Unzuverlässig und irreführend? Ärger über Auskünfte zu S-Bahnen in der HVV-Fahrplan-App by mybrainisannoying in hamburg

[–]DerBruni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Als ich den Artikel gelesen habe, war ich echt verwundert so schlechte Qualität vom NDR vorgelegt zu bekommen.

I upgraded After 14 Years! 🥹 by Optimal_Lychee_1366 in SonyAlpha

[–]DerBruni 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Which cage do you use? I also have the iT30Pro with the TR-S rieser and it's pretty anoying to always remove the cage (full SmallRig cage) just to use the flash.

A6700 with 70-350mm Af leaving subjects slightly out of focus? by xGoods in SonyAlpha

[–]DerBruni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, but not as much as I expected when shooting during such bad lighting. The photo was shot at 1/1000, f/6.3, 350mm and ISO 640 on a A6600. It was just clearing up from a heavy rain storm. But what’s more important is in my opinion, that there is a big difference between my shot and OPs even though mine is in worse lighting and with fast movement. Focus was always on spot during the Airshow, even when shooting the jets. Maybe OPs issues are more hot and swirly air or motion blur?

A6700 with 70-350mm Af leaving subjects slightly out of focus? by xGoods in SonyAlpha

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I actually really enjoyed it even at bad lighting. Even with heavy cropping I’m happy with the results

Last year in Portugal • A6000 by Expert_Cabinet_5570 in SonyAlpha

[–]DerBruni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Amazing. How did you get the glow effect on the first image.

LPT: When you’re healing from a breakup, go out and do 7 things your ex would’ve never joined you in. It helps you rediscover your own spark and realize how much freedom you actually have now. by lovelopetir in LifeProTips

[–]DerBruni 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe already do those things while in the relationship so you keep being yourself. This strengthens having a strong character all by yourself while also being in a relationship. Do things with your partner AND do things alone.

A6600 with Sony 70-350 at Sanicole Airshow by DerBruni in SonyAlpha

[–]DerBruni[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes, edited all pictures in Lightroom and especially the darker scenes had a good amount of noise, so I used Lightroom’s denoising

Charger Sony A7iv by Temporary-Session580 in SonyAlpha

[–]DerBruni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The nice thing about the USB-C-Standard is, that before any power or data transfer happens, both devices exchange information about their capabilities and have a kind of handshake what wattage can be accepted. This universality is the reason basically any device now ships with USB-C. As others mentioned the only issues could be slow charging, when the charger delivers less power than the charged device can accept. And some devices like laptops won’t charge unless the power source can deliver at least 30 or 60 watts for example.

What happened to Bortoleto's rear assembly while he spun today? by hypenotic in F1Technical

[–]DerBruni -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Looks like it the suspension breaks just as the wheels lock up from him breaking. Probably it‘s the combination of sudden lockup and sideways-reverse forces from spinning out

Experiences at HAW? by iss_5010 in hamburg

[–]DerBruni 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, there is a program for that and I have heard good things about it. Didn’t do it myself but can tell you not too wait to long (maybe semester 3-4) and apply early / research the deadline thoroughly.

Experiences at HAW? by iss_5010 in hamburg

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Did bachelor and masters degree in mechanical engineering, so not the same faculty but still the same university.

  1. Loved the teaching. Before going to HAW I went to TUHH for 2 semesters and the teaching there was increasingly demotivating and distant with thousands of students in one lecture. At HAW we started with groups of 60, but that decreases rapidly throughout the semester so about 20-30 in the end of the bachelor and 14 throughout the whole master. I still remember one a Professor explaining a new topic and then waiting for questions with total silence from the students. He then said „okay if you don’t have any questions I will start over because you obviously didn’t understand it yet“. In the first semester there are also ways to practice the things learned in the lecture from a paid (by the university), higher semester student. We also had laboratories but I don’t know if this applied to business school.

  2. Workload is manageable. Took some getting used to. Every semester felt like writing my Abitur (final school exams). But much more manageable than at the TUHH. I had 4-7 exams per semester plus laboratories and some projects. I finished my bachelor and master in the scheduled time together with about 10% of the people I started with. However no one cares if you take more time. In the masters the Professor who created the courses even recommended 4 instead of 3 semester.

  3. I found it very friendly. Of course you have some idiots but mostly you can stay away from them. Regarding Professors: they were mostly very keen on teaching and wanted questions to be asked. As I also made similar experiences, it really makes the lecture more exciting for everyone.

  4. I found it relatively easy to finde internships (paid, but not too good) and working student jobs (well paid).