u/WildernessRecordist

Sharpness is not everything to me, looking to outfit my s1rii with some notable and interesting glass. So far ive got the 24-60. Thanks so much.

Considering one of the cz 457 variants. Ive got a vortex diamondback tactical that i can throw on it. Any considerations on this endeavour? Anybody have experience with these rifles? Cheers.

I recently got a new job that may have significantly more idle time than ive had in the past. Looking for a laptop that will be able to manage some fairly heavy video production work in davinci resolve (which ive heard is gpu heavy) as well as some serious gaming. Form and pricepoint is not really a concern to me, looking for something sturdy and reliable into the future more than anything.

Cheers

Hello,

Im a journeyman auto tech with 115% of my hours and a 87% pass on the 2026 red seal exam. I put myself in a position where i had to leave my shop to finish my schooling and now I'm making a lateral move into plc and locomotive electrical diagnostics with a recent opportunity.

Ive been working in the trade many years but im likely not going to try to get into a new dealership or indie shop to get my sign off as ive already accepted a position that il be starting in a months time.

Im curious if there is anyone i could register with for the short time to get the paper processed and my cert in the bag and paper in the frame. Id love to talk about it in a message or on the phone, willing to discuss or provide whatever possible. Will also be sending a gift of 5x custom composite shop tool i developed as a gift of good fortune for your staff. It would mean the world to me and help me get on my way.

Thanks so much

Cheers

The sound in this is a composite of 3-4 tracks all woven in and out of eachother in an attempt to build a wider more realistic scape. Let me know what you think.

The image feels organic and smooth even in the higher resolutions. May just be the lens setup i used but im very happy with what im seeing so far. The colors really hang on even under alot of pressure during grading. Feels like a fairly underutilized body for how infrequently i see people running it in the gear tube and short film circuits.

New video i just put out on some of the behive burners out in the wilderness.

I will likely be called in on an offer for a job at a western CN yard as a loco electrician. I come from a background in automotive, ive got my red seal and my specialty is electrical and data diagnostics. Ive got no doubt il be good at the job. Curious about prospects of moving up or around down the line and what the pay and lifestyle is like. Looks like id start around 36/hr which is comparable to auto techs in my region. In reality im an art guy and all the trades work ive been in just pays for the equipment i need for my art stuff. Im not a soft guy by any means but i think shop vibe and culture is important and it blows to work with people that hate their job or their life. I know this comes hand in hand with trades environments but im curious what you all think about this environment. Thanks!