The most scary thing that happens is the rush of trying to get to your base before your oxygen runs out, and that is entirely self-inflicted. Other than that, the game is pretty chill.
I work in a French TV studio, here many studios are using interlaced signals. Tbh I think pretty much everyone does but I did not see each of the big ones.
U1/U2 can be used as an extra ME outputs, you can even have transitions between them. For example, each ME card has 4 outputs, you may setup them as PGM, U1, U2, PVW - that way you'll have two independent PGM/PVW. Also, utility buses can be used in Bus Linking, or as a custom-designed wipe source.
Because they can be used not only for that purpose :) And to avoid confusion with A and B because they're independent and you can't make a transition, for example, between A and U2.
The popularity of the 24-70 and 70-200 combo have been, traditionally, in the f/2.8 flavors. This combo offers a fast constant aperture range from 24-200. That is why it is recommended so much. Especially in wedding and event photography.
When you put something live it needs to have a purpose. What are you trying to communicate to the audience and why. Your friend’s example doesn’t do shit in terms of added value for the audience.
This is one of the most ridiculous statements on the Internet tonight. Wealthy people own everything because they created something and other people paid them for their product that is better than yours. That is not evil. It's just coming something better than you. I can sell books out of my garage, but it will never be as good as Amazon, I can build computers out of my garage, but it will never be as good as Apple or HP... What can you do better than anyone else in your garage that billions of people will pay you for???
Yo said it yourself, capitalism is beneficial to those who receive the most benefits from the least resources. This is how you encourage people to exploit others and make them get the closest they can get to esclavagism without getting pinched by the law. The people who win the most in this system are abusing the poor. These are just the rules. I find it really reaally fair to put the threshold between rich people and assholes at the billion limit. You're being cringe and shameful by having such an argument.
That's a ridiculous statement. Focusing on one executive that makes a huge income is myopic and ignoring the obvious. You realize Amazon itself employs millions of people directly and via supply chain. Puts millions of kids through school, pays for hundreds of thousands of mortgages, funds governments with untold amounts of taxes generated. Apple same, Google Same, Microsoft, same, JP Morgan same....and on and on...
Little businesses are exploiting people around them, while big ones are exploiting people across the whole planet. This is what's obvious. People are dying and the system stinks hard, there is no point in debating with you.
As professional solutions I’d suggest ConnectCAD from VectorWorks or OmniGraffle. For very simple designs (box with name and arrow to different box etc) I always use yEd, which is free.
You can’t just add a tilt shift adapter to any lens. When you push a lens farther out from the sensor plane, you lose infinity focus (aka an extension tube). By taking a DSLR or Medium Format lens and putting it on a mirrorless camera, you now have room for the adapter to recreate the space that used to be there on a DSLR.
I used the old Arsat 80mm 2.8 tilt shift, which was essentially a Soviet-era medium format lens on a tilt-shift assembly. The glass quality was pretty good, all things considered, and produced solid imagery.
It's gotta be part of the game. Personally, I think it'd be SUPER BORING if I created the perfect blueprint and then never had an opportunity to improve it later. Like, I had the optimal painter at level 5. I wonder what the next 30 levels will include?
It seems more interesting to me to have to improve your factories due to the complexity of the new schemes than just because the rules randomly changes every 5 minutes :s
As another hater of horror games - nothing scary in this game at all
haha thanks
The most scary thing that happens is the rush of trying to get to your base before your oxygen runs out, and that is entirely self-inflicted. Other than that, the game is pretty chill.
okay thanks then
No. But I’m curious. Interlacing is now normally done as part of the broadcasting process. What is your application?
I work in a French TV studio, here many studios are using interlaced signals. Tbh I think pretty much everyone does but I did not see each of the big ones.
Very cool!
Thanks !
Solo-run with a hairy, nude, dwarf barbarian who dual-wields salami
Lol could be funny
Your character, one companion, and hirelings. It’s fun
I have one in my dark urge run, do they add anything to the story ? It feels like they're just here but not impacting the story
Hit display a couple of times, no HUD is one of the standard modes.
I'm so stupid lol I legitimately looked for it for like 30mn
U1/U2 can be used as an extra ME outputs, you can even have transitions between them. For example, each ME card has 4 outputs, you may setup them as PGM, U1, U2, PVW - that way you'll have two independent PGM/PVW. Also, utility buses can be used in Bus Linking, or as a custom-designed wipe source.
Thanks ! Thats how I was using them but why are they not named background C and D if they have the same functionalities ?
Because they can be used not only for that purpose :) And to avoid confusion with A and B because they're independent and you can't make a transition, for example, between A and U2.
I looked for an overview of the function on the kahuna's 4800 user manual but didn't find anything, do you know where I can find more informations ?
Yeah I had not understand that 200mm is x2 100mm, I thought it was a complex relation like f number and stuff
adding 10mm to a 35mm is a 28% increase
Thanks ! I get it now
The popularity of the 24-70 and 70-200 combo have been, traditionally, in the f/2.8 flavors. This combo offers a fast constant aperture range from 24-200. That is why it is recommended so much. Especially in wedding and event photography.
Ho okay, so this is firstly because of the speed of the lenses, thanks !
Ok thanks!
Ok thanks !
You replied to the wrong person I think
No I said it again because you said it twice before, sounded funny to me
So what did you use, blue screen?
Not my pics but she's on a real boat actually
You need the following:
thanks :)
How please
Attend mais c'est le Kahuna du BTS de Prevert ?
Ptdrrr oui
When you put something live it needs to have a purpose. What are you trying to communicate to the audience and why. Your friend’s example doesn’t do shit in terms of added value for the audience.
I mean, it's pretty beautiful ? I find it more pleasant to the eye than a vertical 50/50
Would the frameio app watch folder functionality help?
Omg I think this could be it, I have difficulties installing the app so I stopped considering it Maybe I'll give it one more shot lol
Are you using Editshare's Flow?
I'm using Editshare's automation yes, and i'm trying to find a way to make the upload automatically
This is one of the most ridiculous statements on the Internet tonight. Wealthy people own everything because they created something and other people paid them for their product that is better than yours. That is not evil. It's just coming something better than you. I can sell books out of my garage, but it will never be as good as Amazon, I can build computers out of my garage, but it will never be as good as Apple or HP... What can you do better than anyone else in your garage that billions of people will pay you for???
Yo said it yourself, capitalism is beneficial to those who receive the most benefits from the least resources. This is how you encourage people to exploit others and make them get the closest they can get to esclavagism without getting pinched by the law. The people who win the most in this system are abusing the poor. These are just the rules. I find it really reaally fair to put the threshold between rich people and assholes at the billion limit. You're being cringe and shameful by having such an argument.
That's a ridiculous statement. Focusing on one executive that makes a huge income is myopic and ignoring the obvious. You realize Amazon itself employs millions of people directly and via supply chain. Puts millions of kids through school, pays for hundreds of thousands of mortgages, funds governments with untold amounts of taxes generated. Apple same, Google Same, Microsoft, same, JP Morgan same....and on and on...
Little businesses are exploiting people around them, while big ones are exploiting people across the whole planet. This is what's obvious. People are dying and the system stinks hard, there is no point in debating with you.
It shows you’re downloading from stream at the maximum speed possible on that machine, witch is here 100Mbps (and not gigabit)
I see it's written 57.8 Mbps, how are you getting 100 Mbps ?
It’s written (in French) max speed 10.8 Mbps.
Haaan thanks :)
As professional solutions I’d suggest ConnectCAD from VectorWorks or OmniGraffle. For very simple designs (box with name and arrow to different box etc) I always use yEd, which is free.
I tried yEd some time ago, it didnt match with how I work, it was not super convincing to me
A character generator could do all this, eg Xpression or Chyron
I never thought of that thanks 👍
Has anyone here choosed between the Laowa's 9mm f/5.6 and the 7artisan's 9mm f/5.6 ? (for L mount)
Two things:
okaaay thanks then :)
You can’t just add a tilt shift adapter to any lens. When you push a lens farther out from the sensor plane, you lose infinity focus (aka an extension tube). By taking a DSLR or Medium Format lens and putting it on a mirrorless camera, you now have room for the adapter to recreate the space that used to be there on a DSLR.
hooo I get it it's to adapt Full frame lenses to APS-C Cams or Medium format lenses to Full frame lenses right ?
As a festival/nightlife photographer I often use a fisheye. But I can't see myself using it for any other subjects.
Ho interesting, can I see some of your pics ?
https://ibb.co/kDjWB0v
Nice pics tho
Okay I'll check there, thanks 🙂
I used the old Arsat 80mm 2.8 tilt shift, which was essentially a Soviet-era medium format lens on a tilt-shift assembly. The glass quality was pretty good, all things considered, and produced solid imagery.
How far could you tilt and shift it ?
It's gotta be part of the game. Personally, I think it'd be SUPER BORING if I created the perfect blueprint and then never had an opportunity to improve it later. Like, I had the optimal painter at level 5. I wonder what the next 30 levels will include?
It seems more interesting to me to have to improve your factories due to the complexity of the new schemes than just because the rules randomly changes every 5 minutes :s
you just gotta upgrade everything at the same time so the ratios stay the same
The ratio stays the same ? Ho I'll try this maybe thanks