I've got the original Magic Air, and while I know it has a mode to zoom up out/away from a person, is there a mode or option to zoom in from an elevated position towards a person stopping at a safe position or set point?
I saw Juneteenth downtown, anything else to do this weekend for families? I didn't see much on Facebook events. Looking to enjoy the weather before all the rain again.
Anyone know what happened at Nienhuis park today? My wife said some mom groups she's on said something traumatic happened there today but won't say what. Pretty dumb to tease info and not actually share.
47 yrs old, have always bought cars used for cash, but with a family now and the prices of used being so darn close to new, I'd like something with a warranty. I am looking at a Kia k4 hatchback, but no matter what I go with I'll probably buy something at a dealer to get a warranty.
What are the scams/paperwork/BS I should look out for. I'm keeping my 2008 truck as a backup so I am not worried about the 'lost your trade-in keys' thing, but what else do they do I should be aware of.
At 47, and with everything so frustrating expensive my tolerance for sketchy dealer BS is really low, but what's sketchy and what's just to be expected buying from a dealer?
Thinking seriously about buying a K4 Hatchback, but I need a vehicle that can accommodate a cart, this one in particular:
Is the opening at the back big enough to hold a utility cart this size?46-3/5in.W x 25-2/5in.D x 32-7/10in.H
I just got a ZR and the 40mm, which is nice, but I'd like a fast focusing wide angle lens to use as well. A prime would be nice since I want something lightweight to use this camera on a gimbal, but would do a zoom too if necessary.
The 40mm has pretty fast auto focus, I'd like something that works as fast as that.
I saw their was a viltrox 20mm f2.8, is that any good (auto-focus wise)?
I'm doing a shoot where I'm filming two guys walking/talking in a warehouse and need something that'll track their eyes/focus pretty quickly.
Appreciate all input, thanks!
TLDR: I'm trying to find a way to help my brother keep his camper cool for the next couple months to survive the heat while his house is taken down to the studs for mold remediation. I know dual hose portable is probably the best, but they are expensive. Any recommendations for any under $300ish?
What about this one?
Details: Sob story, why the budget matters;
My brother has a mold problem in his house so it's been taken down to the studs for remediation. His son has been struggling with health issues due to mold for a while and it's bad. His wife/son are living with wife's sister while this is all happening across multiple months, but my brother is living in his small camper next to the house as to not leave it abandoned while this is all going on. The house is literally open and unlocked for fans to be pumping out negative air etc...while mold stuff is being taken care of. He's living in the camper so as not to leave the house open/unattended while unlocked.
His camper is old and the a/c built into the roof doesn't work. It's about to be 90+ where we live in the Midwest and the mold/house stuff has left them broke and having to take a loan from his wife's parents to pay for all the remediation.
He has no money to spend on this. I'm a freelancer and just lost half my income after a retainer client contract ended. I'm broke too. I'm trying to make every dollar count so my brother doesn't have to live in a camper in 90-100 degree weather without a/c.
Any tips for a/c appreciated, or even unorthodox methods or retrofitting camper windows for window unit etc.... Anything to get him some cool air during the next few months.
Garage door spring just snapped when closing the garage door. Happened 5 minutes before the storm hit, grateful it happened after it was down.
Anyone have a good experience with a company replacing/fixing it? Looking for recommendations and price range.
Appreciate the help!