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Floor. However, we'll head for the other end of the floor once there, in order to reach a rotating dome and associated monocle. This time, we won't just be unlocking - something that's easy since the monocle's broken and only displays the right symbol - and linking the dome; but we'll also be using it to get to a new place: Prison Island, where we'll be making a small stop. To do so, we'll be heading to the central structure, and using the mechanism that's there to move the indicator to the Prison Island's corresponding glyph: . Unlike other Islands, you'll notice that this one's already connected. Still, don't forget to use it's mechanism to shoot a beam to the central platform before heading for the exit!Prison IslandThe first thing that'll happen once you reach Prison Island is that you'll unlock two achievements in one go: Life is taken; an Age is given: Arrive in Prison Island. He who numbers but does not name: Visit every island in the Age of Riven. We'll then take the ladder down from where the dome is and walk towards the big treestump that's in the middle of the island. However, and as soon as you notice an opening to your right, just before the stairs, we'll move towards the side. Afterwards, traverse the beach under the tree's roots, and you'll come upon a Totem. The Prison Island TotemThe Prison Island Totem is quite peculiar in that it's got an associated puzzle. Although its spinning piece can easily be solved using the Lens to reveal the glyph, which we already know stands for '1'...Finding its associated animal silhouette is more difficult than in previous instances, as you won't notice it anywhere. This is because the silhouette is not where we are, and hides instead on the side of another island - to find it, you'll need to approach a piece of root that's right next to a ladder, behind the totem, and which is marked with Moiety arrowheads.This'll reveal a telescope of sorts, which you should look into through its small lens - it's

Battleship Oasis Board GameBattleship Oasis Board Game is an offline battleship board web game available on the Chrome platform. In this game, two players take turns arranging five ships on their maps and then attempt to sink each other's ships by guessing their locations. The game continues until one player successfully sinks all of their opponent's ships.What sets Battleship Oasis apart from other battleship games is its unique feature of creating island blocks. Players can strategically place island blocks on their maps, preventing their opponent from placing ships in those areas. This adds an additional layer of strategy and makes the game more interesting.Another standout feature of Battleship Oasis is the use of a probability density map by the bot. This advanced algorithm helps the bot to determine the most probable locations of the opponent's ships, reducing the average number of turns required to win to just 17. Players can also turn on the density lens to gain insights into how the bot plays better under the hood.Overall, Battleship Oasis Board Game offers an engaging and strategic battleship experience with its unique island block feature and advanced bot algorithm. Whether you're a fan of the classic board game or looking for a new twist on battleship, this game is worth checking out.

On the top end - while having the Lens equipped to finally reveal the animal silhouette - remember to take a screenshot or make a note: Meeting Catherine and heading backHaving noted the silhouette, we'll now be taking the ladder by us to get on top of the roots, and from there, another to get next to the prison's terrace. It's there where we'll first meet Catherine, although since we won't be able to free her, she won't say much, simply resorting to say we shouldn't lose to Gehn:Having spoken to Catherine and found the animal silhouette, use the dome to head back to Survey Island - remember that its glyph is .Survey Island (2)Accessing the Hidden FloorBack in Survey Island, all that's left for us to do is access yet another hidden portion, which is necessary in order to get back to Jungle Island and solve everything we left to do there.To do so, simply head back to the maglev, board it, then use its controls to turn it around. However, get off after doing so, without returning to Boiler Island - it's not something that you might think possible, but it actually is, as you can see in the pictures below: Just cross the door that's to the left of the maglev afterwards, and you'll reach a room that's full of a reddish substance (lava?). Look to your left, and there'll be a lever, which once pulled will bring up a lift: Board the lift and press the button that's there to go down, something that should unlock an achievement: Below the surface: Access the hidden floor on Survey Island. Back to Jungle Island...Get off the lift once in the bottom floor and all there'll be left for you to do is follow a corridor. This'll have you come upon Gehn's scribe, who'll begin running away from you:Run after the scribe to the end of the corridor, where another maglev station is, and observe as he leaves to obtain yet another achievement: Giving chase: Witness Gehn's scribe escape on the maglev. From here, all that's left for you

8 Value: 9 Camera Used: Canon 5D Mk1 (13MP) Picture sample: 2500 x 1600 Pixel (Windows: right click for higher resolution) Senior Member Registered: March, 2011 Location: Prince Edward Island Posts: 194 1 user found this helpful Review Date: March 17, 2015 Recommended | Price: $100.00 | Rating: 9 Pros: Cost, Construction, Sharpness, tripod collar, F4 Cons: Manual , M42, Bought this off a forum member. SMC Super TAK 300 F4. Can't afford a new 300mm prime so...... Pros - $$$, did I mention $$$. Full Metal Construction, Very Sharp, Built in Hood, Leather Case, Cons - Fully Manual I agree with much of what has been said about this lens already. With modern software though the purple fringing issues are almost irrelevant. If you take your time with this lens then you will get very good results. This is a really nice looking and feeling lens. It forces you to slow down a little and thus think about what you are doing. This is a plus in my books. It looks awesome mounted on my K20D. There is no way I could justify spending $$$$$$$$$$$ on a new type version of this lens for my shooting needs. If you are on a budget and you don't mind manual mode or Av priority- you can't go wrong with this lens. Picture Update:Taken with the K20D, through my patio door to a feeder about 20' away. MINIMAL PP...no crop Site Supporter Registered: September, 2013 Location: Texas Posts: 503 5 users found this helpful Review Date: December 14, 2013 Recommended | Price: $100.00 | Rating: 8 Pros: Very sharp. Not too heavy considering vintage 4/300 Cons: High CA and SA Sharpness: 9 Aberrations: 4 Bokeh: 8 Handling: 7 Value: 7 Camera Used: Crop Sensor Digital (Updated Oct 2014) This is for the last S-M-C version. Example Gallery that shows good and bad attributes, including some good examples of what looks like lack of sharpness that is really a case of DOF being too shallow for the given subject. First the bad: Expect to see magenta and green in high contrast situations below

For Hurricane Island(Not instance), see ''see Hurricane Island''.Location[]The Hurricane Island Instance is located on Hurricane Island.Requirements[]To enter this instance character bare-hand level must be at least 91.Entrance requires a map which can be bought from Tom the NPC on Hurricane Island for 7.5 Million Silver.There is also an Elite map named Swamp Map (vim) which can be purchased by guilds who own cities. The Elite map gives a better drop rate and increases monsters' stats.Quests[]There is one 'daily' quest for this instance which can be taken from an NPC on the third floor of the instance.The quest is to collect 4 items from a boss on the third floor which are then exchanged for a permanent key to the fourth floor.This NPC also has a one-off quest to kill the boss on the fourth floor, the reward is 2 flawless diamonds.There is another one-off quest to be taken from an NPC on hurricane island. The quest is to kill the boss from the first floor of the instance. The reward is a level 2 Kiss Of The Holy Gun skill manual.Drops[]Items that drop in the instance include:Pure Steel, Handle, Steel Plate, Steel ThreadBlood Stone, Amethyst Stone, Holy Spirit Stone, Flame StoneWindstorm Stone, Huge Power Stone, Blaze StoneLevel 2 Rage Of God skill manual, Level 2 Sword Dance skill manualPhase 3 Promotion ChestLevel 10 Noble Jewellery, Rwan's Amulet, Lens' Eye, Inhumanity RingHigh Class Chine, Perfect HideIron Hammer, Special-made PoisonDrilled socket items for sea battle equipment (All types)Armour and Hat Drawings for Scale and Phoenix seriesWeapon Drawings for Bone seriesAlchemy Drawings for Special Potion seriesFrom third floor onwards:Agate, Red Diamond, Blue Diamond, Diamond, Black Diamond (All types)Cannon Fight Jewellery (All types) - The main source of income from the instance, each sells at 5 Million silver to any NPC shop.Fourth floor boss only:Dante's Treasure Chest - Can give 200 of any map piece, 10 Million silver, Refining Crystals, Treasure Equipment for Pre-Profession equipment seriesFifth floor boss only:Holy Judgment Ore, Sea Spirit Ore, Sea Witch OreIn chests only:Argentwood, Liquidambar Formosana, Firebug Stone, Amethyst, Musa Cloth, Poacynum ClothIn sixth floor chests only:Level 11-12 Cold

#1 I love using wide and fast lenses. I have a Panasonic 7-14mm lens and love it. I just wish it was a F2 at the wide end or something. I also have a 12mm F1.4 and wish it was wider sometimes. A while back I learned about the Olympus 8mm F1.8. I learned it defishes! I just have a question regarding the lens:When looking through live view or screen does it give you the defished view for pictures and videos?Do you think it could replace the 7-14mm and 12mm f1.4? I mostly stay at 7mm on the 7-14mm lens.Thank you! #2 Hi, I've got both the 8mm and the 7-14mm. If you have the e-m5 mk iii, the e-m1 mkii, iii or x, it can give you the defished view in the evf or the screen, otherwise not. You can set it to defish at different levels as described here 8mm fisheye correction - creative island photography The mid (no 2) corresponds to about 7mm, number 3 is more narrow, not sure its exactly like 12, think it's a little wider. Its a very sharp lens IMO even at f1.8 but when defished, a rectilinear lens like the 7-14 gets sharper towards the edges. But the 8mm is more compact and it's fun and creative to use even for rectilinear purposes. You can also avoid the very fishy looks by composing the images with that in mind, as having the horizon in the middle, keeping the camera straight both horizontally and vertically etc. #3 That's so cool! Which one do you use the most? I was thinking of selling maybe the 7-14mm in order to buy the 8mm. So in video it's also defished? I have the E-M1 Mark III. #4 The only down sides I find for the 8mm and the defishing is that I can't use some special functions while defishing is on like Pro-L or live composite.I like the softer edges as when I'm defishing in camera I'm not shooting for edge to edge sharpness but rather composition. It is also handy that the RAW isn't defished so you can work it later if you don't like how the jpg turned out.I haven't tried it for video. #5 Which one do you use the most? I use them about equally much, the 7-14 when rectilinearity is more critical, for example architecture. For nature and night shots, I often opt for the 8mm. Hope you'll get it, it's a joy to use it! RAH Mu-43 Hall of Famer #6 @memzinla , there are several threads on this forum about the 8mm FE lens. I talked about my experience with it starting here: do not know about video