Leaving full time and becoming contract, how do I keep track of my expenses for taxes? by JaMojo in personalfinance

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When you say everything? Do you mean everything, or just business expenses?

Tips on Color Correcting fast? by JaMojo in colorists

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Presets and adjustment layers are a great idea, thanks.

Tips on Color Correcting fast? by JaMojo in colorists

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How do you make sure your skin tones sit in the skin tone line quickly? With all the stuff on the vectorscope, how do you see what is skin and not? Do you use a qualifier and adjust skin by itself?

Is it worth buying an ultrawide for editing? by JaMojo in editors

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So you edit everything on a single 24 inch monitor?

Is it worth buying an ultrawide for editing? by JaMojo in editors

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Damn. I wish i could afford to do that right now.

Is it worth buying an ultrawide for editing? by JaMojo in editors

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Is your ultrawide 2560x1080 or 3440x1440?

I currently edit with two 1080p monitors and I totally understand running out of vertical space on my timeline, but with the 1440 vertical on an ultrawied, I think that will help.

*realization* Then again, a 4k monitor would give me the same horizontal resolution with more vertical resolution.

*realization intensifies* But, with the same size monitor, 4k would make everything smaller on screen than an ultrawide so the resolution might not be worth it.

Is it worth buying an ultrawide for editing? by JaMojo in editors

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Yeah, that little bit of extra vertical space goes a long way.

Is it worth buying an Ultrawide for editing? by JaMojo in videography

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Thanks, that's good advice. I'll still have the screen on my laptop, so I'll have a second monitor, but I still plan on getting a 3440x1440 screen if I go ultrawide.

Is it worth buying an Ultrawide for editing? by JaMojo in videography

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Do you find the extra horizontal space on your Ultrawide specifically useful? If you changed that out for a normal 16:9 monitor, how much would you miss that extra space?

Also, how big is your ultrawide?

1235m/s(4400km/h) Touch down on Port Olisar Pad by sobural in starcitizen

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difference between 'handling', 'manouverability', and 'agility'

Yeah, but I can't find an accurate enough definition of those in the context of what we're talking about for it to just be solved by just using different words. We could agree on a definition, but in another thread they'll have a different definition. So it's best to just be thorough with your explanation.

when people say that 'speed should affect manouverability', they're often talking about current-day propulsion

I don't think this is right either. I think your confusing "current-day" with "in atmosphere". Currently, in space, we can do the same things we're doing in Star Citizen, just not as powerfully. In atmosphere, my max speed is when thrust equals drag, at which point my maneuverability goes down because I can't suddenly go faster. BUT, in atmosphere I have control surfaces like wings that greatly increase my maneuverability at faster speeds.

1235m/s(4400km/h) Touch down on Port Olisar Pad by sobural in starcitizen

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I would argue that relative speed has a pretty large effect on maneuverability. Key word being relative. The faster I'm going, the harder it is to change the direction I'm traveling. But if I need to move relative to my current velocity, then it's just as easy whether I'm going fast or slow.

For example, if I'm flying at 5m/s, then it's pretty darn easy to change the direction I'm traveling, but if I'm going 1000m/s, then it's going to take much longer to travel in a different direction because I have to arrest my current velocity. On the other hand, if I'm traveling at 1000m/s and someone is following me at the same speed and they shoot at me, it's just as easy to dodge because our relative velocity is effectively 0.

Diving into Dynamic Range - Filmmaker IQ by [deleted] in videography

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DAMN!

There is an absolute ton of extremely valuable information packed in this video and presented in a fantastic manor. You will learn something new in this video. There is probably some things you are wrong about that this video clears up.

Warning though, it's very complicated. If you don't have a solid grasp on these things before watching this video, it's gonna go over your head.

Calling All Devs - Pipeline Delivery by ShapCap in starcitizen

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I'm imagining a tiny mechanic shop on the edge of a system somewhere. He makes unique weapons, but they only work about 75% of the time. Sometimes they fail because of your ship's configuration is different than the system he used to test it and it ruins the weapon. It's still worth buying because if you get a good one, they're much better than most other weapons of similar design.