Posted on Nov 16, 2011 under Digital news and reports |
How do I convert the decimal number 73 into the following representations: sign and magnitude & 2’s complement. I have the answer Sign and magnitude is 000001001001 and 2’s complement is 000001001001 i just dont know how i get those, any help?
Those slides are similar to mine, which is the problem. I can read them but im not really understanding. I see how they are getting 8 numbers, but i need 12, how do i go from 8 to 12 bit numbers?
Posted on Nov 16, 2011 under Digital news and reports |
I’ve always been interested in digital art and 3D modeling, but never had the money to get an art tablet. Recently my uncle gave me a digital art tablet, but he didn’t have a cd or anything to go with it. It’s a Wacom Bamboo tablet. I’m not sure how old it is. The back says its a model CTH-460. I’d also like to know of any good digital art software, hopefully in the price range of free.
Posted on Nov 16, 2011 under Digital news and reports |
For Digital Imaging , I’m putting pictures together to make one picture. I have a picture of a candle lit, and i want to stick it behind something to make it looks as if it was lighting up. I was thinking a moon but i want some other cool ideas. Thanks!
Posted on Nov 16, 2011 under Digital news and reports |
i took 3 tests over the past few days and have got very faint positives i just really want to rule out the doubt and see it in WORDS! lol so do you think a digital like clear blue will detect the hormone is i have faint positives?
Posted on Nov 16, 2011 under Digital news and reports |
I photograph gemstones and want to know what is the most advanced digital microphotography system available to photograph these most challenging subjects for highest quality. I’m currently using a Nikon Coolpix camera attached to one of the oculars of a Leica microscope. Major drawbacks include great difficulty in critical focusing of tiny blemishes/nicks on stones because focusing is done on 1.5 inch grainy LCD screen on camera. Another drawback is unidirectional lighting coming from bolt on light source on microscope stage-I think I need 360 degree diffused lighting as otherwise some portions of stone are dark with current light setup. I have experimented with other light sources, like pipe type illuminators, but they are too strong and create hotspots in the stones. What is ideal light source–I think it must be diffused and 360 degree surrounding the stone. I’m looking for a dedicated system ideally where camera, scope and light system are made by same manufacturer.
Posted on Nov 16, 2011 under Digital news and reports |
I don’t want a bamboo tablet but something that I can look at without using the monitor. any help?
price range (85-200) of its 250 or 275 it’ll be fine but 200 is best