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- noun astronomy A very large
burst (of X-rays etc)
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Examples
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That 10-frames-a-second mode requires a lot of light; indoors, these superburst-mode photos are sometimes too dim, and you can't adjust the aperture in this mode.
Combined feed generated from RSS2.com Daring Fireball 2010
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That 10-frames-a-second mode requires a lot of light; indoors, these superburst-mode photos are sometimes too dim, and you can't adjust the aperture in this mode.
Daring Fireball John Gruber 2010
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That 10-frames-a-second mode requires a lot of light; indoors, these superburst-mode photos are sometimes too dim, and you can't adjust the aperture in this mode.
Daring Fireball John Gruber 2010
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That 10-frames-a-second mode requires a lot of light; indoors, these superburst-mode photos are sometimes too dim, and you can't adjust the aperture in this mode.
Daring Fireball John Gruber 2010
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That 10-frames-a-second mode requires a lot of light; indoors, these superburst-mode photos are sometimes too dim, and you can't adjust the aperture in this mode.
Daring Fireball John Gruber 2010
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That 10-frames-a-second mode requires a lot of light; indoors, these superburst-mode photos are sometimes too dim, and you can't adjust the aperture in this mode.
feeds.diveintomark.org John Gruber 2010
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