What is a macro probe?
Share. Venus Optics has announced a new probe-shaped macro lens that captures 2x life size images down a 40cm/15.7in barrel. The Laowa 24mm f/14 Macro Probe lens is designed to produce extreme macro on full frame bodies, and to reach subjects that are hard to approach with conventional macro lenses.
Is Laowa probe lens waterproof?
To bring you an even more exciting perspective and take your photos or video to the next level, we have made the front barrel of the Laowa probe waterproof. The waterproof design also implies that shooting in dusty environments or with fine powders is not going to be a problem anymore.
Is probe lens waterproof?
Macro probe lens isn’t exactly a new idea, and in fact, it’s a favorite tool amongst underwater photographers. Thankfully, the lens is waterproof up to said port, meaning you can still take extreme macro shots in shallow water — as is the case with my aquarium photos and videos.
Is a macro lens a zoom lens?
Your macro lens can also be used as a portrait lens. Macro lenses come in both zoom and prime varieties, but a prime is the better choice if you want 1:1 magnification. In general, macro zooms are not truly macro, although they can still offer high magnification ratios and extremely close focusing distances.
What is a snorkel lens?
The CineMagic Revolution Lens System is a snorkel lens system that allows panning of the objective lens while maintaining a level horizon. This innovation allows the objective lens of the snorkel to be panned while the horizon remains in the level or dutched position that you have chosen.
Which is an example of a macro in Roll20?
From Roll20 Wiki. Macros are user-defined shortcuts to commands you regularly want to repeat. For example, you can create a macro that shouts a battlecry then performs an attack that you frequently use. Instead of needing to type all of the commands over and over again as you play, you can just type one short command instead.
How to use roll templates with your macros?
Roll Templates – how you can use Roll Templates with your Macros Macros can be saved in their on section under the l Collections-tab. Unfortunately, whenever you open a macro stored there, Roll20 parses the macro and this causes HTML entities to be converted to the characters their represent. This breaks your carefully created macro.
Can a macro edit the stats in Roll20?
Normal macros can’t edit stats, only read them. To edit stats with a command, you need to use API in some form. You can use common Markdown to format you text, and to even create hyperlinks in text shown in the chat. If you hyperlink to to a i Compendium page, it will open up inside Roll20 when clicked.
Do you need HTML entities for Roll20 macros?
When creating some complicated/sophisticated macros, usually involving nesting, you will need to use HTML entities in parts of the code to trick the Roll20 system to make it behave like you want, or some advanced tricks won’t work. Here are some HTML entities that might be useful in advanced Roll20 macros (see List of HMTL Entities for full list):