Been watching some YT vids on it. Looks like fun and looking forward to trying it out.
Been watching some YT vids on it. Looks like fun and looking forward to trying it out.Learning to thumb is a bit of an art form. You also have to adjust the drag such that your lure/hook just barely doesn't drop when you hold the pole out at a 45 degree angle upward.
Thanks, got it to work with ffplay. VLC doesn't like my setup for some reason. In order to change the settings for the cameras in that Windows software, you have to do three security questions "Mother's middle name", etc. Besides being a security problem, it has a long list of questions, all but two of which are selectable but blank. Unfortunately you need three questions....
Curious as to what your use is.Each one of these beads will absorb 146.8x its weight in water in about 12 hours. This bowl of 734g of them was 5g even yesterday.
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Yeah, they're super tiny so they're easy to lose. I'm worried about the cat getting one on her paw and swallowing it.I recall a video of someone putting them in their drain for some dumb reason to see what happens. Yeah don't do that lol.
There is also a lot of good, used and/or refurbished equipment.
Before I switched to mirrorless, I was considering picking up a better "walking around" lens for my 77D so that I could just bring the body + lens on my trip, and there was definitely a lot out there. However, a big reason I ended up with an R10 was because Canon happened to be selling a refurbished one with the basic kit lens for something like 60% of the normal price, and after doing all the math of what I could get selling my stuff and trading up vs just buying a new, nicer lens, it kind of made sense to do the trade-up.
I even almost went a completely different route. I contemplated picking up a premium point-and-shoot (but thanks to TikTok trends, those have been somewhat difficult to find, and I wasn't completely sold on them at the time; though, I think they can still be nice as a supplement to a phone when you're out and about).
My friend who fishes in tournaments makes fun of me because most of my reels are left handed. I explained that then I wouldn't have to swap hands after each cast, since I'm very right handed. He agreed it made sense but still makes fun of me for it. If you want something wild, look up the Japanese reels which have magnetic brakes on them. You can fling them like crazy and almost never get a backlash. I have one and it's really nice.Been watching some YT vids on it. Looks like fun and looking forward to trying it out.
I think some of the premium P&S cameras are using somewhat beefy sensors, which definitely make them better than the cheaper P&S of old, especially for lower light, but its definitely still hard to beat a properly set up shot with a wide aperture on an mirrorless or dSLR.I know what you mean.. I had a Nikon P300 point and shoot and I learned a lot of photography with that one.
I would just set it to shutter priority and shoot as I was out at night. Not the best pics but i learned that you need a big aperture and clean iso for good low light shots.
I put that to work with my full frame. This is my D600 with a 35mm prime open at f/2.8 hand held..
I haven't seen any issues with my Canon 77D or the R10 I got to replace it. I recall seeing it as a criticism, but I thought it was with other mirrorless models, and firmware updates have since been released.BTW just out of curiosity.. did Canon fix their auto focusing issues? Last time I was looking at a platform Canon were having auto focusing issues.. and you can make the best camera in the world but it's trash if it shoots out of focus!
After watching a few vids I noticed some guys using their left hand to reel in (I'm right) and thought that makes sense to not have to change hands. I tried "air reeling" just to see how it would feel and it felt weird but not something I couldn't get used to after a few days of practice. Will have to see how things feel when I get the rig.My friend who fishes in tournaments makes fun of me because most of my reels are left handed. I explained that then I wouldn't have to swap hands after each cast, since I'm very right handed. He agreed it made sense but still makes fun of me for it. If you want something wild, look up the Japanese reels which have magnetic brakes on them. You can fling them like crazy and almost never get a backlash. I have one and it's really nice.
Do they list his stats on the back?Bought some Topps pope Leo cards. Got them today w00t
Oh, boy! Free trading cards!