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The version of the Lost Light sent off-course by the explosion at launch appeared over an unknown planet. The explosion of the rear thruster caused a tear in the hull through which forty Autobots were blown, so Rodimus ordered the Lost Light to be set down on the planet's surface so the lost Autobots could be recovered. How to Say Goodbye and Mean It While repairs and rescues were being carried out, the ship's crew were joined by the amnesiac Skids. Hangers On

When the comatose Ultra Magnus somehow departed the Lost Light aboard a shuttle, Rodimus had the Lost Light pursue him. The chase led them to an most unexpected destination: Cybertron's long-lost moon, Luna 1, where the crew became embroiled in the insane plans of Magnus's superior officer, the unhinged Chief Justice Tyrest, who had remotely summoned Magnus to him. Tyrest arrested the entire crew with the help of his army of Legislator robots, The Fecund Moon House of Ambus but the Lost Light was liberated when Tailgate shut down all the Legislators by repealing the code of law that controlled them. Eager to put the depressing detour behind them, the crew of the Lost Light soon departed from Luna 1, leaving behind Red Alert and Fortress Maximus to keep watch over the rogue moon. Stopping Tyrest's schemes had also resulted in the destruction of Rodimus's crucial Matrix-map, so the next plan was to find and join forces with Thunder Clash. This Calamitous Life The Sound of Breaking Glass An effort to get the Circle of Light survivors to join the quest did little except persuade them to go find Thunder Clash themselves. Little Victories Some time later, Rodimus's guilt over the Overlord incident got the better of him, and he came clean to the crew about his role in the fiasco. Invoking the Crisis Act, he had the ship's crew vote on his leadership. Though the majority favored him remaining in command, a large minority voted against him. Burning Bright

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Elsewhere, Getaway and Atomizer had been planning. With the help of Whirl, they had been trying to either get Megatron killed or thrown of the ship, and thanks to Getaway carefully working his magic over Tailgate, the little 'bot had been tricked into provoking Megatron, unaware Megatron's reaction would cost him his life. Thanks to some last minute second-thoughts from Whirl, though, Cyclonus became aware Tailgate's life was in danger. Cyclonus prevented Megatron from attacking Tailgate, but set off the already very twitchy security forces, who attacked him. This set off an unusual surge of energy from Tailgate, which washed the entire ship in a brilliant burst of light. The Lopsided Triangle The only immediately apparent side-effect of which was that it woke Thunderclash from his coma.

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A major complaint should be noted that selecting blocks can sometimes be extremely difficult when playing on a smartphone. There have been many times where I was trying to race against the clock and lost simply due to the fact that I had selected tiles that I did not intend on selecting. Lost Light had no problems playing on an iPad, but playing on an iPhone became frustrating during its advanced levels where I would end up frequently selecting tiles I did not want to use at all.

I watched a YouTube review that claimed no light loss in crop mode on A7RIV. Although, I would have expected an APS-C f/2.8 lens would be equivalent to f/4.2 on A7RIV in crop mode (i.e. E 16-55mm f/2.8 be equivalent to f/4.2).

If using an ASPC lens on a full frame camera than that is different. I think very people actually do this. There would be no light lost, just that the lens itself is not really a 2.8 lens when measured to the 35mm full frame format.

But at the same time we need a 1.5x longer focal lenght lens for the FF format than for the APS-C format. Any 1.5x longer focal lenght collects 2.25x more light for the same f/number. And so the light density will be similar.

A bigger spot at the same aperture will have more light. The total light in a full frame image is about 1 stop more than the total light in an APS-C image. When in crop mode you are losing 1 stop of total light. It makes no difference whether the lens is a full frame lens, or an APS-C lens, or even a medium format lens... what counts is the light that's hitting the portion of the sensor that is being used.

Cropping from FF to APSC reduces light capture by a factor of over 2. It has no effect on f-stop. The exposure (light per area) is constant. A 35/2 FE lens on an R4 cropped to APSC would produce the same image as a native E 35/2 lens on an APSC body.

Of course there is a loss of light when you crop, use crop mode or a TC - you are throwing the light away that (would) exposed the area you are discarding. Noise increases as it is more magnified after the crop (for same output size).

The total amount of light is less, since you're only using 44% of the sensor, so if the light distribution is uniform across the sensor, then you're getting 44% of the light. However, the light "density" (per area) is the same.

Given the same subject the light falling of the APS-C area of the sensor is the same anyway both in terms of light density and total light. The only difference is the size of the induvidual pixels (which affects resolution).

Lost Light is one of the Mystery Ylands found in the Temperate Climate region costing 40 Exploration Points. Once unlocked it can be visited any amount of times or reset to be able to replay it again (it will cost 40 points to unlock it each subsequent reset). It was added in Update 1.7: Marvelous Mysteries. The main objective of this Yland is to light up the towers crystal by reflecting the light coming from the fire on the North side of the yland off of several mirrors.

Approach the main yland with caution, there are many large rocks and smaller ylands scattered around which will be hard to spot in heavy fog. On the South-West side of the Yland is an area that can be used to climb up the mountain to the tower. The crystal at the top of the tower needs to be lit up somehow, the mirror on the building below is key to lighting the crystal and there are several of them around the map but they need a light source first. On the North-East side of the main yland is the first mirror that is already lit up by some fire blazing out of a crack in the mountain. Follow the beam of light to the next mirror.

This mirror is back on the main yland, on a cliff on the Southern side. The light beam from the previous mirror passes through an archway in the rock to reach it. There are ladders and platforms to use to get up to the mirror. First the seaweed, kelp and sea urchins must be cleared off of the mirror so that it can reflect the beam of light properly. Once everything has been removed from on and around it, move onto the next mirror. e24fc04721