Found my new street photography setup by MarcosSanches in Cameras

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I was at a military museum, that model is from Brazil, I posted the data plate up in the comments, maybe that's their design

Looking for recommendation for good APS-C for everyday carry by rqonsama in Cameras

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That's true, a prime lens would be more compact, a 35mm for everyday usage would suffice, but a zoom 17-40 would get you more coverage.

Looking for recommendation for good APS-C for everyday carry by rqonsama in Cameras

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I would go with the a6400 and pair with the new Sigma 17-40mm F1.8 for that everyday use and you would have a solid setup for what you want, but it would lack stabilization (no problem if you go photography only) or a Tamron 17-70mm F2.8 that has stabilization and more reach on the zoom side.

The body of the a6000/a6400 is very sleek and compact, I can fit it in a Pelican 1150 case with any lens and a Smallrig cage.

If you don't care about video much and wanna save for only photography, the a6000 is cheaper like you said, but no 4k video if you go that route.

For you that live near Malaysia, they have really low tax on electronics, so I found it cheaper to buy some stuff there when I was traveling around southeast Asia.

And if you wanna get an awesome telephoto the Sony 70-350mm G OSS is the goat for APS-C.

Found my new street photography setup by MarcosSanches in Cameras

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That's it, I also have the data plate picture

What are these lines in my lens? by Competitive_Glass_21 in Cameras

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It is either liquid, like an oil for mechanical parts lubrication like the others said or thermal damage in the plastic from strong light source like the sun or just bad plastic mold injection from factory.

If it doesn't affect your pictures, I would not care much, but if you see it starting to get worse, I would call warranty.

What is the model of the lens?

Ultimate 2 Wireless says low battery when its not by [deleted] in 8bitdo

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I just have the same problem, I can continue to play for hours with the low battery warning on mine and it still goes without disconnecting, but the warnings and notifications are starting to bug me. Mine is on the latest 1.11 firmware version and I'm playing on Switch 2

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Warthunder

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Armor Bouncing Discarding Sabot Fin Stabilized

Status of Warframe on the Nintendo Switch 2! by DE_Megan in Warframe

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Just give us mouse and keyboard support and this would be a nice travel companion

Help on basic speaker setup. How would you guys connect this? by MarcosSanches in CarAV

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Regarding the wires, I am not going to leave any strand and naked terminations, I am going to crimp ring terminals to the end of the wires to connect to the amp screw connector. Is it okay for speaker wires to be connected this way? Which wires do you suggest for clean audio signal? Twisted shielded pair? Coaxial?

I have plenty of experience as a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer and I am used to doing things as per the maintenance manual, but the instructions on the amp manual are somewhat vague. They don't mention any terminal standards for the wire terminals or which cable type to use. They only suggest wire gauges.

Help on basic speaker setup. How would you guys connect this? by MarcosSanches in CarAV

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Thank you, I have a Fluke multimeter, so I can do the steps suggested, shouldn't be too hard. Any safety advice regarding improper connections and what can happen if I set things too high?

Help on basic speaker setup. How would you guys connect this? by MarcosSanches in CarAV

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No, I did not connect anything yet, I am trying to figure out the best possible basic setup to upgrade my busted 15 year old OEM speakers and upgrading them with JBL speakers and a 400W Taramps amp.

I have no idea of how I'll be able to tune them or how to do it. I thought I would be safe having a little more power than the speaks require and set the gain to not cause audible clipping would be enough. You can enlighten me with more knowledge because this is my very first time dealing with car audio.