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Cameras and Partners, Gas and Math

jonoslack

Active member
The perfect number of cameras to have is, of course

N+1

Where N is the number you already have.

However this needs to be moderated by the companion formula, which also defines the perfect number of cameras to have. Which is:

P-1

Where P is the number of cameras which will prompt your Partner to kick you out of the house.

Happiness is where N+1 = P-1

have a grand weekend!
 

Bob

Administrator
Staff member
Would you say Jono, that as N approaches infinity P approaches 0 +p where p is that number of partners insensitive to N over some interval [a,b]?
-bob
 

raywest

Member
Surely it has to be N<(P-V) (where V is an undefined variable, possibly exponentially related to domestic chores, or other personal situations). If N+1= P-1 it leaves little safety margin, unless you like living dangerously. In most cases, as N approaches P, V will generally increase. The art is to keep dV small, but if you are really clever, you make V a negative value.

If N+1 = P-1 then N+2 = P so you've room for 1 more camera. :D

Best wishes,

Ray
 

jonoslack

Active member
Hi Gio
very happy thanks - my wife and I understand these equations perfectly; have done for years. For me P is a much bigger number than M. Although of course we didn't include the MF weighting factors!
 

monza

Active member
Anyone have the ideal lens formulas handy? I forgot to write them on my palm before the test :)
 

Godfrey

Well-known member
The perfect number of cameras to have is, of course
N+1
Where N is the number you already have.
However this needs to be moderated by the companion formula, which also defines the perfect number of cameras to have. Which is:
P-1
Where P is the number of cameras which will prompt your Partner to kick you out of the house.
Happiness is where N+1 = P-1

have a grand weekend!
I don't know what you've been imbibing but it's affecting you.
 
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