Photos Latest Purchases Thread: v2.0

I was thinking about it, but it's not complex enough for my taste. But the love they put into it (i.e. the potato bin with bird in the back) is just heart-warming.

 

Crysis Remastered. Thought £27.99 was OK. Went to checkout and they gave me a tenner off

 

Nail on the head there - it's not particularly large, fancy or complex, but it's just so... nice

 

Upping my zoom game...





Also seem to be participating in more and more "virtual events". Probably mainly that more than zoom.

 

The Camgirl goes professional.

 

When Sony drop their webcam drivers for Mac in the next couple of months so I can use my (now otherwise largely disused) a5100 I may even be able to increase the cost of my onlyfans sub.

 

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I haven't bought much recently. Still thinking about an upgrade on the GPU side of things. And then there's Zen 3 on the horizon. Or should that be horizen?

 

Flight Simulator 2020 - In a box, on 10 DVDs

 

Since they're very unlikely to do the same for Linux, I recently an Elgato Camlink 4k, as mentioned elsewhere on this thread, which does appear on OBS' sources tab.

 

Bought a pair of jeans. First pair in about 6 years, don't have a belt.

 

Please keep us updated on the... updating procedure when installing.

 

I'm quite interested myself. I didn't buy it because I thought it would be particularly more convenient than digital, just because it was actually a little cheaper, and, well the idea of having a massive game like that in true old school physical form on a load of discs (as opposed to a code in a box) was funny/appealing to me

 

AmazonBasics Lightbox

Upping my eBay photography game, no more dingy dimly lit kitchen tables.

Poorly positioned, terribly executed blank backgrounds here we come!

 

Surely a white painted cardboard box with a light source would have been cheaper? (My creative Dad brain here is thinking that this could be a fun activitiy for the young kids to paint the box and they get messy instead...)

 

So long as you're able to get a consistent and uniform layer of paint. Imperfections will really stand out once you get some proper illumination pointing at it...

I know where you're coming from, but often I find that trying to do it myself takes a lot of time, energy, and hassle. Sometimes it's easier to just pony up the money and buy something, especially if it's something that'll make an impact on your business...

 

Bosch's Axial Glide mitre saw, and because I'm an adult the stand and dust extractor to match.

It's a bit much, actually; I fear they're planning to invade Europe again.

 

True, but 99% of the time, people will be using their camera phone to take the pics...

 

Phone cameras can produce some impressive results, especially if you get a tripod and start using camera apps that give you full control over settings.

Give professional equipment to a rookie and they'll take rookie-quality photos; give rookie equipment to a professional and they'll take professional-quality photos. Photography is a skill, not a tool .

 

They can, but not when in low light conditions. As anyone who knows photography, the bigger the lense, the more light can be captured.

I too know skill is far more important, especially if you know your way around PS like I do, you can truly turn some average photos into very professional looking ones.

I mean, it was my photography skills that landed me some work with Real GT Race Driver David Perel, for his website.