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Jun 11, 2009 19:14 |  #1

Might be a repost but I thought this was pretty neat.

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Jun 12, 2009 07:36 |  #2

Oh well I thought it was pretty neat. I understood how it works but have never actually seen the element moving inside a lens.


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Jun 12, 2009 09:18 |  #3

That's pretty neat, I've often wondered myself what it looks like. I wonder if moves that much under normal conditions or whether is what operating at it's maximum to show what it does. It looks like jelly the way it wobbles!


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Jun 12, 2009 09:36 |  #4

wow. cool!


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Jun 12, 2009 09:47 |  #5

IS is not a myth. lolz


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Jun 12, 2009 09:59 |  #6

No wonder it goes out sometimes.


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Jun 12, 2009 11:39 |  #7

FlexiPack wrote in post #8096428 (external link)
That's pretty neat, I've often wondered myself what it looks like. I wonder if moves that much under normal conditions or whether is what operating at it's maximum to show what it does. It looks like jelly the way it wobbles!

I would guess this is maximum movement to show how it works. Then again some people have shakey hands.


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Jun 12, 2009 12:17 |  #8

OMG it moves a lot more than I thought!

Thanks for posting.


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