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loansindi
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Comment #38855508
Even with a modern short-arc lamp and an electronic ballast, you can get a little whiff of ozone when the lamp starts, I'm not sure what the mechanism is.
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Comment #38295049
Carbon arc was definitely a whole different ball game. I'd think the fixtures were filtering at least most of it, or else everyone on set would have pretty much the same problems a…
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Comment #38294373
"Film lights" are pretty likely to be 5kW+ arc lamps. Lighting fixtures definitely include filters to keep the UV out of the beam, but film still loves giant HMI fresnels.
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Comment #35747206
If you're ever interested in publishing anything about this to aid others in recreating it, I'm sure there'd be ample interest (for better or worse). Professional controllers are h…
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Comment #32983921
Our office is near their head office/distribution facility. If we order before noon, most stuff shows up same day.
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Comment #32345861
You'd be surprised what kind of terrible things can happen on a run of DMX cable. I've seen enough transceivers exploded out of their sockets to be wary. The leading US manufacture…
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Comment #32331297
The biggest benefit, in my opinion, of doing puzzles is building pattern recognition. If that obvious dumb guess is consistent for the structure presented in the difficult-but-gues…
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Comment #30843021
Shooting RAW gives you much more freedom to choose how a photo will be processed than letting the camera make some set of default choices about color rendering so it can spit out a…
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Comment #30293380
> "Fresnel" is not a noun. It is in stage and film lighting [0], which made this headline confusing to read. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresnel_lantern
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Comment #24701751
They're available[0], but they're expensive [0] https://www.digikey.com/en/products/filter/programmable-disp...
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Comment #19096961
A current limiting resistor isn't ideal for LEDs bright enough for home lighting. It's not very efficient compared to a proper constant-current LED driver. Losing the terrible powe…
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Comment #18069092
There are specific locations where I lose signal extremely consistently. Like the right-turn lane of a road near my office. No bridge, no particularly tall buildings - just a small…
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Comment #15186314
Not to mention being seen as responsible for interpersonal problems among the membership.
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Comment #15183758
Having been on the board of directors of a decently-sized hackerspace, I do not recommend it to folks looking to avoid burnout.
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Comment #13669569
If you're happy with the color, there are also neutral density filters in a variety of transmission levels: http://www.stagelightingstore.com/Rosco-Supergel-398-Neutral...
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Comment #13160123
It's a terminal emulator that's configurable/extendable with JS, HTML and CSS.
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Comment #12783056
This would have been my response. I've got a Pebble and I charge it ~2hrs a week and the time is always visible.