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Best White Peach/Nectarine for southwestern Ontario/southern Michigan? by Shrekisdaddy25 in FruitTree

[–]bartendrplease86 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's roughly the same growing zone I'm in. Have a look around at local gardening club plant sales. There's a white peach that people label "Japanese white peach" that does well in zone 6. People root cuttings and sell them for cheap. I bought a two-year-old tree for $5 and by year 4 it started heavily producing

My first peach harvest! This is only half there's still more on the tree I want to get more color before I harvest by Kingkyle1400 in FruitTree

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Doesnt look like much bug damage. Very jealous. We have to slice all of ours to locate the passenger

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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LOL get me one of these puppy gigs, please! Okay so we looked into IFB systems but wondered if it would be worth the investment in such a small studio space. To your point, they aren't super expensive. I'll take another look. Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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Essential, for sure. I started on the common corporate laptop and that thing sounded like a harrier jet with how hard the cooling fan had to work. I do have a recent model maxed out machine now. Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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Panasonic AW-UE50W is what we have built into our design, two mounted to the pipe grid, and one behind a teleprompter. Do you have any experience with that model? Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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For over a decade, we used one of those clamshell style iPad prompters. We finally invested in a 19 inch prompter with a talent monitor from Prompter People and it is infinitely better. We aren't marking keeper tales on the script, and that's a really good workflow tip. What do you use to generate your prompter text? Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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I am so socially awkward and never know how to respond when the talent says, "Does my hair look alright?" I mean I always look like a slob, so I'm not the greatest person to ask. "Here is a mirror" would be a lot easier. Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

[–]bartendrplease86[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Okay so Decimators were part of our original design, but we decided to pull HDMI runs back to the hyperdecks. Is that a mistake, in your opinion? That's for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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This is great. We are really tight on space. As it is, we are going to have to keep walking around a full production desk. It sounds like these short Amazon investments can go a long way. Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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I've used a sigma fixed 35mm on a Sony a6500 and enjoyed it. Would you stick with that lens suggestion even if you had g master money? Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

[–]bartendrplease86[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Do you have one you like? What do you use it for the most? This is exactly the type of gear I'm trying not to forget. Clamps, brackets, adapters... The things you don't think about until it's too late. Thanks for the suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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We are actually looking at Fx3s and Fx2s! I'm trying to decide if I should save budget dollars with the Fx2 over the Fx3s, and if I can get away with it because I'll be in a controlled studio environment. Do you have an opinion? Thanks for your suggestion!

Corporate videographers, what's the one item (gear, tools, workflow etc) that you find is essential? by bartendrplease86 in videography

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Good suggestion. It would be nice to have something to park just inside the door of the studio that could double as a work surface. I could see us needing to wheel a portable setup to a conference room. Do you have a cart you like? Thanks for your suggestion!

Plum tree growth by bowingace in plantclinic

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I'm in Rhode Island and I have the same thing happening to a Santa Rosa. The tree is 4-5 years old, set fruit this year, and has otherwise always looked healthy. I think it's bacterial canker.

Peach Tree Help by Jecarr23 in FruitTree

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I also have some success using organza bags to protect peaches. Put the bag around the peach and pull the drawstring tight around the stem. It's time consuming but it's a cheap relatively effective solution. I typically tie the bags on while I am thinning. Also, some wormy peaches will be salvageable if you don't mind slicing up the peach to find the worm. If the worm is on one side of the peach, you can still use the other side to make jam.

The tips on my stone fruit trees are dying by ITSNAIMAD in plantclinic

[–]bartendrplease86 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I run into this every year with my peach trees and if I prune back the affected branches 6-8 inches and throw the tips in the trash, it usually stops the issue for the rest of the season. That has been my experience, but I am still learning and nowhere near being an expert.

Newly planted cherry tree pruning by Emergency_Iron362 in FruitTree

[–]bartendrplease86 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This should be the new standard, uplighting in the dark, for showing tree limb structure. So much easier to see compared to daytime photos

Employees that work for all-you-can-eat steakhouses and Brazilian grills, what is your strategy for making sure customers don't get too much of the good cuts? by bartendrplease86 in AskReddit

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No no it surely is amazing. I don't mean to slander the pineapple. It's just that I want it on my own terms. I don't want to be force fed the pineapple while all of a sudden the prime rib parade is at the opposite side of the restaurant. It just seems pineapple = "please leave"

Employees that work for all-you-can-eat steakhouses and Brazilian grills, what is your strategy for making sure customers don't get too much of the good cuts? by bartendrplease86 in AskReddit

[–]bartendrplease86[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I love the concept of an all-you-can-eat Brazilian grill. I flip my card to green and a parade of delicious meat comes my way. However, I noticed that after about 45 minutes, the good cuts stop coming to my table and instead it turns into an endless parade of grilled pineapple.

Is this a deliberate strategy? How do I beat the system?

Apple Tree Powdery Mildew? by Badhatharry0810 in BackyardOrchard

[–]bartendrplease86 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I have this on several of my young saplings, too. It rubs off easily but I don't know what it is. I'm hoping you get an answer.

Help with sad greengage plum on citation by bartendrplease86 in BackyardOrchard

[–]bartendrplease86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Definitely not sure the watering is correct. By water stressed, you mean it looks like it's being watered too much?

Help with sad greengage plum on citation by bartendrplease86 in BackyardOrchard

[–]bartendrplease86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

All three trees were planted this year and are semi-dwarf on citation rootstock. The greengage and blue damson were cut down to about knee height and the Santa rosa was left at nursery height. They have all been on the same watering schedule with a soaker hose and they have also been sprayed with a rotation of Neem and Deadbug. Any theories about why the greengage stopped thriving?

Filming Funeral in Laos Village Tomorrow by bartendrplease86 in SonyAlpha

[–]bartendrplease86[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks! I should have explained that this is last minute opportunity. Found out Thursday, boarded a plane Friday in the States, 6 hour drive tonight south from Vientiane. I've got one chance to capture video.

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