of higher-order vagueness as just described, the dominant approach is subject to higher-order sorites paradoxes analogous to the original ones besetting the naive theory, and therefore that, against the communis opinio, it does not fare substantially better with respect to immunity to any form of sorites paradox.
KeywordsBorderline cases Higher-order vagueness Ignorance Sorites paradox Tolerance
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- Title
- Higher-Order Sorites Paradox
- Journal
Journal of Philosophical Logic
Volume 42, Issue 1 , pp 25-48
- Cover Date
- 2013-02
- 10.1007/s10992-011-9211-5
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- Higher-order vagueness
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- Tolerance
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- 1. Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Circuito Maestro Mario de la Cueva, Mexico City, 04510, Mexico
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Graduate Certificate of Information Systems
Course summary for local students
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March (Trimester 1), July (Trimester 2)
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- Credit for prior learning - general
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Course overview
Take your understanding of information systems and commerce to the next level with Deakin's Graduate Certificate of Information Systems.
Designed as an introductory course for professionals working in business and government, this course gives you a strong technical background in specific areas of eCommerce, eBusiness and supply chain management.
Whether you're a graduate of business, management, marketing, social policy or public administration, you can increase your employability with our Graduate Certificate of Information Systems.
Professional recognition
Completion of the Master of Information Systems grants eligibility for entry as a Professional member of the Australian Computer Society (ACS).
Fees and charges
Equivalent Full Time Student Load (EFTSL)
EFTSL is the standard annual full time load. Eight credit points is considered the standard full time load for one year of study. If you are studying a graduate certificate of 4 credit points, your total course EFTSL is 0.5.
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The current Federal Government has proposed a number of major reforms for the higher education sector (see the Higher Education and Research Reform Amendment Bill 2014), including fee deregulation in respect of domestic student fees. This legislation may be reintroduced to the parliament in the latter half of 2015 and if passed, will impact on the CSP and FFP course fees applicable in 2016.
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Course rules
To complete the Graduate Certificate of Information Systems, students must attain a total of 4 credit points of core units and one zero credit point academic induction unit.
Course structure
|Academic Induction for Postgraduate Information Systems (0cp)
|Business Requirements Analysis
|Enterprise Information Management
|Analytical Skills Foundations ^
|Analysing the Impact of Digital Business
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Course Learning Outcomes
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|Discipline specific knowledge and capabilities
|Demonstrate advanced knowledge needed to perform duties as a highly skilled information systems professional within an organisation or social setting.
|Effectively transmit models, frameworks and management theory to both specialists and non-specialists.
|Digital literacy
|Not explicitly addressed as a learning outcome in this award.
|Critical thinking
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|Problem solving
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|Not explicitly addressed as a learning outcome in this award.
|Not explicitly addressed as a learning outcome in this award.
|Global citizenship
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|Approved by Faculty Board October 2014.
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You can also refer to the Credit for Prior Learning System which outlines the credit that may be granted towards a Deakin University degree.
How to apply
Some courses are available in Trimester 2 and 3 2016. Check our Midyear entry and Trimester 3 pages to see if direct applications are open for this course.
Applications for Trimester 2 and Trimester 3 must be made directly to the University through the Applicant Portal. For information on the application process and closing dates, see the Apply web page. Please note that closing dates may vary for individual courses.
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Q. If my child is not reading or writing by the time they are in preschool, will they be able to attain high academic achievement?
A. In our nationwide effort to reinforce the future success of an educated workforce and nation, we tend to teach our young students too much, too fast, and we, in turn, miss the opportunity to provide them with a strong foundation of knowledge that's rich with tools and techniques, not just facts and statistics.
Some schools begin teaching literacy and numeracy on the student's first day, using a layered environment that affords students time to reflect on their lessons. Before students are introduced to sound and word recognition, teachers focus on reinforcing the child's love for language by immersing them in a classroom filled with storytelling, poems and foreign languages. Students first develop the foundations and building blocks that provide a basis for above average literacy, numeracy, and comprehension skills. When a child is ready to connect their ecosystem of knowledge, comprehension and their love of language, not only are they able to read, but they explode with proficiency and the desire to read and write.
"The English Language: listening, speaking, writing, reading, visually representing and viewing are all engaged in a Waldorf preschool — just in authentic experiences that arise out of focused play and invention, as well as part of the artistic work of the teacher," says Eastern Michigan University education professor and researcher Linda Williams.
Layered teaching methods used by some private schools are so effective public schools are beginning to adopt them.
"The importance of storytelling, of the natural rhythms of daily life, of the evolutionary changes in the child, of art as the necessary underpinning of learning, and of the aesthetic environment as a whole — all basic to Waldorf education for the past 70 years — are being 'discovered' and verified by researchers unconnected to the Waldorf movement," said Paul Bayers, a professor at Columbia Teachers' College
Said Barbara Warren, a fourth-grade teacher in Sacramento, Calif., two years after these type of methods were introduced in her class of mostly minority children, the number of students who could actually read at grade level rose from 45 to 85 percent.
"I didn't start by making them read more," she said in Schooling the Imagination. "I started telling stories, and getting them to recite poetry that they learned by listening, not by reading. They became incredible listeners."
She says many private school parents worry their children are behind public-school students in reading proficiency, but their concerns are calmed when by mid-elementary school their students routinely catch up and often even surpass their peers in reading proficiency.
David Elkind, a child psychologist at Tufts University, supports Warren's claim and said late readers typically become better at reading and other subjects than early readers in the long run anyway.
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Bacteria: It's not just for ground beef anymore
The next time you reach for that Big Gulp, you may want to reconsider. The Smithsonian's "Food & Think" blog reports on a new study by the International Journal of Food Microbiology that found coliform bacteria in nearly half of the soda samples they tested, and of those, most of them were antibiotic-resistant. Blech.
The scientists concluded that such soda fountains "may contribute to episodic gastric distress in the general population," or more serious consequences for immunocompromised people, revealing a need for better hygiene regulations and enforcement.
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Apt next to Plaka, balcony, WiFi
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Our apartment, known as EP1, features new marble bathroom, new marble kitchen, exquisite modern furniture, quality linens, free wireless internet, washing facilities, private balcony and a wonderful roof top garden all set in an historic Bauhaus building in the heart of old Athens.
We now have been operating for a few years and we have been featured in several Greek, Italian and Spanish magazines. We have been described as the 'newest trend in Athenian traveller accommodation'.
Our apartments are available for short term or long term rentals.
We are situated in the heart of old Athens in the area called Psirri. We are a few minutes walk from Monastiraki metro station, which offers direct access to the Athens international airport as well as direct access to Piraeus sea port. All of the major sites of Athens are only a short walk away.
You may also access various beaches by public transport. Kalamaki, Aghios Kosmas or Glyfada beach from 7-12 kilometres.
• We are happy to provide flexible check in and checkout times....so just let us know when you would like to arrive and depart and we will do our best to satisfy your requests. Please note that depending on availability check in will be by 3pm and check out is by 11am.
• Check in between the hours of 9pm and 7am.
Our staff work from 7am un¬til 9pm every day. So, if you are checking in between 9pm and 7am we have asked our reliable taxi drivers to check you in. This allows you to arrive at any time you like. You can check in at any time after 9 pm and before 7 am by simply booking your transport to the apartment via one of our trusted taxi drivers. They charge no extra to check you in. On arrival he will let you into the apartment and ask you what time you would like our permanent staff to take you on a tour of the area and to show you the apartment in detail.
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• Smoking is allowed only outside the apartment
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Yannis bize çok yardımcı oldu, harita üzerinde nereleri gezebileceğimizi işaretledi. Evden de genel olarak memnun kaldık.
Schönes Appartement in dem kreativen Stadtteil Psirri. Gute Ausstattung, alles sehr sauber. Etwas zum Wohlfühlen mit ausreichend Platz.
Beim nächsten Aufenthalt in Athen werden wir sicher wieder eine dieser Wohnungen buchen. Freundliche Mitarbeiter, problemlose Abwicklung und alles sauber und ok.
Ha sido una estancia maravillosa. Hemos estado 4 personas, matrimonio y dos hijos ya adultos. El apartamento esta muy bien ubicado para conocer Atenas a pie. Las camas, almohadas, toallas son de hotel de 5 estrellas. Costas fue muy amable y simpatico. Asi mismo el taxista que nos recogio y llevo al aeropuerto, puntual y profesional. Sin duda alguna repetiríamos
The apartment is centrally located.
It is well equipped, clean and quiet.
Modern furniture. The living room is really spacious.
It is better than an hotel.
Very nice apartment, clean and fully equiped with all the necessary things. The location is a privilege.
I strongly recommend it.
Great apartments and a terrific roof terrace.
The apartment is in very good conditions.
Position couldn't be better: only 5 minutes walk from metro Akropolis, 3 minutes walk to Acropolis Museum.
Furniture, decoration and servies are perfectly working (washing machine is a plus), Wi-fi is good.
Lia's treat at check-in was impeccable, the documentation provided very comprehensive and detailed . We'll sure recommend this accomodation in the future.
Very centrally located in a nice area and the handover of the apartment worked smoothly.
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nous aurions aimé vous rencontrer mais ce sera pour une autre fois car on ne peut être partout en australie, grèce ou ailleurs.
très sympathique accueil par vos collaborateurs/partenaires (taxi, explications à l'appartement...)
la proximité de tout dans un appartement très agréable nous a permis de savourer Athènes pour l'essentiel à pied pendant 4 jours (avec en complément un peu de métro/trolley/tramway très accessibles en 5 minutes)
nous n'avons pas entendu de voitures ce qui est génial en plein centre d'athènes mais les oiseaux et autres colombes autour des arbres (bananier et ficus géants) de la cour intérieure ce qui fut délicieux même à 5h du matin;
nous reviendrons sans hésiter.
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Oklahoma City Barons: Jordan Eberle proves small stature does not mean little numbers
Jordan Eberle always has been the little guy who compiles big stats.
When he was 9 years old, Eberle scored 216 goals in Hockey Regina's Tier 1 novice league. He was so proficient that a Boston youth team recruited the diminutive Canadian kid to play two tournaments every summer.
Eberle continued to compile off-the-chart stats. When he was 15, he led the Calgary Buffaloes to the Triple-A bantam Canadian national finals.
But the following year, eligible for the prestigious major junior draft, Eberle wasn't selected until the seventh round by the hometown Regina Pats.
"Back then, people selected you on how big you are," Eberle said. "(Barons teammate) Colten Teubert was the first overall pick that year. He was 6-foot-4. I was 5-foot-3. Everyone knew I could score and was a skilled player. But they didn't think I could do it at the next level."
Eberle, a 22-year-old right winger who is playing with the Oklahoma City Barons during the NHL lockout, took the Western Hockey League by storm.
Over the next four seasons Eberle led Regina in scoring. He compiled 310 points, including 155 goals.
Last week, the Pats retired Eberle's No. 7 jersey.
"Seeing your name raised to the rafters was pretty special," said Eberle, who is second in the AHL in scoring. "It's such an honor. That's the team I grew up watching as a kid, the team I wanted to play for."
It was a memorable night for the small kid with big skills who, four years after being overlooked in the WHL draft, was selected in the first round by the Edmonton Oilers.
"There always were doubts in scouts' minds whether I could play because of my size, but I just used that as motivation," said Eberle, now 5-11 and 184 pounds. "Plus, the game changed. I think I've paved the way for a lot of guys."
The game changed in 2004-05 when the NHL, in an attempt to increase scoring, started enforcing penalties to prevent "clutching and grabbing." Tighter rules benefitted smaller players like Eberle.
"It freed them up. They had more room," said Barons coach Todd Nelson. "They didn't have to worry about fighting through bodies. It helped smaller players play at a high level."
Highly skilled at age 3
Eberle's father, Darren, coached Jordan in youth leagues. He said his son's talent was apparent as early as age 3. As Jordan grew older his skills stood out.
"He did things that kind of left your mouth open," Darren said. "He could really skate. And his puck handling, it was like he had a string on it. He could literally dangle (the puck) inside out. He was always the top player in his age group."
It was the year Jordan scored 216 goals that he showcased his skills in a summer event in Regina. The Vancouver Vipers' coach attended the tournament. He invited Eberle to play with them in the Edmonton Brick Tournament, which featured some of the top teams in North America.
In the finals, Eberle had four points, including the game-winning overtime goal against a Toronto team led by Steven Stamkos. Kevin Lowe, now the Oilers' president of hockey operations, presented Eberle with the MVP trophy.
"We have pictures of all that, the MVP trophy being held up by this little guy," Darren said. "The rest is history."
The Boston Ice Men scouted the Brick event and invited Eberle to play for them. Summer tournaments turned into family vacations to Detroit, Toronto, Montreal and Boston the next two years.
By the time Eberle was 14, the family had moved to Calgary, Alberta, but Eberle moved back to Saskatchewan to attend Notre Dame boarding school, a famed private hockey institution that's produced numerous NHL players.
"It taught him about being on his own at a young age," said his mother, Lisa. "He had three roommates, but he had to grow up a little faster. They can get a little homesick. But it was good for him."
Size isn't everything
Despite Jordan's success during his formative years, his father Darren was unsure whether his undersized son was ready physically when the Pats selected him in the junior draft. After all, Jordan would be going against some defensemen who were a foot taller and weighed 70 more pounds.
"You hoped he would continue to develop and have fun with it," Darren said. "It wasn't like all along I said, 'Oh, my kid is going to someday be in the NHL.' He never was very big. But you could tell he had a special talent from Day 1.
"It was at Regina when he started to show he could play in a big man's game and carry his skills to that level."
An NHL All-Star last season, Jordan Eberle has developed into one of Team Canada's top players in international competition. He's led the Oilers in scoring his first two seasons. Last summer, he signed a six-year $40 million extension.
It all started with a four-year career in his hometown. His entire family attended last week's jersey retirement ceremony. In his speech, Jordan thanked his grandparents, Al and Lynn, who he lived with those four years playing for the Pats.
"Normally, the way it works is you don't get your jersey retired until you're a lot older," Eberle said. "If we do this 20 years down the road, maybe my grandparents aren't still with us. It was really special for them to be there to see it."
Regina is the oldest major-junior Canadian franchise. Eberle became the ninth Pats player to have his jersey retired.
"All of us, me, my wife and all our kids, were born and raised there in Regina," Darren said. "I saw a lot of the previous jerseys go up. It's always a special night. Obviously to have your own son's jersey go up, and to have all your family there, was an awesome feeling."
Quite a journey for a player scouts felt was too small.
"I never was touted as an NHL player because of my size," Jordan Eberle said. "As the years went on I showed I could play at every level and gained more confidence. Those four years in Regina were pretty incredible. It helped get me where I am today."


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Big Light with Small Gear by Anders Hansén
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Hey Steve,
I was thrilled to see Per Nicolaisen's post on using strobes, since I'd been thinking about sending you a piece about using speedlights in conjunction with small cameras to get big light, but couldn't really decide on how to include the basic knowledge needed. No need now!
If you are new to strobe lightning, Per did a wonderful job in summarizing the things you need to account for when setting your own light. I suggest you read it if you haven't already.
For those of you that got inspired by Per's post on using big a$$ expensive Profoto strobes, I'd like to show you that you really don't need to sell your precious Noctilux (nor use a car to haul the gear on location) to make a first venture into that photographic style.
(Now to get that specific look, you know Profoto quality light and gorgeous sunstars from a Canon 16-35 stopped down to ƒ/16 with minimal diffraction – sadly, you probably will… but let's stay happy here).
I enjoy shooting in full sun more than anything else. I love the look of a rich blue sky with white clouds, and the feeling it injects into my pictures. I love to be able to include as much sky in the picture as possible instead of cropping it out because it's washed out and overexposed. And I absolutely adore the 'pop' in color, contrast and rendering I get with hard crosslight between the sun and a flash.
Good news is, this can be done both cheap and lightweight – and the results will still pack a serious punch when you get it right.
Eyes in the sky, Panasonic LX3, 24mm equivalent, handheld Nikon SB-900 and a Lumiquest Softbox III camera left, ambient underexposed by at least two steps, ƒ/3.5, 1/1000s, pull-ISO 80
I'm a long time Nikon SLR user. I started out in the 90's using a Nikon FA, a Nikon SB-24 and a Nikkor 50mm f/1.2 AI-s prime (whose characteristic swirly out-of-focus rendering I still miss to this day, oh well…). For practical reasons I have since moved on to digital and mostly shoot with a D7000 today.
However, outdoors in harsh Sunny 16-conditions, I primarily shoot something completely different: an old beat-up Panasonic LX3 compact camera. Not because its smaller – but because it does one thing much better than the D7000. It syncs with flashes up to a 1/2000th of a second.
What does that mean? Well, it means that with a typical Sunny 16 exposure (1/100s, ƒ/16, ISO100) you will easily be able to shoot with battery-powered flashes at ƒ/5,6 and 1/800s with more than a full stop of shutter speed left to underexpose ambient.
You may or may not be familiar with power ratios of small flashes. For this piece I'll keep it really simple: at ƒ/5,6 and close quarters – battery-powered speedlights pretty much are portable nukes. You can easily use modifiers like umbrellas or softboxes and will be able to shoot the flash at quarter power for speedy recycle times.
Run and gun, LX3, 24mm, handheld bare SB-600 camera left, roughly 2/3 stops underexposed ambient, ƒ/4, 1/500s
I mentioned this wouldn't cost you an arm and a leg. In fact, you might already own the most expensive parts of the gear: the camera and speedlight.
If not, a speedlight with manual controls and an optical slave can be picked up for next to nothing compared to other photographic gear (like, say a major brand 24-70 ƒ/2.8 zoom). I recommend you find a flash that will do TTL with your camera. It's always nice to have that option. Many off brand flashes do. With that said, I tend to stick to Nikon speedlights for my uses, since I know their color temperature and behavior well.
As for flash triggers – I strongly suggest getting a TTL cord. I've done a lot of optical slave syncing, and it's simply not reliable enough outdoors in full sun. If you're lusting for radio triggers, don't cheap out. I did, and I'm not going to do it again. Lesson learned: if you don't want to spend big money on Pocket Wizards – use a cheap, reliable TTL cable instead!
Baywatch Kid, LX3, hard crosslight using a small SB-600 at camera left, ƒ/7.1, 1/1000s
How do you get this look? Easy: set your camera to manual, underexpose for a rich blue sky, and then bring your main subject up to the correct exposure by dialing in the flash. That's it.
I don't use flash meters. The LCD and histogram are my real world flash meters, that also shows white balance, contrast and rendering with the current light. Just pop a test shot. Then adjust. Simple when you get the hang of it. You can even start out in full TTL using exposure compensation and flash value compensation to achieve this.
So, what cameras can actually do this? First off, pretty much any camera can – but with typical mirrorless sync speeds in the 1/180s region you would need to work with a ND-filter on camera and bare flashes at full power. Use of umbrellas and soft boxes in full sun is more or less out of the question. Unless working really close and/or with double speedlight brackets.
The best affordable camera in the market for quality high-speed sync shots right now would be a Fujifilm X100. APS-C size chip combined with fast sync speed in a package that can easily be found used at a decent price. After all it's a camera many bought because of the hype, but found cumbersome to use and ditched it since it required you to think like a photographer instead of a machine gun shooter.
There are other cameras that will do this as well – and luckily, most of them can be found dirt cheap used.
When it comes to 'larger' chips, Nikon D40 (not D40x), D50, D70 and D70s are the most current DSLR:s using electronic shutters that will sync at any shutter speed (though they will artificially limit you to 1/500 when using TTL). The quality of light will largely compensate for the age of the chips. I'm predicting they will easily smoke my LX3 due to the larger chip size (I haven't gone this direction since I don't want to carry two DSLR's, one is more than enough, thank you…).
But the most common high speed-culprits are actually compact cameras. Sadly, most of them miss that vital hot shoe (you can still slave an external flash optically, if you really try), but as you know by now the Panasonic LX3 and LX5 will do it. I still haven't found out about the LX7 (since Panasonic decided to switched to a MOS type sensor, and the x-sync spec is missing everywhere, I don't have any high hopes). Many Canon G cameras, like the G9 will do it as well.
Now, I know there are plenty more dark horses to be found, but these are the ones I have solid first hand information about. Do you own a fast sync camera? Let others know in the comments below!
(Oh yeah – there's the major league as well: medium format beasts paired with leaf shutter lenses. Like Leica S, and Phase One 645 format if you're using the right backs. But then the noct will have to go. And probably a kidney as well. Oh, and you never cared to much for your grandmother anyway, now did you?)
Sadly, for almost every new camera announced nowadays – especially mirrorless – I'm usually put down by its sync speed.
The one exemption is the Sony RX1, that will fry every other 35mm sensor camera in this regard, but since Sony knows this as well – it's priced accordingly. I consider it out of my league. I'll pick it up used in a couple of years if nothing else has happened by then.
For the future, I can't help but put some faith in Fuji.
This is mainly because the X-mount lenses and cameras tick every box for me, except sync speed. And Fuji is an ambitious contender very much in control of their chips, and despite a great photographic tradition and legendary color – Fuji don't have a current pro segment to protect (I believe many portrait pros would happily consider ditching their single digit D's if the Canon 6D or Nikon D600 had at least 1/250s sync – and it's pretty evident Canon and Nikon thinks that too, hampering them to slower speeds).
One day, maybe Fuji or some other company will heed my call for a fast syncing mirrorless with interchangeable lenses. Until then, we'll have to make do with what we've got. Which – as I've hopefully shown you – isn't that bad, really.
(So… anyone fancy a kidney?)
Anders Hansén works full-time for Swedish national broadcaster SVT Sport as technical coordinator, director, craft video editor and, occasionally, photographer. If you can read Scandinavian, you'll find his (occasionally updated ;-) photography blog here.
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X100 – check!
SB-800 – check!
I'll just have to use the X100 internal flash to trigger the flash gun until I come around to order a sync cable.
This will be fun.
Anders, I`m am suprised that, in your ennumeration of cameras that sync faster then DSLR, your either talk about Tiny pocket cams or BIG boys like Hasselblad, Phase one and Leica S2. May I redirect you attention to Ricoh GXR system that sports two APS-C interchangable lens units 28mm and 50mm macro which go up to 1/3200 synch speed. You may even buy for it m-unit if you want to use LTM and M lenses (sync alas only up to 1/180 ).
Of course, as everybody knows, if you have pulsing HS strobe and your camera supports it, you can go with unlimited focal shutter speed ( 1/8000? ) but that`s another strobe game.I`ve even seen guys using HS strobes to trigger big Profoto studio units using it`s slaves.
Interesting. I've never looked too deep into the GXR system for various reasons. But you got to hand it to Ricoh – they do things their own way, that's for sure. :-)
I'm confused by your comment that the Panasonic does one thing better "it syncs with flashes up to 1/2000th of a second." The Nikon D7000 has auto FP that syncs with flashes up to 1/8000th of a second. I've used this feature up to 1/4000th on my D7000 with no problem. Have you experienced difficulties with auto FP sync?
I can't figure out why we don't have a mirrorless camera with leaf shutter lenses and an APS-C sensor with a great EVF.
It would be cheaper to manufacture, synch at crazy-fast speeds, and sell like hot cakes. Fuji-are you listening?
It`s called Ricoh GXR, buddy.
And it's not exactly selling like hotcakes. Or even cowpies.
Great Post Anders, but sorry to say that this is not my cup of tea. These pictures (though very well shot) look so unnatural. But hey, that's just me!
Great work!
Kind regards,
That`s because the strobed object is, to my eye 1stop overexposed.
The new Panasonic cameras – G5 and GH3 both have electronic shutters and should be able to achieve very high flash sync speeds. Panny is also releasing a enw lfash unit.
Your dream is reality!
Hey Ash,
Sadly, it seems like both G5 and GH3 are limited to 1/160s.
Just having an electronic shutter is not enough to guarantee fast x-sync. So far, I can't recall seing any other sensor type than CCD pulling fast sync off.
nice examples for punchy colors with underexposed against the sun pictures, for mirrorless with speedflash just have a look at Olympus wich have ALL speedflash and Infraredcommander integreated, i.e. PM1 sold now <300€.
Awesome post- thank you
Hey Anders,
great article, and nice shots too.
Dont know about other brands, but Canon's larger flashes has a High Speed mode. This makes it possible to use fast shutter speeds no matter what x-sync spefications your camera has.
I used to own the 5D mark II and a EX-580 Speedlite. With that setup i could shoot with 1/8000 and still get great results.
Greetings from Denmark.
Thanks Hans.
That's correct! You lose flash power for each stop you "overclock" your sync with this method, and it only works if the connection between camera and flash is full TTL. The newer PW's mentioned in my reply to David Hunter reportedly support this as well, I have no first hand experience with this so I cannot vouch for this personally.
But hey, it's a neat option, so go ahead and make the best use of it you can think of! :-)
Great article Anders, thank you for sharing. I am thrilled to see another article on lighting and speedlights in particular.
All my images are shot with added light – off camera speedlights on location and strobes in the studio. I think lighting (the quality, quantity, and direction of) is so important to the construction of a photograph. When I shoot with speedlights, I always work in manual. My thought process is on how much ambient light I want along with how much of my own light I would like to add to the photo. I love shooting directly into the sun, using the sun as a hairl light and lighting my model's face with my own light.
I have a Leica S on order along with the 120mm central shutter lens and one of the things that I'm most excited about is the flash sync being good to 1/1000 according to their tests ("real sync", as opposed to just "high sync" modes some cameras allow).
Great article, Anders. One unexpected bonus I found with my Canon G1X was that I could use fill-flash in full sunlight without a care in the world. That's even possible with the built in flash, of course, but it also has a hot shoe, which opens up lots of possibilities, as you described. And a decent sized sensor….
Anders, this has been my most favorite article on Steve Huff in a long time! Photographing with speedlights is crucial in the 21rst century and it doesn't have to be reserved for the multi-thousanad dollar professional set-ups. I own a Fuji X100 and Fuji's own TTL speedlight but I have yet to learn how to use it appropriately in outdoor light. Yes, I want to use it with a softbox too. Have you figured out a way to use a Pocket Wizard with a Fuji? I guess i can use the cord but I would love to be able to go wireless. Also, with speedlights in outdoor settings, how can be sure that your exposure is correct?
Thank for those kind words David!
I haven't looked into PW's with the X100. There is a slight chance you might able to get TTL with the MiniTT1/FlexTT5 for Canon. I suggest you start out testing a TTL cord for Canon, and then decide if it's worth the risk trying to go with PW's.
Dumb triggering will most certainly work, since only the center pin is needed for that.
I use Cactus V5's with the LX3 which looks kinda funny – but works. Kind of. Sketchy sync above 1/500. Hence my advice to rather invest in a dirt cheap and rock solid cable instead if high speed is going to be crucial for you.
Very nice post! :)
Although I feel the need to point out that "Scandinavian" is not a language – in Sweden, we speak Swedish (and often overestimate our knowledge of the English language) ;)
Tack Rasmus!
It was meant to be read: "Hey, if you happen to be from Greenland rather than Sweden – you're welcome to have a look as well", rather than an actual language ;-)
I live in Finland (next to sweden – how about some hockey, guys?) and if i hear or read swedish i understand almost nothing. Different languages in scandinavia have surprisingly different mythology.
Did i just say mythology??!
What a useful article on lighting and really nice pictures too. I love ideas on how to get better pictures.
Thank you!
Excellent images.
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TL;DR: RHOM tries to save stuff in Redis the same way you might.
Adding rhom functionality to a class:
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Caching can be applied on top of base mapper functionality by applying the rhom.cache mixin:
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I am curious to see who is the best candidate for the water assisted liposuction and on average how much fat can be removed compared to the traditional way.
Who is a Good Candidate for Body Jet Liposuction?
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Good Candidate for Body-Jet
The best candidates for Body-Jet or water-assisted liposuction are those who are close to their ideal weight with isolated areas of fat that they can't lose through diet or exercise. They are the same as for other types of liposuction. I will typically use Body-Jet for patients who are interested in fat transfer to another area of the body. I have been performing liposuction and body-contouring for many years, and feel that Body-Jet typically results in less bruising and quicker recovery than with traditional liposuction. Please seek out a board-certified plastic surgeon with extensive experience in body-contouring for optimal results. Good luck.
Candidate for body jet liposuction
If one is a candidate for liposuction, than any of the different equipment used to do liposuction could be employed by a surgeon depending on their preferences. Some prefer pure tumescent liposuction, others use power liposuction, while there is VASER, Laser-assisted liposuction including Smart Lipo and body jet. It is controversial whether one type provides better results than another. There may be some more tightening or smoothening that can occur of the skin overlying the liposuctioned area with laser-assisted Smart Lipo, as an example, but these studies need to be redone to see if the results can be duplicated.
Maximum safe fat removal with lipo does not depend on method
While I don't do the water jet technique for lipo, I do not believe the technique affects the limits of how much fat is safe to remove. All versions of liposuction use some version of a 'wet" technique, which minimizes blood loss. This is true for laser, VASER, power-assisted, and "traditional" techniques. About 15 years ago there were some serious complications being reported from removing too much fat, and it was determined that 5 liters was the limit. Since that guideline was adopted, it has become a safe procedure but we are starting to see adverse events again now because people are pushing the limits with newer techniques. I would suggest looking into more than one of the available techniques before deciding which way to go.
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What is Body Jet liposuction?
Body-Jet is a machine. It allows the surgeon to place the local anesthesia solution (water, hence the term water-assisted is also used) in a unique way. This method of placement of the fluid is more comfortable and yet, faster than the more traditional way of placing the fluid. I use the analogy of a soaker hose vs a power wash. The traditional way is like the soaker hose; it's done slowly, but paradoxically it is also more uncomfortable. With Body Jet the fluid is pulsed in under pressure, and it doesn't take as long to get the necessary amount in place. Patients that I've treated who have experienced both ways report that it's much more comfortable getting the fluid in place with the Body Jet.
The second unique aspect of the Body Jet machine is that the surgeon can continue to bathe the fat space with more local anesthesia simultaneously with the suctioning process. This means any sensitive spot is dealt with immediately.
Who is a Good Candidate for Body Jet Liposuction?
You question really should be who is a candidate for liposuction. If you are a candidate for liposuction, then your doctor will probably have a preference on which technique he would like to use.
In our practice we use the Body Jet as well as SmartLipo and other techniques. We use the Body Jet on all our patients who want fat transfer. The Body Jet with the Lipo Collector allows for fast, safe, and effective fat transfers.
BodyJet- Does it Make Any Difference to My Liposuction?
I have been using BodyJet Liposuction techniques since Feb 2010. The benefits are that the wetting solution is effectively distributed into the tissues. The total amount of fat to be removed does not depend on the device used, so it is irrelevant. If you are getting a small area treated (tummy, for example) under local anesthesia only, then the benefit from this device is that it numbs the tissues more effectively than the traditional technique. Because the fluid is dispersed more effectively, there is also less bruising evident, but in all other respects, the results are equal to expertly done traditional liposuction. The real benefit of this device is that it allows the surgeon to harvest excellent fat grafting material for ancillary procedures to be done at the same time.
Who is a good candidate for Body Jet Liposuction?
Body Jet Liposuction is based upon using a high pressure spray of anesthetic solution to dislodge the fatty tissue and assist in liposuction. Water assisted liposuction is almost atraumatic has much less discomfort, swelling and bruising that you would see with traditional liposuction. One major advantage of this technique is that the tumescent solution is delivered directly to the Liposuction site and provides excellent local anesthesia. Another advantage is that the solution is suctioned out simultaneously therefore the contours can be more easily appreciated. Immediately suctioning the tumescent solution decreases the possibility of lidocaine absorption as well.
Any patient who is a candidate for traditional liposuction is a candidate for Body Jet Liposuction. Body Jet is very effective in removing the maximum amount of fatty tissue from an area with the least amount of surgical trauma. Since it is a mechanical method there is no concern about excessive energy being imparted to the tissues as in the case with Vaser, or laser based technologies. Body Jet also leaves the vessels and nerves intact allowing for quicker healing.
If skin tightening is needed then Slim Lipo or Smart Lipo can be used during the same procedure
Best results from which type of liposuction.
Every year there is a "new and better" type of liposuction. This is what each company wishes the patients to think. The best results come from experienced liposuction doctors, no matter what machine is used. It is the surgeon doing the surgery thaat is important--not the machine!
I think Body Jet liposuction is a gimmick.
I don't know any reputable board certified plastic surgeon in New York City who uses this kind of liposuction. So you can draw your own conclusions. Avoid operations with trade marks or catchy names.
Liposuction candidates
The ideal candidate for liposuction is a person at or near their ideal body weight and have some fat pockets accumulated in areas they do not like.
The method of liposuction is the same. The most important part in getting a good result is chosing a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon with experience he/she can get the best results with any methods. The new companies as laser lipo, hydro, or water assisted are nothing but marketing tools.
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