I thought I was going to have to double-check the AFMA for all my lenses when I saw the subject, but I like your interpretation of sharpness, Neuro.
Good start, Bob. How big is that blade? Looks like it's sharp enough to cut your arm off, not just your hairs.
I'll try my luck with this prickly pear cactus from South Plaza island in the Galpagos.
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I didn't want to go with the route of a macro shot for this assignment so how about a jet cutting through the air?
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I'll build on the jet example and throw and arrow being shot through the air in here...
Adding another image to the cactus theme (thanks Andy)...
damn, 2 images in and my knife and cactus ideas are already taken (I have some good sharp chef
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Cut some cactus with one of your knives!
Yeah, I was thinking of that earlier today already. Certainly got enough to spare...
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Originally Posted by Andy Stringer
Andy, Its total length is 39 inches, exposed blade length is 27.5 inches and yes it would probably cut anything off of a human that you wanted to cut off---it probably already has
Bob
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I knew it was only time before we saw blood.....
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