It's a scratch. The other one going the other direction is a crack. These low contrast ones are deadly. Like looking threw morning coffee with cream. Large tracks like that will be perfectly strait. That is not the case here.
The surface comes into focus at the same level, but the spidering channels at the bottom left come into focus in steps below the nanofoam gel (like it's going deeper).
Maybe it tough to see small, I just tried, but below the surface for once I see a perfectly in focus air sphere developing down at the bottom. Every other one I found was out of focus. Too bad it's right on the edge of the movie. Don't matter though I clicked first. Unless sombody beat me to it on a different movie. No not center, bottom of the movie.
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You did the same thing I did... you marked a blank movie just to be the first to mark ! (just kidding)
You mean right in the center don't you? Bottom right of center? I will withhold my judgement until later.
it could be on the surface, BUT it shows some depth AND the surface is sloped there anyway (very top never comes to focus...or I'm blind ).
but now as I think of it....this would be really extremely low angle...maybe something from the probe itself
That is a interesting one. I would have marked it also cause you can't tell right now what it is. You need more of the top view to figure it out. We don't have that info so gets my vote as in needs a second closer look.
Howie:
There is only one spot on the bottom left, did I give directions? Anyway the thing is we keep clicking on calibration movies of a fake track,well are real one that has been obliterated by jpg compression but the thing is I just though what would it actually look like if you could see it for real. A perfect bubble in focus under the surface. That thing I found is that object but you can only see half of it. Again now we need the bottom movie to confirm it. It's the only in focus under surface bubble I've seen so far in 30,000 movies I've viewed. Viewed large it fits the bill of a track. It's hard to see properly small.
Maybe it tough to see small, I just tried, but below the surface for once I see a perfectly in focus air sphere developing down at the bottom. Every other one I found was out of focus. Too bad it's right on the edge of the movie. Don't matter though I clicked first. Unless sombody beat me to it on a different movie. No not center, bottom of the movie.
Of the seven items I can see on that movie, 3 are Stooges, 2 are small points left of dead center /1 at right, and one large item above "100 Microns" that would be impossible to miss, so I will assume you are talking about the large item. It seems to come into focus about 1/2 way down in the bars and then goes out of focus as you continue to focus down- if the item stays in focus for you, maybe you are experiencing the problem described here- but according to the experts and the training, a track will not be visible above the surface at any time and there will be very little indication of entry at the surface of the nanofoam gel.
You're missing it, there is a spot on the surface near the bottom. I'm not talking about the spot. It's the glass bubble under the surface under that spot. The spot could be where it hit. Can't tell you need the bottom movie. It's hard to see small cause I tried. There is a perfect in focus bubble that forms under that spot (it's a big bubble )as you go down into the glass. Whatever hit here should be on the bottom movie. You are looking at the side of a track About less than half is visible.
Just a extra note. That darkish ring you see in calibration movies will not exist on these movies if they don't increase the contrast. it will be clearish soap bubble looking. We can on some movies see the transparency of the glass. There will be nothing to make it dark. It will be just like a soap bubble.
Look at how high they had the contrast where they got the track from and look at these movies. The originals are almost black and white. These are grayish. You will not get a black ring or dark ring around a hit mark on these movies. The calibration tracks are darker that any other dark object on the movie, that will not happen. Hence find the in focus soap bubble below the surface. I found one. Too bad you can't see the entire object.
Mmm started having my doubts so I copied that movie and zoomed in on that spot 1200 X, There is something there. There is a bubble there. It's the only bubble I've seen so far.
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fjgiie wrote:
Humm... after further review. This focus movie is very close to being bad focus. I cannot see anything below the surface.
Mighty Pete wrote:
Rojer:
It's a scratch. The other one going the other direction is a crack. These low contrast ones are deadly. Like looking threw morning coffee with cream. Large tracks like that will be perfectly strait. That is not the case here.
Hello everybody, I'm new on this forum...
After more than 3500 real movies viewed, I've found something I haven't seen before. http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/ ... d=354795V1 (in white near, to the center)
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1 click I am very excited, maybe stupidly ?