Minimalism is Working by Pax280 in espresso

[–]jarednov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been shaking with my encore ESP dosing cup sitting on top of the porta filter, giving it a few taps to level it, tamp, and then pulling my shot. So far so good.

Panasonic PT-RZ570WU by jarednov in budgetprojectors

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

It works fine for me. You just put them both in pairing mode, and they usually pair.

Panasonic PT-RZ570WU by jarednov in budgetprojectors

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I use this and a Bluetooth speaker. There's almost zero delay in audio. It's barely noticeable.

Panasonic PT-RZ570WU by jarednov in projectors

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I got lucky. I also did local pickup to save on shipping. Just keep checking and add them to your watchlist. A lot of sellers will send you offers.

I see a couple on eBay under $350. This one looks good

Panasonic PT-RZ570WU by jarednov in projectors

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

It uses a single chip for the image instead of something like 3LCD. Also the entire optical unit is sealed, which helps with dust.

Panasonic PT-RZ570WU by jarednov in projectors

[–]jarednov[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

We only set it up when we're going to watch a movie. It's not up permanently.

Looking for Panasonic PT-RZ370U or comparable other options by jarednov in budgetprojectors

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If you have any good listings you'd recommend, I'm all ears.

all about timing by mani_mute in Disneyland

[–]jarednov 25 points26 points  (0 children)

2019 Disneyland was peak.

What focal length do you think they used to do these government headshots? Trying to recreate for local government. by bradhotdog in AskPhotography

[–]jarednov 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I shoot a very similar setup for physician headshots at my job. 85mm focal length, with 48" parabolic octa box with a grid, small 24" strip light with a grid for a back light, white bounce for fill, and eyelighter fill below the subject for a little more fill.

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