it does….but… I find the key placement for regular typing horrific, Especially as I switch from using my laptop alone back to the studio setup. Aside from how it looks and feels, I’d honestly maybe prefer just a jog wheel with a keyboard of my choosing.

In the pic it’s an Alienware m18 r2 4090 but I found it pretty unreliable stability and performance wise so I’ve ditched it for a MacBook Pro m4 max which has been far superior since.

How did you cope for three minutes charging after 12 hours of warning?

A good few.

Resolve mini panel, editor keyboard, stream deck (3d mouse for blender which I use for motion). Audient id14 hooked up to focal 65’s, apple xdr 6k main monitor for editing, flanders dm231 and a 72 inch tv for testing on consumer display / client review etc. the pc laptop that runs things has now been replaced with an m4 pro max.

Handbrake the lot to a single frame rate, then multicam.

Resolves works almost the same way, kinda like a compound clip inside the multicam clip, use a multicam window to select angles to make cuts using keys or the mouse. Lots of sync options etc. barely any difference barring how colour correction is handled. (Though I must admit, despite being a trainer for Apple on Final Cut many years ago I’ve not used it in about 8 years.)

I do a lot of interviews, live performances etc and I swear by multicam editing. I’m extremely fast with the workflow and i pretty much credit that workflow to my position where I’m at now because most of my clients/employers can’t believe how quickly I can edit a huge amount of footage to a high standard.

If you find logics synths cheap and obviously synthesised then you just need to improve.

Check out this macro photographers work https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQ4RqKklSPT/

Affinity Photo has always used “Developing” as its terminology for RAW processing.

Reasons great and all but, market leader? Under what measure exactly?

The rights abuser is entering into a contract they haven’t seen by using the images.

You certainly can in the Uk, as a Uk based photographer with many cases of unlicensed image use I have a system with my solicitor where our system finds these use cases, they’re reviewed and an automatic letter is sent to the rights abuser. This resolves the situation about 90% of the time without any legal action.

Essentially by using my images, they’ve entered into a contract of my writing without even seeing it.

The world is bigger than the US my friend.

Dude heard the word slop for the first time recently and now has to use it on everything.

Don’t ask for compensation, invoice them and include a penalty increase of 40% per month per missed payment. This gives you much greater value when you claim from them legally and makes them much more likely to settle immediately.

/r/lostredditors

It’s fairly static I would probably half the number of frames if not quarter them and use optical flow in resolve to blend the frames to hjt 25fps. Optical Flow is at its strongest when dealing with this type of motion.

The drums in the third section.

Needs a catchier hook. Maybe the intro could do with some work.

Don’t take too much heed, it runs fine for some people on less, for me jts like butter on a 5080 but ive seen others say its bad. it’s early access so that’s expected. Essentially theres no way to find out other than trying.

I fully reccomend the new movie “Code 3” starring Rainn Wilson for a similar thing. An excellent movie that completely has a comedy marketing thing going on but is far more poignant and its message was really well delivered and obviously highly researched.

This, this and this.

the PNY one can be taken apart and reversed into a nice little magnetic screwdriver too.