u/RegattaJoe

For example, in the Mac version you have this quick access choices:

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I'm coming from UpNote where you have folder/sub-folder and tagging options. Anyone else similar? Was tagging-only hard to adjust to? Is it just getting into the habit, or savvy use of tags?

This is barely pet peeve but every time I save an image from the web to Apple Photos, Mac switches me to Apple Photos. I have to manually return to Safari.

Is this just the way it is or fixable?

I've long resisted using earbuds because of safety concerns but with pass-through tech getting to so good I'm considering it. Anyone out there made the switch and not regretted it? Do you feel as safe/aware with earbuds when riding?

––– Edit: To clarify, While I appreciate and welcome recommendations I'm primarily interested in how safe you felt with whatever you use.

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More than a few times I've asked questions about posted apps and never gotten a response. Same with apps getting posted as free but require a code and the dev never provides codes.

I'm producing a series of short form Facebook talking head Reels, and while I'm getting a handle on the script writing side of it, I'd like to learn more about leveraging videography techniques to improve the series. I'd be shooting in a home studio.

Any personal recommendations for learning about this "intersection"?

I'll be (video) filming a presentation at 60fps and want to use a monitor for displaying graphic assets to viewers. So far my biggest question has been about refresh rate and possible flickering looking weird on video.

Thoughts on key monitor specs for this set up?

I'd like to get on top of tag-based organization, from folders to files to pictures, etc. There are plenty of apps out there, I know, but I'm looking for personal experiences anyone might have with robust, feature rich tagging apps.

Edit: I have tried the native system. Didn’t do it for me.

Google search turned up plenty of hits but I'm looking for personal experiences.

ISO, an app to easily measure rooms, and select spots in a room and then annotate them with the measurements. It doesn't need to be 100% accurate, just good enough to give me a ballpark at the start of a proposed project. AR and 3D and LIDAR would be great, but not necessary as long as the app accomplishes its main purpose.

Edit: I should have said, this app needs to let me build a folder/tag friendly gallery of standard and custom measurements...rooms, windows, doors, etc.