u/C47man

What metrics and evidence are you using to arrive at that opinion?

>Bolsonaro's dad was politically prosecuted, so it's a safe bet.

Political prosecution for political crime is how it's supposed to work though? Daddy Bolsonaro attempted an autocratic coup. Why would he not but prosecuted for that?

Is he a political refugee? The charges against him are over corruption, not his politics. If the evidence he was corrupt is there, is it still political?

So this is... an ad? Since your username is MiroTalk?

Wait so if you're in contact with the library and clearly have a location agreement for filming there, why are you asking reddit instead of asking the library?

David Mullen does!

"I'm a DM with 18 years of experience, I've seen lots of issues and know that talking to people is the general solution, while removing someone is a last resort if talking doesn't work. But this is a unique problem I've got! goes on to explain one of the single most common and 'normal' new player table problems in D&D history"

Like dude, is this AI generated or something? The experienced person you identified yourself as in the top of the post wouldn't need reddit's help with the rest of it.

Yes, and their considerable artistic skill is being wasted making thirsty porn bait instead of creating something worth their talent.

That's communism, not socialism. Communism is a volunteer fire department that can never afford adequate gear or manpower with their fundraisers. Socialism is the government run, tax funded fire departments that have enough trucks, training, and crew to handle large areas of responsibility. It's absolutely possible to fulfill basic needs and markets with socialist policy. It's not magic or easy, but it's not the impossibility that corporatist oligarchs insist it is.

OConnor head for sure. The only time you ever see sachtler on legit productions these days is when you run out of OConnors or budget. Sachtler is good. OConnor is truly great. It's the tripod equivalent of thinking about buying a decent non-stick pan from Costco or buying a cast iron pan. They're both going to cook nice meals, but you know which one you're saving in the fire.

Install Unreal Engine and the Metahuman plug in if it isn't default (i don't remember if it is). From Poly Hammer, you'll need one plug in for Unreal and then some add-ons for blender. For Unreal, download the "Poly Hammer Interchange" plug in (it should be available kn the Fab store). For Blender, go to the poly hammer site directly to get the Character DNA add on (free) and purchase the Character Assembly add on (as of now about 30 usd). I also bought the auto rig one so I could do poses in Blender.

In unreal, make a Metahuman character and use the Metahuman editor there to design your person, add outfits, etc. You then download their texture sources, rig them, and assemble them (all in that window). Once it's assembled, there will be a "Blueprint" of the Metahuman, normally named something like "BP_TheNameYouChose". Right click it and select "Export for DCC". That'll make a bunch of files in a folder wherever you chose. One of the files is "CharacterAssemblyManifest.json" drag that file into your blender window and it'll import your metahuman!

The comment was dumb. But you thinking that it was referring to you personally is perhaps revealing.

It's funny you don't realize how dumb that reply was.

Not everybody religiously slurps down every post on a domestic airline sub. People who weren't traveling in March, or who were otherwise not going on reddit much at the time would absolutely have missed this. For example, I had no idea they'd changed it.

Stop assuming that everyone should know everything you know. It's OK to repost things on a website. You can allow it. You'll survive.

"When something happens, Reddit may only talk about it a single time ever!"

Surely you see how weird your position is.

Sony FX6

https://preview.redd.it/mn0i4xf6egxh1.jpeg?width=400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ed33b476bf9b779bf7965397dd1175be546f2de6

It's a lightbulb inside a normal fixture. That's not film equipment, that's just a regular ole pendant light.

Everything else is dark because there's no light hitting anything else. You can do that by, as one example, not having anything else nearby (ie shooting on a big stage). Otherwise you'd use flags and grip gear to prevent your light from hitting those elements.

As a professional cinematographer, this camerawork is driving me insane. I want to punch whoever shot made this. Vertical video, every shot starts standing still and then starts moving. Constantly rotating the camera to "fit" stuff needlessly. It's mindless. Cool plane though

Is there any good article going into what they did? Sounds interesting if they're doing a camera filter as well as a gel to keep oranges untouched. Kinda like a color version of a polarizer haha

Right. But what I mean is that I've been doing moonlight since film school by "cutting select wavelengths of light". This is how basically everyone does it. The phrasing of the post implies it was a particular innovation originating with this specific movie. I'm just curious if there actually was something novel about their approach. Otherwise, it's like saying "This new car managed to move forward using a system of geared force transference relays to rotate its ground interfaces". Like yeah dude, that's what every car does?

"selective cutting of specific light wavelengths"

Isn't this just what a color filter or color gel does? Why is this worded like some kind of genius super tech?

Gotcha, that's a shame. FECU, Chase, and Amex all give me instant alerts.

I've never had a card that didn't do it. You may want to check your settings for your bank. Are you set up to notify when there's a charge or when there is a posted transaction? The charges for me are instant. Transactions sometimes delay until they clear whatever system the CC uses

Immigration hearings are judicial proceedings with judges. It doesn't matter if it is civil or criminal, it's still part of the US Judiciary and still uses Judges. At no point has anyone demanded or expected juries for these hearings, why do you guys keep inventing this notion that we on the left are demanding it? And yes, due process means you have a right to legal representation. In criminal cases, you don't need to pay for one - you are assigned one for free. In civil cases, you are not given one for free but you do have the right to hire one.