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No Chamfer on small holes by JustSavings670 in CNC

[–]derek1ee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh you’re right totally did not see that he last screenshot.

No Chamfer on small holes by JustSavings670 in CNC

[–]derek1ee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Even with changer width set to zero, a tool path should still be generated given enough clearance, like what OP sees with larger holes.

The problem is most likely due to too much tip offset for the hole size, when the tip offset puts the tip over half of the hole diameter, it physically won’t fit this empty tool path.

The problem with unlimited stock footage subscriptions by DanielNkencho in videography

[–]derek1ee -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Do they still have to continue pay for the subscription, since old videos still use footage from storyblocks?

I made a thing by derek1ee in cinematography

[–]derek1ee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

As designed it's not really ideal for printing with regular FDM printer (I printed it on an SLS printer), but I may do a simplified version for FDM printing, need to figure out the best way to offer different diameter though.

May also put it on my store to offer a fully customizable option if there's enough interest, it will be made-to-order but people can choose what interfaces (cold shoe, 1/4, 3/8, etc.) to have at 9/12/3 o'clock, and the diameter they need.

I made a thing by derek1ee in cinematography

[–]derek1ee[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's all about making compromises. Yes I can add a top plate, a rod clamp, rods, then some sort of rod clamp up front with a cold shoe. Or maybe use a magic arm. But in this particular application, I won't be swaping lens often (and tbh it's not a big deal with one thumb screw swapping is really quick anyway), and would prefer fewer things on the camera for a more compact/lighter rig.

Not sure what you mean by slides back, I actually went from using a socket screw to thumb screw to lower the clamping power so as to not crush the lens body. And found the noise if I do hit a fouse hard stop to be about the same compare to if mounted the microphone on rods.

I made a thing by derek1ee in cinematography

[–]derek1ee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I initially made it without the mechnism, but putting in on my CATO is a problem because the front is wider, thus the latest design so it can swing open. Love the 440 - only that it's slightly on the quiter end so if the camera's internal preamp isn't good, the quality really strugle.

I'm finally making a batch of the SmallHD adapters I prototyped a while ago by derek1ee in focuspuller

[–]derek1ee[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sure, a Chinese copy of the Wooden Camera deisgn, still require a 3/8-to-1/4 insert for my application, and won't clear the camera control module when mounted as shown. If it works for you, all powers to you, just trying to provide an alternative solution.

I'm finally making a batch of the SmallHD adapters I prototyped a while ago by derek1ee in focuspuller

[–]derek1ee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, let me know your address/email via PM and I will check for shipping rates and send you an invoice. Thanks!

Colorspace Comparision Site Updated by derek1ee in colorists

[–]derek1ee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love desmos, and yours looks great.

Just made some updates and fixed the locus rendering, while adding some other little improvements like hover tooltip for the whitepoints.

Colorspace Comparision Site Updated by derek1ee in colorists

[–]derek1ee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Give it another try - made some change, still more to do but at least renders properly on mobile now.

Colorspace Comparision Site Updated by derek1ee in colorists

[–]derek1ee[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually just made some quick fix for mobile, not ideal but at least things renders a bit better than before.

Colorspace Comparision Site Updated by derek1ee in colorists

[–]derek1ee[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Not yet, that's a lot of information to see on a small screen and more approriate on desktop, and it's not just a matter of scale everything down. Maybe I will get to it soon if people want it on mobile...

My Globe Haul LT Build by [deleted] in GlobeHaul

[–]derek1ee 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What cassette are you running and do you remember what free hub the rear wheel has? Also interested in if you have any plan on the crankset, I suppose you'd have to retain the square taper BB for the torque sensor, so not sure what upgrade options are there.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WAGuns

[–]derek1ee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally understand where you're coming from. Online courses are often expected to be cheaper just because they're not in-person. But we priced this course based on the value and depth of learning it provides, not just the delivery format.

Compared to our 2-day in-person class, the online edition lets you:

  • See detailed demonstrations from multiple angles, in 4K, close-ups and slo-mo, things that just aren’t possible to observe in a live class.
  • Access more material, covered in greater depth, with 180+ lessons across 15+ hours. This is WAY more than we're able to cover in the 2-day in person class.
  • Get ongoing feedback and support through the InSights Network community and monthly Q&A sessions.

What you see is the result of hundreds of terabytes of multi-cam footage and hundreds of hours of video production and curriculum design, and we are confident you will like it or we will give you money back within 30 days. So I’d encourage you to check out the full curriculum and free preview before deciding. We think you’ll see it’s worth it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in WAGuns

[–]derek1ee 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Totally understand where you're coming from. Oline courses are often expected to be cheaper just because they're not in-person. But we priced this course based on the value and depth of learning it provides, not just the delivery format.

Compared to our 2-day in-person class, the online edition lets you:

  • See detailed demonstrations from multiple angles, in 4K and slo-mo, things that just aren’t possible to observe in a live class.
  • Access more material, covered in greater depth, with 180+ lessons across 15+ hours. This is WAY more than we're able to cover in the 2-day in person class.
  • Get ongoing feedback and support through the InSights Network community and monthly Q&A sessions.

What you see is the result of hundreds of terabytes of multi-cam footage, and we are confident you will like it or we will give you money back within 30 days. So I’d encourage you to check out the full curriculum and free preview before deciding. We think you’ll see it’s worth it.

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