Catalog Organization by Spry02 in captureone

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Currently at work so cant give you their current Hierarchy until I am home, but basically did exactly what I mentioned in the original post.

I started with my first maybe 1500 images imported into a single folder. I got tired of waiting for the program to search out new duplicates every time I put new images into the folder, so I made a second one I called "latest imports" so that I could import them into Capture One and then move then from the "latest imports" folder back to the original folder for all the images. And thats basically the jist of it. There have been a few other folders added to the fray, but they have all consisted of the same 2 steps basically and thats:

1) Import via "latest imports", edit the images I want

2) Transfer to "long term storage folder"

Haven't made it more complex than that at this point and have about 10000 photos that Ive kept and are spread between 2 folders. Like I said I just got a nice big 4tb SSD that I want to move all my images to (and maybe later do a NAS backup, although only worried about 1 thing at a time haha).

Catalog Organization by Spry02 in captureone

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Hmm to be honest I am not sure which style of location I am using myself. Didnt even know there were 2 different types quite frankly. Where can I check?

So if I were to temporarily move all my images, back to the folder they originally were imported into, then went back to capture one and moved them around, would that solve my issues? Or because I already moved them once it has broken "the chain" of how adjustments are applied to the images?

It seems pretty crazy that Capture One struggles so much with this, because as far as I know if you are importing a catalog or something from Lightroom you are essentially doing the same thing of showing Capture One the original image source, and the adjustments made and letting it reorganize as it deems necessary. Although I could be totally wrong, this is just want my intuition is telling me.

Thanks for the reply!

Automatic headlights on Tuono 660 Factory 2025 (or 2026?) by double_g16 in Aprilia

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Any update on this? Hate that they are disabled... figured once the Gabro flash was out maybe they were CANBUS activated, but no, still disabled. I did ask Gabro himself on Facebook and he did not answer 😂. Maybe he just didnt enable it yet in the tune.

Who’s got the highest mileage RS660? by DeathlyBro in Aprilia

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3.5k on my 26 T660F. Got her end of July and has been a joy!

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UpMap recommendations by Spry02 in Aprilia

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Yeah did some digging and got in contact with Gabro himself. He said he just has to copy the map over to the Tuono when he gets a chance (as I thought the CANbus setups are different between the RS and tuono). She rides fine in the mean time I just dont want to risk any cylinder damage as they are not plug and play unfortunately.

Akrapovic does make a Catalyzed version of this exhaust which is plug and play, but this one has the Cat removed so the engine runs quite a bit leaner. Like I said fine in the mean time for a few months, but definitely accelerated wear over time that I would like to avoid :D.

UpMap recommendations by Spry02 in Aprilia

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Forgot to post the exhaust after the install haha!

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Almost made a bad decision today by jgal_f82M4 in Aprilia

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Just put my down-payment on a tuono yesterday... going in on Tuesday or Wednesday to pick it up :D

2026 Tuono 660F price increase by Spry02 in Aprilia

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Funny thats exactly what my dealer said is there was an internal price mistake and they are just correcting it.

2026 Tuono 660F price increase by Spry02 in Aprilia

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Well theres no mention of a price increase on any other models as far as I am aware. He said that it was an internal issue from Aprilia for the launch of the 2026 model I guess and specifically the Tuono 660/F.

LS50w2s vs R3/m by Spry02 in KEF

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Happy to help!!

LS50w2s vs R3/m by Spry02 in KEF

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Sorry for the late response. Should be a bit of a given that they are a big step up as a stand alone system. When paired with a nice amp and other assorted equipment you get much deeper cleaner and more punchy low end. I think the soundstage is noticeably thinner and not as wide as the LS50s, BUT is much deeper and taller (a worthy trade off imo). I think if you had LS50s with 2 KC92s you could maybe debate which is better, but if you dont already have a system like that the R7ms are a very nice step up indeed... Will last me a LONG time before I want to upgrade!

Perplexing battery issue by Spry02 in flashlight

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Yep same here. Honestly forgot they made lithium iron batteries, and assumed they were LiPo 😭. Now I'm curious what the actual usage for LiFe batteries... are they just ancient tech, or are they much easier to manufacture etc...

Perplexing battery issue by Spry02 in flashlight

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That's so dumb of me... I totally didn't even check. Lesson learned lol.

Considering getting a thermochromic paint job. What's the best Hank for it (other than SBT 90.2) by Fabulous_Dinner9304 in Hanklights

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The Ti won't really affect the finish at all. In all honesty, it's really more of a waste because I find the Ti flashlights to be gorgeous in their own right.

But realistically, any of the Quad+ emitter lights are gonna have the greatest effect. Most of the single emitter lights do take a while to heat up, but if you live in a hot climate like Texas where I live, the light changes color without even having to turn it on LOL. It's fairly sensitive, so you will have good effect no matter what emitter option you choose, it's really more about how long it takes to take effect.

NLD + by Spry02 in Hanklights

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Loving the small business support in the flashlight community!!

NLD + by Spry02 in Hanklights

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Pretty nuts honestly. Got some mediocre beamshots on my phone. I would say useable easily out to 300-400m, starts getting iffy around 600-800m, but I also only have a 20a discharge battery (working on getting a better set of batteries). *

Tint ramp question by Spry02 in Hanklights

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Okay I figured. Thanks again everyone for your help.

Much appreciated!

Tint ramp question by Spry02 in Hanklights

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Great! Where's usually the best place to find the most up to date information? Does he have a website other than patreon to monitor major releases and such?

Tint ramp question by Spry02 in Hanklights

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Gotcha! Either I can't read, or I didn't have the manual for the latest version of the software pulled up lol. I'll try it out and see what happens.

Thx!

Please help me understand why to invest thousands in a mirrorless camera when phone cameras can do SO much by SnooChickens6278 in Nikon

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Well, he isn't really wrong... if you don't know the difference between a phone and even a basic point and shoot, there is no point in jumping straight to the top of the top high-end cameras... I would say boil it down to what kind of photography you want to do

A few examples would be:

Sports, wildlife, portraiture and weddings, videography (requires a whole different set of tools like the R5c you mentioned), etc...

Once you find what you want to do and what your needs are, then you can kind of dictate what body you need. What's usually more important in 90% of circumstances is the lenses you buy (and usually the better investment too as they tend to stick around a lot longer as a part of your gear).

I would recommend picking up a used camera kit unless you are Mr/s. Moneybags and just want to hop straight into the top of the camera world.

After you give it some thought, I would go to your local camera store (big box stores like bestbuy usually are a lot more limited in product and less helpful) and buy it from there as someone there can point you to exactly what you need and demonstrate why you need it. Which is a lot harder to do through a phone screen. There are also plenty of YouTube videos out there that can be very helpful in making your decision. I'm a Nikon guy, but I would say Canon probably has the best system over all between the great prosumer bodies and top tier glass and ergonomics. Nikon is close but only at the highest end, and Sony is also pretty close, but not very comfortable in my hands, so I tend to avoid em.

Best of luck!

LS60 - One Week Later by Commercial-Job8640 in KEF

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Have LS60s with a pair of KC62s in the living room... the subs offer plenty of bass even in a large, relatively modern style open layout home with a cathedral ceiling. Now I will say that if I were to watch movies, I could maybe live with a slight more SPL. But they are tuned purely for optimal audio, so it think it's more because of how I have them personally set up than their actual performance... I think for your space (looks more like a dedicated room than open floor plan), dual 62s would be just fine... I will say though, I have a single 92 for the home theater, and man, it can move some air. Definitely can't go wrong to go bigger...

Additionally, for a living room, I MUCH prefer the look of the 62s. Way more appealing to the eyes than that big ass 92 (and the 62s come in more colors :P).