▲ 75 r/BeefTV

Watching Beef season 2 as a Korean...

And I'm wondering why is the Korean part of the script so awkward and sounds like Google translate...? The director is Korean and the actors and actresses are very highly regarded in Korea too, but they should like they never acted before in their lives.

I understand if it was Steve Yeun trying to speak Korean, because everyone already knows his Korean is actually not good at all, but this actually stumps me.

I am really having tough time watching this without cringing...

edit: I found out the director only lived in Korea for maximum of 3 years. Which explains why the Korean part of the script is so weak. But it still doesn't explain the mess in the last episode.

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u/Pristine_Gain1746 — 10 days ago
▲ 6 r/Lumix

Lens recommendation for Lumix GX85

Hello everyone, I don't know what took so long, but I am... finally picking up photography.

A 35 year old man with illustration background, I never had an eye for photography, because for some reason, I never had an eye for it or saw value. Then I realized what camera does is, it slows down life and gives meaning to everything.

I've been using my Olympus IR-300 digicam for about two months now and I think this is not the best tool for learning so I picked up a GX85 from Adorama.

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to put it bluntly, I don't know anything about lenses.

I want my GX85 to be an EDC with the main focus of shooting architecture, people and some nature(is this travel camera), what is one lens I should start with?

I want to learn as much as possible and fast too.

Thank you for recommendations.

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u/Pristine_Gain1746 — 27 days ago

First photography with an actual camera

I bought my first digicam off ebay, because a photographer I admire posts great photos with his humble little Olympus IR-300.

I don't know what I like yet, so I am just pointing and shooting.

Advices and resources would be great.

Thank you

u/Pristine_Gain1746 — 1 month ago

34 waist is comfortable. I can sit down without it choking my gut and I can wear it without belt... but it's tight around my thigh, unless I go super wide like ONI-222; I like wide fit, but super wide doesn't work for me.

so for most of the time, I get size 36, which is loose around my waist and the pants fall a lot more naturally. But I run into this problem where I wear a belt and excess fabric bunches up. This is fine, when I am wearing light weight denim, but when I wear anything above 14oz, it's really awkward.

I cannot be the only one with this issue and someone here has to have it figured out. help a brother out.

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u/Pristine_Gain1746 — 2 months ago