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photoGrant
3y ago
As quickly as I was interested and have one device on trial -- have they destroyed all confidence once again and made me go back to the Frigate stack. Thanks, Ubiquiti. Always so close, but always so NSA stinky.
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3y ago
Again… the manual sensor clean action action does both. Granted I mean the manual ‘automatic’
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3y ago
A manual sensor clean in most cameras does this. If mirrorless, leave the cap on
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3y ago
digital cameras carried on planes in the early days had cosmic ray issues too. So they sent them by boat. Hell. The ones today do. This is a weird article though. A lot of cameras compensate for dead pixels and cosmic rays. It should also h
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You me both. I used to stumble over every other word wrong but still get them all out and make a point. Now I get caught even saying some words without the brain shutting down and failing and playing catch up. I want to believe it’s psychol
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3y ago
I like it mainly because this probably is limiting electric bikes more than restricting cars. It's a lil' difficult for cars to hit 50 /too often/ and I say this anecdotally but those bikes in a very 'bike friendly&
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3y ago
This video sums up pretty much what most people do every other night. Get lost on a curiosity, google a bit, and realise you were an idiot from the beginning. Nothing special. Cool to learn Madagascar and India split apart and what these vo
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3y ago
they thought they had the Hollywood lock. Then turns out Hollywood isn't worth shit these days and treats em' like some post house on deathrow either way. They bet too much, too hard, in all the wrong places. And tried lock-in and
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3y ago
At that budget? A basic nVidia Jetson Board, a fancy mono sensor of choice, a bunch of extra CSI lanes beyond reasonable scope and I'd prefer to enjoy/embrace a software first pipeline/workflow stack for the data akin to gnu-
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Just far too expensive. I'm the exact target audience for this thing, it's beyond scope financially. Create a barebones proof of concept kit, but this is a non-starter solution for 70% of the audience interested.
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DragonOS – A software defined radio Linux
(cemaxecuter.com)
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If 1Password are beginning to drop clickbait blog posts like this -- it tells me something.
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I want to say this is where the progress is being made currently. Not only having 'experts per domain' but 'experts per pairing'
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The multiverse visualisation was really cool! This whole tool feels like it's designed for a writer from the future. link for curious: https://generative.ink/meta/block-multiverse/
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3y ago
The DB is compatible with Darktable v4.0 and below only
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3y ago
Love that profits plunder progress.
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3y ago
Google, et al. Still do this!
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3y ago
The reality behind 'Magic' is always a 'Knowledge' issue ;-)
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3y ago
Think of production and rental companies like airlines. Some are the safest and well respected, some are a death trap. Most operate middle to right. A lot of salt has to be taken with a comment like that as it's more a legal response t
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3y ago
In every case bar working with infra sensors/aesthetics.
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Us industry professionals that use these tools beg to differ https://cml.news/g/cml-general/topic/89024886#10533
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Carry a UV meter and tell me they do their job!
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https://cml.news/g/cml-general/topic/89024886#10533 You'd be surprised what shortcuts budgets end up creating... Source: A decade+ on film/photography sets as DIT. p.s. Work on macro phantom stuff.
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Duh. These lights are frightening to work around sometimes. The UV alone you'll get a sunburn working inside a studio lit by them. The black-body radiation is the true heat coming from them
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Looks like those Android iMessage guys had some information ahead of time.
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3y ago
Hard to say! But be keen on using your eyes to view the world above all. Think of the camera as a way to realise what you visualise. Add me on instagram! https://instagram.com/grant.pal -- always open for more photography c
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Interesting reverse journalistic interview style marketing video lol. Problem is, even if data isn't 'stored' with them, it does seem to have to pass through their servers. That's enough of a no, for me.
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I thought the touchbar was a marketing attempt at making the customer pay for the integration of ARM into the Intel Mac (and then replacing)....
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"Did you know, for example, that content optimization on your device’s screen when switching between portrait and landscape video is a Nokia invention? And fast forwarding or rewinding a video by scrolling through it, while simultaneou
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3y ago
Liftin the London ting
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