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Comment #47036609
We need another Snow Leopard era.
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Comment #45902722
[dead]
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Comment #44223555
Enshittification is the word we're looking for here. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification
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Comment #42019197
Yea, if Apple is going to want their VR products to succeed they're going to have to rely heavily on some vertical integration on video capture/editing software, and FCPX (and now …
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Comment #39716248
Mercedes and other manufacturers do this as well. While it's arguably an extreme example, you can't purchase the Mercedes Benz Project One hypercar unless you have a history of pur…
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Comment #39017564
Meta: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39014737
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Comment #35439047
Unfortunately the RX100MIII isn’t supported, but the Mark IV and over 30 other Sony cameras work with its [Imaging Edge Webcam utility]( https://support.d-imaging.sony.co.jp/app/we…
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Comment #35274266
Sure. But it'd also give them a level of empathy it seems many CEOs lack. I'd say that's worth 1/12 of their work and, if anything, might make them a more efficient and truly under…
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Comment #35254345
Worth noting this math is based on estimated numbers from what I roughly knew people’s salaries were and what server costs were roughly estimated at. I had no first-hand knowledge …
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Comment #35249864
I wasn’t privy to that information even before I left (Feb), but from what a few people who were/are privy to that information have told me, it doesn’t appear as though Amazon is a…
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Comment #35249118
Former DPReview News Editor (who left after getting news of this back on January 18th) here: There were 8-10 members of the editorial team that were full time and a small group of …
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Comment #35078073
It is.
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Comment #34268787
Author of the article here. I’m still trying to get additional information from Adobe. I’m seeing a majority of people say that they had the option on by default, but at least one …
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Comment #33971795
Fascinating. Thank you so much for taking the time to connect with her and share her thoughts.
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Comment #33955078
> "She also does sculpture because every painter eventually becomes a sculptor and every sculptor eventually becomes a painter." I've noticed this through various reading and art c…
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Comment #33938576
I came here to say the same. Thought I was misreading it for a second.
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Comment #33924394
Alternatively, those without identification (who are most often marginalized individuals and groups) won't be able to use these platforms with this requirement.
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Comment #33805540
Sorry if the link to my own site is frowned upon, but I haven't seen any other news coverage of this yet. The Tapbots team (probably most-known for its Tweetbot Twitter client) has…
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Comment #32346431
The problem with this, however, is that most Raw editors only allow you to increase the exposure by +/- 1 or 2 EV. So, say the base ISO for your camera is ISO 100. If you edit it i…
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Comment #32346394
Not quite. Film doesn't get more grain with longer exposures, whereas it does with digital sensors, as you can get [hot pixels]( https://photofocus.com/software/what-are-hot-pixels…
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Comment #30769349
You don't really ever need >60Hz for editing though. You're working with 60fps, at most, but even more likely 30fps or 24fps.
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Comment #30527787
> 'How can you run out of fuel and food?' The Pentagon [is reporting]( https://news.yahoo.com/russian-troops-surrendering-sabotagin... ) some units are self-sabotaging their machin…
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Comment #29859539
You are correct. This wonderful article taken from American Cinematographer goes over this very topic in great detail: http://www.visual-memory.co.uk/sk/ac/len/page1.htm