
Any way to make him grow upright. Without cutting?
Side sprouts (?) made him lie to the side like that. Any way to salvage?

Side sprouts (?) made him lie to the side like that. Any way to salvage?
Second image is raw, stacked image from S30 Pro. As a comparison.
Not great and not bad post processing. For a first time I'd say I did good. But still need to do some stretching lessons.
Really surprised by the quality of the images device makes by itself. Compared to Dwarf 3. Where output isn't usable without processing.
Not bad for first ever capture with the telescope. Probably should try with more gain to catch at lest some of background light. I might try milky way mode next since it might have more exposure
After year of struggling with Dwarf 3. I'm already happy with S30 Pro. Just after one night.
Scenery mode, timelapse, manually change exposure to 1s, gain 450.
Using only stellar studio. I'm going to try different post processing on this data for the first time. I wonder if I can make it any better.
I've grown really found of the keyboard. But non transparent keycaps really hurt LED performance. I'm not really RGB guy. But not being able to see if your CapsLock is on etc. isn't great experience.
Aftermarket for those is huge and I have no clue about custom keyboards. So I would really appreciate some guiding hand to not step into some bullshit advertisement.
Also I might consider (if possible) switching to low profile keycaps
Btw. I'm from EU
Pixel 10 XL. Lastest app and software. Already contacted support via log uploader but maybe someone else had similar experience and found solution?
Device is unusable outside scheduled capture and auto tracking with atlas. Impossible to control with joystic and changing parameters live when every input takes seconds to register and same time to get feedback back from device. Even live image is laggy.
I bought it last year and got maybe a handfull of captures. Mainly due to bad performance. And I'm pretty much done with it. Can't really expect to get any money back but I guess it's time to try my luck with Seestar
2020, 1.8 Toyota Corolla, hybrid.
First two are front wheel. Third photo is rear. It's uniform on both sides.
There's still some coating layer left near the rotor hub despite burnishing in the brakes
Everyone seems to skip this and I can't find any reasonable advice on how to clean them.
Brake cleaner? Rag and screwdriver?
I might be looking at s50 (probably wait for s50 pro at this point) to replace dwarf 3. Is the user experience solid or people also have problems with seestar products?
This year I lost over 70% of my possible integration time due to technical problems or poor performance with communication with the device. It's really upsetting.
I have pixel 10 xl phone.
Wondering if it's good idea to pay the premium price in a shops that supposedly still have them in stock
What what is recommended or what method you use to bleed the brakes? Pushing the fluid out or sucking it out at the caliper?
Wondering what kind of tool should I buy to service my car and potentially other cars in the family.
2020, 1.8 TS, hybrid. I'm missing something? Constant speeding up and slowing down for 20kph/~10mph. Makes no sense. From ride comfort standpoint, flow of traffic and simply safety.
I'm already getting bellow advertised fuel usage of 4.2l/100 (~56 MPG) just by driving defensively and predicting traffic. But just wanted to try test to push it more without "grandma driving".
I'm thinking of changing my brakes this year. And I read all the horror stories about parking brake and maintenance mode. So want to prepare in advance with a scanner that will help me if something goes wrong. It's also good idea to have a scanner for all around DYI maintenance.
But since market for those is huge and scams are even bigger. Everything I search online is either some AI bullshit or plain advertisement. I want to know some recommendations that work well with Toyota.
My C. ligniperda is already preparing for diapause. Problem is. It's not even peak of the summer yet. I want to move them into colder place but really afraid of stressing crap out of the queen and colony.
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Any advice? Or just bite the bullet, do it as quickly as possible and hope for no lasting consequences?
Biggest struggle was wiring a power cable through firewall. I marked where you can find unused grommet. It comes out right behind accelerator pedal.
Every other wiring is just plug and play as advertised by manufacturer. Ground wire ended up on the screw above glove box and amplifier (Impulse 4.320) itself is wired into glove box itself. Since there is not enough space around head unit. You probably could fit it above glove box, behind the plastic. But I wasn't feeling brave enough to take off that much of the dashboard.
took me 3-4 hours. With like 80% of that time was struggling to fish power wire.
Happy so far but still need to give it few days for speakers to settle and to adjust whole system. Only downside is that I learned that the inside of the car was apart at some point. Joys of buying used cars...
What's the easiest way to get some quality out of stock. Not JBL system? Currently speakers have a tendency to rattle, crackle and pop. Definitely sounds like not enough power.
Did someone tried to just put an amplifier to stock speakers? Any plug and play, inline units?
Change head unit for something with bit more power output?
While I'm pretty well versed with electronics. I never did more complex car audio systems. So want to avoid to maximum, pulling extra wires and stuff.
C1, C2 with LS static. Mostly looking for a way to do reactions. What are the chances it will live at lest few months? Or stuff like this is actively hunted? I was winning EVE for some time. Not really up to speed on structure bashing in WH. Pretty much since cores got introduced.
It's not about profit. Isk isn't a factor. I'm just looking to "unlock" specific content.
Not only they fucked up UI but removed most basic functionality. I don't need to see the app each time I login on my computer.