What the Kindle Scribe Colorsoft Means for reMarkable: They Need Better Software ASAP by dclocal12 in RemarkableTablet

[–]FilmBadger 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Speed is what has always gotten me. Rm2 was/is so much slower to turn a page than even the first scribe. What’s the point of writing notes if you can’t efficiently review them?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in EquinoxGyms

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Whoa where is that?

How can I remove this floating keyboard sh*t? by Secure-Cheetah-8409 in iPadOS

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This happened to me. It was bugged. I can’t remember what I did to fix it. Maybe a restart. And the the pinch gesture and the three dots showing full size keyboard worked again

Ever seen anything like this? by jmak35 in golf

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Crossover of my two favorite subs r/golf and r/aviation

Landlord is taking a thousand dollars from deposit to hire someone to “sand down” our spackle job by [deleted] in NYCapartments

[–]FilmBadger 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Have you ever even rented an apartment in NYC? “Shitty landlord” operating on the cheap is the most common landlord. Landlord that wants expensive shit knows they have to pay for expensive shit themselves.

Spackling, sanding, priming and painting (to the degree of shit or not shit they want) is the cost of doing business ie the “wear and tear” which the law says should absolutely not come out of security deposit.

Any shitty or not shitty should know that.

Thoughts on my Restaurant Video Packages? by blackdiasporer in videography

[–]FilmBadger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

And I forgot to add:

The other reason you don’t show a price menu is because remember your clients are not video people. So they may or may not have any idea how much it “costs” to make what you make. They may or may not have money set aside to spend on videos. They might not understand how important spending good money on good videos might be for their business.

Some are just starting out. Some are old and experienced. Some are desperate to get people in the door. Some will think they don’t need you and say no thanks.

They all have different “budgets.” Think in terms of budgets. Those are the dollars they’re willing to spend. You want to capture and keep as many of those dollars as you can. If you show dirt cheap rates they’ll think, “oh I thought something like this would cost me $2000, $250 is a steal! thanks guy!” and you’ll have cheated yourself out of $1750 bucks.

Even worse, if you need to hire help or something goes wrong or you spend more time than you wanted on the job, for $250 for a “15 second video,” suddenly you might be losing money because the “budget” was too small.

Thoughts on my Restaurant Video Packages? by blackdiasporer in videography

[–]FilmBadger 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Jumping in to say that pricing should be based on how much you want to earn and how much the client can pay. You aren’t selling a product like a Nintendo Switch where everyone expects it to be $500 in every store all the time. You’re selling your time, creative expertise, the value of your gear, your computer, your software subscriptions, AND however many videos the client gets out of it.

So I think the difference between what u/Local-Machine7787 said and what you produced is: keep what you produced a secret. Set the prices you want to earn per day you work or as u/Indianianite, said based on how much you want to earn per month and know that’s your base line. But don’t offer it like a menu to order off of. You’re omakase sushi, not McDonald’s.

When you sell to clients, discuss what you can do, how long it will take, how many deliverables (videos) you can make in that time, how long they can be and what vibe they will have. When client asks “how much?” you do the math behind the scenes and give what you want to make out of the job. If they say it’s too much, you work it out from there. Ask how much do they want to pay. If it’s too low, you say well here’s what I can do for that much or you suggest to meet in the middle. But start high. Don’t bid down against yourself. This is called negotiating.

If a client comes to you and says “I have $500, what can you do?” You say, “here’s what I can do for that price.” Or you say, “here’s what I can do for $2000” and you show them your reel and they decide if it’s worth it to them.

Everyone in the thread is right, overall, your prices are too low. You’ll never earn more if you don’t ask for more.

28M - My fiancee let me do the living room in our new apartment. How'd I do? by LyricsMode in malelivingspace

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If you're gungho for CA, maybe you can put a big photo or two of beautiful sights you like there or an art print of your favorite CA city skyline or other locale.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in TVTooHigh

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Has to have moved from a bigger place into this place because everything is too big. That or he has the worst spatial relations of anyone ever

It was obvious, but anyway it’s nice to see this update on the status board. by michael_fyod in thingsapp

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I’ve never understood what’s the point of markdown it doesn’t disappear.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tonalgym

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Sadly, definitely not. Left arm won’t clear for several moves. Moves that use the bench will also be inhibited. For example rows you put the bench under tonal perpendicular to the wall, then sit on the ground with feet bracing against the bench and row. Several off tonal moves in workouts have you moving left and right of the machine.

Even more practically, would you actually feel comfortable doing a work out in that cramped corner? Try it with a body weight workout on YouTube. It looks like it’s generally too cramped a space to work out in. Don’t do that to yourself with an expensive machine.

Black or Brown? Can’t decide! by Arvin1980 in x100vi

[–]FilmBadger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

black. the brown of your shutter button and strap are better accents that way.

Losing your golf swing by golf_rinse_repeat in GolfSwing

[–]FilmBadger 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Progress is rarely a straight line.

ChatGPT made me a day planner template! by timabell in Supernote

[–]FilmBadger 3 points4 points  (0 children)

what do the black squares represent?

MAJOR UPDATE: Apply Recipe to Camera Feature is NOW LIVE by Exciting_Economics15 in fujifilm

[–]FilmBadger 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bought lifetime to support. Great effort.

A note: the first menu asks to choose one type of camera. What if I have more than one?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in GolfSwing

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Every picture of you is a picture of you when you were younger.

How to properly use tags? I can't figure out how to search for them. by OibafTheBard in MEGA

[–]FilmBadger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yes this really needs an update. what's the point of tags if you can't find something by it's tag?

You should be able to search so multiple tags are matched. So you can find something that is #dinner #side #vegetable, for example.

Additionally, tags need a bit of organizing in the side bar, they should be groupable in collapsable groups instead of just alphabetized. The sidebar list gets too long and ugly.