We tested Museum glass in the studio. Like everything else, the brighter the light in front of the monitor = the greater the reflection; the brighter the light shining directly onto the monitor the greater the glare.
Dimming the lights and placing them properly = no reflection or glare on either matte or glossy screens.
But very problematic, is the inherent yellow tint in Museum Glass, and you don't have to be a professional photographer, illustrator or graphic designer to realize how distracting that could be.
thanks for that, no one has explained it that well to me.
When I was waiting at a NYC Apple store in line one morning there was some sort of altercation between some Chinese scalpers and Russian scalpers. Unfortunately, it didn't come to blows, so nobody was ejected from the line. That obviously would have been the most preferable and desirable outcome, as it would have meant that everybody else would have moved up a few places in line.
Apple products are real popular, so the product launches are bound to attract seedy people, criminals and other sorts of scum.
Yes, obviously violence is the preferable and desirable option.
The combined popularity and scarcity of apple products may indeed elicit something less than our better nature.
the descent of china into consumerist hell has begun, let's all in the west hope that in ten years time they won't be the new hitlers of the world.
As opposed to our politicians giving gas to saddam hussein to use on iranians in a war they encouraged that killed a million people - but he did sell us some oil.
I didn't do a search first but volkwagon wasnt founded by the nazis. I think it was that hitler asked/ordered(?) Ferdinand Porsche to make a car for the average person. Volks (people's) wagon(car).
As I recall...
Not that it matters, but the Volkswagen also appeared as the Kübelwagen, the "jeep" of the Wehrmacht.
I'm Chinese so I happen to know a whole lot about these folks..
Their culture puts "money worship" above all else; public safety, health, dignity, respect, rule of law..., nobody really cares about any of that, making money is all that seems to matter.
In my time in China, most the people i came across have absolutely no pride in the jobs they work, they just do it for the sake of the money.
As opposed to our politicians giving gas to saddam hussein to use on iranians in a war they encouraged that killed a million people - but he did sell us some oil.
I didn't do a search first but volkwagon wasnt founded by the nazis. I think it was that hitler asked/ordered(?) Ferdinand Porsche to make a car for the average person. Volks (people's) wagon(car).
As I recall...
Correct. Anyone who thinks Professor Porsche got his start by the Nazis and not because he was developing his own cars is an idiot.
He was ordered to develop a ``People's car'' and the writing was on the wall--do as you are ordered or we'll destroy you.
I'm Chinese so I happen to know a whole lot about these folks..
Their culture puts "money worship" above all else; public safety, health, dignity, respect, rule of law..., nobody really cares about any of that, making money is all that seems to matter.
In my time in China, most the people i came across have absolutely no pride in the jobs they work, they just do it for the sake of the money.
Desperation can have that effect on people... Some will do it for the money and not care, some will do it for free and care, some will do it for money and care, some will do it for free and not care... There's your matrix.
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Volkswagen was founded by the Nazis, but that's probably consumerism surviving Naziism by accident.
you don't get it, leave it.
We tested Museum glass in the studio. Like everything else, the brighter the light in front of the monitor = the greater the reflection; the brighter the light shining directly onto the monitor the greater the glare.
Dimming the lights and placing them properly = no reflection or glare on either matte or glossy screens.
But very problematic, is the inherent yellow tint in Museum Glass, and you don't have to be a professional photographer, illustrator or graphic designer to realize how distracting that could be.
thanks for that, no one has explained it that well to me.
Anybody who claims to remember the '70s obviously didn't live through them. Or was that the '60s? I forget.
it was the nineties and the eighties too. lol!
China is becoming a Nazi consumer state?
*sigh*
This thread never stood a chance.
I was sickened by some of the stuff I saw in Shanghai when I was spending time there a year ago.
Like what?
I can believe it!
When I was waiting at a NYC Apple store in line one morning there was some sort of altercation between some Chinese scalpers and Russian scalpers. Unfortunately, it didn't come to blows, so nobody was ejected from the line. That obviously would have been the most preferable and desirable outcome, as it would have meant that everybody else would have moved up a few places in line.
Apple products are real popular, so the product launches are bound to attract seedy people, criminals and other sorts of scum.
Yes, obviously violence is the preferable and desirable option.
The combined popularity and scarcity of apple products may indeed elicit something less than our better nature.
It's the first time I've seen consumerism posited as a precursor to Naziism too.
why do you post this kind of crap ... it benefits no one.
why do you post this kind of crap ... it benefits no one.
Considering the comments to which poke is referring your comment is curious.
the descent of china into consumerist hell has begun, let's all in the west hope that in ten years time they won't be the new hitlers of the world.
As opposed to our politicians giving gas to saddam hussein to use on iranians in a war they encouraged that killed a million people - but he did sell us some oil.
I didn't do a search first but volkwagon wasnt founded by the nazis. I think it was that hitler asked/ordered(?) Ferdinand Porsche to make a car for the average person. Volks (people's) wagon(car).
As I recall...
Not that it matters, but the Volkswagen also appeared as the Kübelwagen, the "jeep" of the Wehrmacht.
Not that it matters, but the Volkswagen also appeared as the Kübelwagen, the "jeep" of the Wehrmacht.
There was also the schwimmwagon. The largest production of amphibious cars ever.
"Everybody was kung fu fighting..."
I'm Chinese so I happen to know a whole lot about these folks..
Their culture puts "money worship" above all else; public safety, health, dignity, respect, rule of law..., nobody really cares about any of that, making money is all that seems to matter.
In my time in China, most the people i came across have absolutely no pride in the jobs they work, they just do it for the sake of the money.
As opposed to our politicians giving gas to saddam hussein to use on iranians in a war they encouraged that killed a million people - but he did sell us some oil.
as opposed to nothing.
I didn't do a search first but volkwagon wasnt founded by the nazis. I think it was that hitler asked/ordered(?) Ferdinand Porsche to make a car for the average person. Volks (people's) wagon(car).
As I recall...
Correct. Anyone who thinks Professor Porsche got his start by the Nazis and not because he was developing his own cars is an idiot.
He was ordered to develop a ``People's car'' and the writing was on the wall--do as you are ordered or we'll destroy you.
Scalpers make me sick..
I'm Chinese so I happen to know a whole lot about these folks..
Their culture puts "money worship" above all else; public safety, health, dignity, respect, rule of law..., nobody really cares about any of that, making money is all that seems to matter.
In my time in China, most the people i came across have absolutely no pride in the jobs they work, they just do it for the sake of the money.
Desperation can have that effect on people... Some will do it for the money and not care, some will do it for free and care, some will do it for money and care, some will do it for free and not care... There's your matrix.