Very happy with mine, linked up to synology NAS. No issues after a few years.

Curious if you started with ‘intense’ experiences with artificial locomotion? IIRC if you have bad experiences while getting used to VR, your brain will associate the headset with nausea and it can be a vicious cycle.

I’ve called the police twice, once while walking home in the early hours, a car left the road and decided to try and run me over on a football field. Another time, after hours in a closed pub, people were trying to break in, throwing chairs at the windows and pepper spraying through the side door. Both times was equally pointless.

Huawei P30 Pro, decent cameras and screen, battery still going strong after 3 years, pretty happy with it!

http://www.vk2zay.net/ Maybe this is obscure enough?! I miss hobby sites like this!

Not obscure enough, cool site though! Used to post there and amateurpyro, mtbs3d and a few others

Nothing against FC but saying it’s infinitely better than something lika Davinci Resolve is just silly.

Population One, and a few others I think

You will need the tactical bezel add on for that

One of the cool things about lobbies in VR is fist bumping to make friends, it’s a beautiful mechanic

Dude you gotta skin the peas one by one it takes fucking hours

Sausage in - sausage out.

Sounds like the metaverse, neat concept!

The very largest potato you can find.

I bought my DS212 in 2012. Still going strong after two drive swaps. And now I feel old.

I’m sure it’ll be fine as long as there’s no pressure on the mount. I’ve used one of those heavy duty camera wraps while travelling (thrown in the main bag with all sorts of crap) and never had any issues.

You can do a super fun science experiment at home (custard powder is commonly used but icing sugar might work) to demonstrate this.

At this level of food photography you can be sure they are using the actual product, and weighing it so their lawyers can argue it represents some kind of reality. When they get the inevitable lawsuits.

Generative AI has been an absolute game changer in my retouching work. Slightly worrying that it’ll put me out of work sometime in the future, but for now it’s saving me loads of time, handling the boring stuff so I can concentrate on the stuff it can’t do.

Never heard of this in the UK, just strike/kill. Maybe it’s a US thing.