well - a CRT inside an electron hits the front of the
screen on the inside - excites the phosphorous which causes it to emit a photon.... but not on an LCD thats just a light behind there.
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Thu 20 Apr 2006, 0:47,
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the light is photons
all light is photons
(in a tv or a traditional monitor - those photons are created by electrons hitting the screen)
ons ons ons
on the subject of 'ons - I am off to bed!
Edit: and fuck me do you like your macro lens! What camera do you wield?
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Thu 20 Apr 2006, 0:52,
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(in a tv or a traditional monitor - those photons are created by electrons hitting the screen)
ons ons ons
on the subject of 'ons - I am off to bed!
Edit: and fuck me do you like your macro lens! What camera do you wield?
That was my point
:)
the monitor is emitting photons, not electrons
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Thu 20 Apr 2006, 0:53,
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the monitor is emitting photons, not electrons
well - inside is a gun emitting electrons
outside is a screen emitting photons, as a result of that.
ba-hoops
Edit: ooh and what I did say in that there edit *points back one*
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Thu 20 Apr 2006, 0:55,
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ba-hoops
Edit: ooh and what I did say in that there edit *points back one*
I understand!
woop.
yay- I had no previous knowledge of how screens worked. Ta
also, the 'macro' stuff's just the kit lens with a Canon 300D. Too cheap to get a real macro lens. One day, though... one day
*drools*
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Thu 20 Apr 2006, 0:58,
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yay- I had no previous knowledge of how screens worked. Ta
also, the 'macro' stuff's just the kit lens with a Canon 300D. Too cheap to get a real macro lens. One day, though... one day
*drools*