u/Neb-hehe-xd

Title, pretty pathetic sales event IMO, everything has been plagued since day 1.

Started with the literal last minute push for 4.8 to LIVE, then the IC released as possibly one of the most broken ships to be released to date, which also broke 100% of all docking that is not the IC.

Then they took the free flight down, confirming it would be dumb to do it before hotfixes during last weeks SCL, only to re-open it before hotfixes are LIVE.

Pledge items purchased over a week ago at this point are still nowhere to be found, with no ETA on a fix.

No contracts work in game.

Freight elevators don't work.

Quantum travel is as borked as ever.

Absolutely atrocious implementation of T0 insurance.

Torps don't work against some ships, at all.

Ship rental exploit.

Never ending hospital tele loop.

all of this doesn't even scratch the surface of the current game breaking session ending bugs, on top of all of the other pre 4.8 bugs that still have no resolution.

Title :)

They’re flooding the entire sub and look like dogwater! I promise you’ll get more entertainment with a crappy photoshop you did yourself. If you want to grow an org, I jus don’t see ai slop banner as the key lol

Hey all, as the title states I have an outdoor trackside interview coming soon (track will be closed day of)

I have only done run and gun stuff so far so I ordered a small rig 220b, while I know it won’t overpower the sun my plan is to find a shady spot to use it along with possibly a reflector if needed and a shotgun mic on a boom arm.

Have you shot a similar interview? What can I expect to go wrong? Looking for feedback on this light as well as it won’t be in until Sunday.

I’ll be exposing for the background, and controlling my subject lighting with the 220b, if it’s bright enough that is.

Title, I’m still new to color grading and pretty bad at it, but something I learned recently that helps a lot is to have at least two nodes, and make your adjustments on the first node, separate from the node with your LUT.

I kept trying to do base levels, and my LUT on the same single node, which made any base level adjustment pretty much blow out my exposure entirely.

Just trying to learn in other ways as I think I’ve watched too many people explain color grading too many different ways and at this point it’s all running together 😂