how slr parser  work?
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Go watch old first season of Star Trec
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Try to use the software that came with your camera
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This one has a very interesting answer.\nI am going to try drawing some sketches here. Please bear with me...\n\nAssume that | represents a spoke that is rotating and is currently vertical.\nNext assume that after some time, it goes to position /\nExtending this logic, you see something like this in case of a complete rotation\n| -> / -> -- -> &#92; -> |\n\nNow assume that you take pictures of the whole thing at some interval such that this interval is 3 times slower than what I showed you.\nSo what you would see would be\n| -> &#92; -> -- -> / -> |\nBasically you need to follow 3 arrows and keep cycling around to get to the image.\n\nif you notice, my second case seems to be rotating in the opposite direction of what I had drawn earlier.\n\nThe wheel rotates at some speed. The film is essentially a sequence of still pictures cycled through at some other speed. This difference of speed creates this impression of backwards motion!\n\nHope, I explained it well enough for you!
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You can download the newest version of this program directly from the Canon website.  You can use the following link:\n\nhttp://consumer.usa.canon.com/ir/controller?act=SupportDetailAct&fcategoryid=230&modelid=7987
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anrlrall.jar is a jar file that comes with ANTLR tool.\n\nANTLR - ANother Tool for Language Recognition, is a language tool that provides a framework for constructing recognizers, compilers, and translators from grammatical descriptions containing Java, C#, C++, or Python actions. \n\nANTLR is a second generation parser generator. The first generation was PCCTS. ANTLR is implemented in Java, but will generate parsers in both Java and C++. \n\nMore info goto\nhttp://www.antlr.org/
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a regular camera lens focuses in light sensitive diodes, then the diodes changes electricity into digital elericity which is  0s and 1s which can be a file on a computer, and then those can focus on the computer into a folder
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Although it looks as if the picture on your screen is steady, each pixel is actually being updated one at a time in a scanning motion (the raster), so they actually "flash" in turn, in a sequence. The computer compares the timing of the "flash" of the pixel you're pointing the gun at to the timing of the raster, and works out which pixel it is from there
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Depending on the kind of lens - diverging or converging - it either concentrates light on a point (converging), or its sends light out as if it _came_ from a focal point on the other side.\n\nfor more information, look here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optics
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http://www.pictage.com/photodisplay/PHOTODISPLAY/search_events.xml?producer=photodisplay&xsl=/xsl/v3/list_events.xsl&studio=pictage&restricted_access=true&page=1&rows=50&JServSessionIdphotodisplay=8q1qsty3v1.JSA16\nHope this helped
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It depends on the camara, some need proprietary software, mine uses memory cards thatI can simply pop into my card reader and access them like a drive
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Scanner works quiet similar to the technology used by Photo Copier and Fax machines.\n\nThe Scanner Lamp scans the document/picture, it then sends the data to the computer.  Computer reads the data using the TWAIN (Scanner Driver) and it converts the information in to JPEG format or any other format as specified.\n\nFor Detailed information of How a scanner works click on the below link and it will give you better information.\n\nhttp://computer.howstuffworks.com/scanner2.htm
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I love the program Picasa2 . It's free from sites like downloads.com. It's very easy to use and has a lot of nice features including importing from your camera and making collages.
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If you do not have the general knowhow, it will be very complex.\n\nBut, it is possible to tell if a digital image was taken by the same camera, if the images were not modified.\n\nExchangeable Image File (Exif) information, which is what most digital cameras use when generating a JPG or JPEG image.  This Exif information often contains details about the camera, it's current settings and sometimes serial information.\n\nBecause of  very small irregularities in imaging-chips in digital cameras, every camera produces a unique pattern, that can be detected in shading and coloration.\n\nSo, it can be detected if the picture was taken by the same camera. I know know technology that can tell if the same person used the same camera twice.
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If you use moveable type there's a plugin:\nhttp://brandon.fuller.name/archives/hacks/mtphotogallery/
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Top-down parsing - A parser can start with the start symbol and try to transform it to the input. Intuitively, the parser starts from the largest elements and breaks them down into incrementally smaller parts. LL parsers are examples of top-down parsers. \n\nBottom-up parsing - A parser can start with the input and attempt to rewrite it to the start symbol. Intuitively, the parser attempts to locate the most basic elements, then the elements containing these, and so on. LR parsers are examples of bottom-up parsers\n\nExamples of parsers:\n\nTop-down parsers\nSome of the parsers that use top-down parsing include:\nRecursive descent parser \nLL parser \nPackrat parser \nUnger parser \n\nBottom-up parsers\nSome of the parsers that use bottom-up parsing include:\nprecedence parsing \nBC (bounded context) parsing \nLR parser \nSLR parser \nLALR parser \nCanonical LR parser \nGLR parser \nEarley parser \nCYK parser
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I don't know what kind do you have or what brand but they all pretty much works the same way. Have you read the manual yet? Maybe these sites can help you get started. They can be overwhelming but could be worth the information. \nhttp://www.canon.co.jp/Imaging/enjoydslr/\nhttp://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm\nhttp://www.tutorialfind.com/tutorials/computerhardware/digitalcameras/\nhttp://www.dcviews.com/tutors.htm\nhttp://www.photoxels.com/\nhttp://www.northcanton.sparcc.org/~technology/Tutorials/digitalcameras.html
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P E R L = Practical Extraction and Report Language