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Vainqueur: Mexico’s Colima volcano erupting on Dec. 13, 2015. Aptly titled "The Power of Nature," photographer Sergio Tapiro Velasco
La galerie: travel.nationalgeographic.com/photographer-of-the-year-2017

Le Monde est beau, quand on a la chance et le temps de pouvoir le regarder =)

See the winners from National Geographic's travel photography contest


mnn.com

Si ça se passe/reste ... *facepalm*

Le brevet: patents.justia.com/patent/20170151715

Tout logiciel/appareil de photo serait "hors la Loi" si on photographie (scan) une impression 3D ici de Disney ????
Ça me rappelle le JDR Cyberpunk avec ses "logiciels" protégés Read-Once.

Extrait

In some embodiments, the new filament is fabricated to include an anti-scanner additive, with the fraction of such an additive varying to implement the filament such as in the range of 2 to 25 percent or more of the additive to a plastic filament (base or starting material for new filament).

The anti-scanner additive is chosen to either absorb a greater amount of light than the filament's base/starting material or to disruptively reflect a greater amount of light than the filament's base/starting material, as 3D objects having an outer layer or shell with such materials are difficult to accurately model using a 3D scanner (which relies on predictable reflection from surfaces of a 3D object to accurately model an object) and, hence, are more difficult to copy using a 3D printer.

Bref, si ça absorbe plus de lumière pour empêcher le scan ... à l'oeil nu elle risque aussi de devenir "gris - noire" ;)
Ou l'inverse, un effet miroir ?
Mouaip, pas sûr que ce truc puisse aboutir à quelque chose, mais fallait essayer hein ?!?!

Source:

Disney dépose un brevet pour protéger ses figurines contre l'impression 3D


tomsguide.fr

Les zimages sur le flickr de la NASA (Juno Perijove 06 preview).

bouletcorp.com

De bien belles photo et vidéo et une certaine envie de s'essayer à l'apesanteur ...