waveparticle

All the talks here makes no sense to business. 

radarthekat said:

waveparticle said:

ronn said:

lkrupp said:

waveparticle said:

CCP has changed. It is listening to people and making changes. New lockdown will be small and last only one day. It might take five to seven days to see if this new method will stop the growing of cases. 

God, what an obvious CCP plant you are. Do you really think we are stupid enough to not know who you are and what you were sent here to do? Tell your CCP handler comrades that it’s not working.

Obvious 50 Cent Army member! 

You are wrong! I am truth and fact bearer. 

Perhaps China should accept western vaccines.  I’d bet Apple would be happy to purchase 1 million Pfizer shots to provide first, second and booster doses to every worker at Foxconn if it would mean they could come and go freely. 

Do you know China has implemented heath codes? The vaccines shots has to be recorded into the health agency. In US, the Wallet app will show the dates I received the shots. In China, just receiving the shots does not mean you will get the green code. You have to be tested negative. Some local places require test every day. Since there are so many people in China, just getting a test is a huge inconvenience. This is one reason there is such wide spread protests recently. But CCP has relaxed the rules today. 

Recently NYU officials are accused of giving themselves raises while reducing budget for security forces. 

Mike Wuerthele said:

JP234 said:

Mike Wuerthele said:

JP234 said:

"Thunderbolt speeds would be a massive improvement for creatives, especially those working with massive ProRes video files."

Massive ProRes video files? On a PHONE? Sounds like an exercise in high tech torture! Maybe use a MacBook Pro, a Mac Studio or an Apple Silicon Mac Pro (soon, soon…).

Got to shoot it on something.

LOL! In the good ol' days we used to shoot pro video on pro camcorders. And edit them on pro computers (Powermac G4/5's, Mac Pros). Doubt "Foundation" was shot on an iPhone!

Probably not for "broadcast," but the pre-imaging and test shots were.

An iPhone doesn't replace the pro video cameras, obviously. But lots of stuff is shot on them, and getting the video off faster is a good thing.

Apple should work with professional digital camera makers to create an interface so photos and videos can easily and quickly transfer to iPhone while you shoot. 

retrogusto said:

By flipping the structure of the optics by 90 degrees, you can increase the focal length by expanding the structure from, say, the top towards the bottom of the phone, or from side to side, instead of from the front to the back, so you don’t need to increase the phone’s thickness to increase its focal length. 

Excellent! So an optical zoom of 10 or even 100 can be easily done and there is no bump!