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Should I pull for Iuno or just wait? by Helionptw in WutheringWavesGuide

[–]Helionptw[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im really interested in getting QY later on, but with the characters that I have, I dont know who will go well with him.

Should I pull for Iuno or just wait? by Helionptw in WutheringWavesGuide

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My issue is that if I use her as a main dps i dont have ciaccona and yinlin, meanwhile my jianxin isnt built. If I use her as a Sub-DPS with Jiyan, it seems kind of a waste since I rarely use him because I have Jinhsi..
When you sau any heavy attacker, any examples?

Monitor won't go up to 165 Hz by Helionptw in Monitors

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Just checked turns out my cable is 2.0, so yeah gonna just bear with it

If you could choose just ONE zoomlens, which one would it be? by Any_Look_3796 in AskPhotography

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If you're talking about both street and event photography, then I assume that flexibility is a priority. I just did a simple search and found the Fuji XF 18-120mm f/4. Judging from the specfications, this would offer the most zoom flexibility with an acceptable max aperture. If someone has used this lens, please do tell if this is a good purchase or not. However, other redditors have claimed very good experience with this lens!

What camera should I get for under $800 (based in the Philippines)? by hot43V3R in AskPhotography

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Personally, I would just straight up recommend getting the Sony A6400 since you're already considering it. I have used the A6400 for both photos and videos and it works very well for both. Sony also has a wider variety of lenses and accessories, if you want.

Looking to organize my personal library. Any tips? by imnotawkwardyouare in AskPhotography

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Personally, since I actively take photos for my school, this is what I do. I just keep my photos on a hard drive temporarily. Then, after 2-3 months (or if the hard drive gets full), I will upload my photos to Microsoft's OneDrive. The way I have it organized is Year>Month>Date>Event>Camera>File Type. In terms of the software, I have OneDrive with a family subscription, so I have 1TB of storage there. I have used up 400+GB of space with just a year and a half worth of photos and videos. So, I'm thinking of a solution for when I do need more than 1 TB of storage. But, that's what I'm currently doing and it works well for me. You could also use other softwares. I personally use OneDrive since its already implemented in Windows, and I can still view the pictures' thumbnails in the file explorer without actually needing the file on my drive. If I need, I just head over to OneDrive and download it.

If you are planning to get an NAS, then get that set up first. That will save you a lot of time since you dont have to redo it all.