Howdy
How do you set the white balance when using 1.a look (such as Ross Kodacolor200 or whatever you prefer) and 2. A LUT?
In good, Sunny days I have no problems.
But in low light or indoor environments WB is often wrong. However, LUT and Looks usually come with a "preset" white balance.
Can you share your workflow in indoor/low light/artificial lights conditions?
Thanks
Hello
Pouvez-vous m'aider avec les maths?
Je reviens d'un voyage de 3000km en Italie, voiture hybride Toyota.
Beaucoup d'autoroute, des nationales, des parcours en colline...du mixte.
Résultat: 5l/100km pour un coût di carburant autour de 1.94€/litre. Soit un total d'environ 150l de carburant et un coût de 300€ environ.
Je me suis posé la question du coût avec un tesla. En Italie, recharger sir autoroute est plus cher qu'en France, on est à 0.75€/kWh (j'ai vérifié à plusieurs endroits). Un tesla consomme autour de 16-18kWh/100km, soit un coût total de 350/400€ pour les 3000km. En utilisant un prix de 0.50 kWh je tombe à environ 280/300€.
Pourtant la voiture électrique est censée être moins chère... où est mon erreur ?
L'essence coûte plus de 2€/litre en ce moment sur autoroute mais avec une voiture thermique je n'ai pas besoin de m'arrêter pour faire le plein...avec l'électrique je n'ai pas vraiment le choix
I recently changed my macbook and since then the TNAS PC application is stuck with the message "Terrasync is starting or performing data migration. Please wait..."
That means I cannot access any of the sync services.
I've tried re-installing the OSX application, no way. Everythoing is updated to the latest version.
The system is up and working, the sync perfectly works on my mobile phone.
Ideas?
My lelit bianca flow is too fast: flow rate with no porta filter is about 270ml/minute, normal rate should be 200 (as far as I know).
I thought the gliceur was broken bit it's ok and once checked it I also changed it.
Pump pressure was about 10bars, so I reduced it to 9bars - flow rate reduced from 300ml to 270 in about 30' seconds.
The water flowing from the machine should look like a "gentle rain" while in my case is concentrated in the center and not on the whole shower. I took off the shower which is clean...
Any ideas?
Edit: I changed the needle, greased it and tighten a bit more the gliceur and the top. The flow is now reduced to 160g in 20'' , about 8g per second. It's still mich higher than expected but now I have no clues...
Bonjour
Il y a quelques années j'ai ouvert un pea che bourse direct sans jamais faire des versements. Maintenant je souhaiterais commencer à utiliser un pea mais Fortuneo me convient mieux.
Dois je d'abord fermer le compte chez BD sachant qu'il n'a jamais été ouvert sur le plan fiscal (j'ai reçu un message de BD m'indiquant cela)?
Merci
Hi
I currently own a 1zpresso je-plus that I bought a few years ago and thatI use for espresso when buying specialty coffee. Works nicely but I was just wondering if better manual grinders are available on the market.
It's more of a curiosity rather than a real need to change my grinder..
Tried the latest Rossandhisjepgs LUT - Maku. What did I do wrong? I like the atmosphere of the LUT but the skin of the girls is too red...suggestions to help me improve for the next time?
Bonjour,
donc me voici au moment d'ouvrir un PEA...En short:
- pas des credits en cours, proprietaire de mon logement
- livret A etc déjà au max
- assurance vie déjà ouverte il y a 15 ans
- 50 ans, marié et deux enfants
L'idée est d'ouvrir un PEA pour y placer 500-800€/mois, horizon 10/15 ans.
Quel courtier?
Fortuneo me semble etre le plus interessant, dans ce cas il faudra se limiter à 500/mois
d'autres idées?
Quels ETF?
Tout miser sur un seul ETF ne me semble pas une bonne idee. Auriez vous une strategie à suggérer? par exemple une repartition 60/30/10 à risque croissant?
et en tout cas, quels ETF selectionner?
d'autres choses à avoir en tete?
Merci pour l'aide
Really impressed by this lens. Very cheap, solid feel, nice results. I also particularly appreciate the manual aperture ring
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Got a great deal on Amazon on a refurbished camera. External conditions are great (new ..) but there's a "hair" once shooting in the blue sky.
I didn't notice anything before doing this test (I took about 200 photos) but the defect is definitely there and...looks more a really tiny scratch on the sensor, not just a grain of dust.
Great deal means 40% less than new.
Aesthetic is perfect.
No issue of any sort beside what I mentioned above.
Defect is very minor, only noticed when shooting blue sky (looking for a possible defect of the sensor..)
Return window ends in 3 days.
Is there any chance that the scratch will worsen with time? This is my main question...if the issue is there (and will be there..) only when shooting a blue sky, I can live with it (but I'm maybe wrong)
I know I can get rid of the mark in post, but I'd prefer avoiding it.
Camera is a Lumix S9 with the 18/40 lens in kit. Basically I paid less than the camera alone.
Hi
LUT are great in many ways but at the end of the day, I struggle quite a lot with them.
They work very well in ideal conditions but...what is the ideal condition for each lut? I find myself very often not using LUTs as I don't want to ruin my footage.
So..how do you use LUT and how can you be sure the final result Will be ok?
I particularly struggle in indoor environments..
I often have the feeling my photos are not as sharp as I would like.
An example here enclosed (Lumix S9, 1/200, f4.3)
Any tips?
I have tried for a while Lumix camera (S5 and S9) and I quite like them. However, I'm truly fascinated by the Nikon z f ...that unfortunately I cannot try (beside having it in my hands).
Is there anyone that made the shift from Lumix to Nikon ? Why?
I essentially take photos so the video part of Lumix doesn't motivate me. And everyone seems to say "Nikon is better for photos"...
Thanks for your comments
Howdy
I'm on the market for a new gps, last one was a Garmin explorer 2 that I didn't like essentially because of the screen (looked like a Sony Ericsson t68..)
My use is recreational, 50/70km on Sundays, lots of climbing in my region. I need turn by turn navigation .I also have a Garmin Fenix.
What brand/model?
Garmin is the obvious answer but they are over expensive and I also use the Fenix during my rides.
Wahoo? Bryton? Or a cheap Chinese makes the deal ? Chinese models seem really good on paper but should be tested...
Thanks for helping
Oh yes, the budget: max 200€
I've recently acquired a Lumix S9 and I'm having a lot of fun with LUTs, especially the Ross&his jpegs settings.
However, I have the feeling that most of them are optimized for sunlight and in good light condition.
What do you suggest using for indoor photos (low natural or artificial lights)?
Thanks for sharing