u/Quietly_Combusting

Been shooting short interview clips for a while, mostly local stuff, people at events, that kind of thing. the constant problem was always getting my reactions and the person Im talking to in the same take without either lugging two cameras or cutting between angles in post and hoping the audio lines up.

Got a z fold 8 recently and the dual recording thing has kind of quietly solved that for me. Front and rear rolling at the same time so I get them and me in one file and it gives you a few layout options for how the two feeds sit together.

the part that makes it click on a folding phone specifically is the cover screen shows the other person a preview window too. Really nice both subjects can see themselves in frame!

Not saying it replaces a proper two camera setup for anything serious. But for quick turnaround stuff where setup time matters more than perfect quality its been hard to go back

Not my photo but just a good example of the dual record feature

I need some help, I am planning on visiting my sister on the west coast next month and I was looking at ticket prices, cheapflightfares had the best one for me, I created my account and started booking it, but did not do the checkout because my sister said to wait, since maybe her boss is going to change her pto; fast forward the next day and I want to finish the checkin in and I get a email from CFF lowering the price of the ticket that I was buying, is this some trick to fomo myself into buying the ticket? Are there price hikes after this? I understand that ticket prices change the closer to the departing day you get but this was just 16 hours max?

Is this normal for this sites? Should I just book from the airline site directly? I need advice asap!

I resisted TWS earbuds for years because I have a pair of Sennheiser HD 560S open backs that I use at home and nothing wireless was ever close enough for me to justify switching for at home listening. I'm a work from home person so I have the luxury of using full size cans most of the day.

Got the buds4 pro for travelling and commuting use only started using them at my desk occasionally when I didnt want to mess with the headphone amp setup. Two months later I reach for the buds more than the HD 560S during work hours. That was not on my bingo card.

The soundstage isn't as wide obviously and the imaging isn't as precise but the buds4 pro sound stage for a TWS earbud is way more convincing than expected and for voc heavy content, podcasts, voicecalls, interviews, they're actually better in some ways because the closer presentation feels more natural