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Of particular interest to folks of the photographic persuasion is this article in the Washington Post about Kodak’s new digital filter technology.
According to the article, the new tech should increase light sensitivity by at least double that of current sensors.

The new technology makes CCD and CMOS image sensors more sensitive to light. That means sharp pictures, even in low-light environments.
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That translates to one or two photographic aperture stops, meaning photographers can expect better performance and reduced motion blur when taking pictures in low lighting.

I already want one.

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Well, not really lost. But I did find some old footage of a former co-worker by the name of Kevin Griffin taking me for a ride in his Maule a few years back. It was a nice flight from Renton to Ranger Creek, with a short stop at Crest to hook up with Will.

You will have to excuse the capture quality, it was an old camera.

Kevin Landing at crest in his Maule:
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Flying past Will in Kevin’s Maule. On the way to Ranger Creek.
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Checking the runway and wind conditions at rangers creek for landing.
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Landing at Ranger Creek
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