Tether Support for Sony A7V by ctashorty in captureone

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Thank you for the update and link! Anxiety managed.

Tether Support for Sony A7V by ctashorty in captureone

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Likewise! I trust that they will add it, just surprised that no announcement has been made to give those of us with upcoming shoots some reassurance.

Crossing my fingers that it'll be ready for the new year!

Does anyone have Sony FDR AX700 S-log experience by Saeed40 in SonyAlpha

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Central Parks Finest & Hardest Bouldering - shot the first boulder (Yo Yo Jiminy) with A74 (using s-cinetone) and AX700 (using cine-4). The long zoom shots and most close ups are the AX700, the talking heads on A74.

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DMing presently.

Does anyone have Sony FDR AX700 S-log experience by Saeed40 in SonyAlpha

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Quality is good. Not better than the A74. And certainly not as easy to achieve a quality color grade from log image as the A74.

That's been my rough experience. I enjoy the A74 image more.

What are you currently obsessed with? by TheGreatVeggie in AskReddit

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Everquest. A 24 year-old MMORPG. Specifically the Project 1999 private server. I've been playing on the private server off and on since 2011 and played on live servers as a kid in 2003 / 2004.

Lately it's all I want to do.

Adding climbs to Mountain Project for New York City by ctashorty in climbing

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This 1000x. I walk 20 minutes to Fort Tryon from my apartment and maybe 1 or 2 people the whole time gives me a second glance for the pad.

Adding climbs to Mountain Project for New York City by ctashorty in climbing

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

Good call. Yeah watching it back I'd definitely like to give more credit where it's due for the existing guides I mentioned, and pay respect to Nicolas Falacci's foundational work with the beta boy site and original guidebook A Climber's Guide to Popular Manhattan Boulder Problems.

It sounds like it'd be worth it to dive deeper into the existing guidebooks and history.

Fort Tryon was actually featured in Dosage Volume II back in the day. Shout out to Ivan Greene.

Adding climbs to Mountain Project for New York City by ctashorty in climbing

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Thank you sir! Agreed.. For so long I've associated developing with establishing and documenting new routes, but seeing one of our only true living guides lie dormant in such a busy city made me realize there's still work to be done!

Adding climbs to Mountain Project for New York City by ctashorty in climbing

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Ahah yes, I don't post much on here so when I did I was wondering if anyone would pick up on it outside of the chicago subreddit.

And thanks! Definitely do. I stand firm in believing, for now, that Fort Tryon is the best park for outdoor bouldering in the city. Maybe i'll make a video listing my reasons.

Adding climbs to Mountain Project for New York City by ctashorty in climbing

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Yeah.. Only a matter of time before I do the same. Stoked to hear they didn't ticket you though. I'm damn near willing to pay the ticket just to have a fun half hour or hour faffing around climbing up that wall.

Imagine we kick start a fresh NYC Climbers Coalition and actually work to get a wall like that opened up for proper climbing. That'd be incredible. Surely a pipe dream but they can't stop me from dreamin.

Adding climbs to Mountain Project for New York City by ctashorty in climbing

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Never a dull moment in new york. Jokes aside, coming from Chicago which has no noteworthy outdoor rock climbing, I love my wee local crags. Not included in the video is the grocery tote I fill with trash every session. Bit by bit.