u/harexe

Vintage vibe nowadays just means having a proper flash and not just a led

Lässt sich gut mit drawio machen

I'd suggest the Z50II if you want to do more birds and planes, otherwise if you really want full frame get the Z5II. I'd only get the Z6II if you want to photograph cars and not much moving subjects like birds

You probably wont get much more than you paid for, either use it yourself or gift it to some kid that's willing to learn

Approves

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My ADHD makes me cycle through stuff often luckily, I buy a camera only to sell it a year later to fund the next one I want lmao

Can't go wrong with a Yamaha

I use the 80-200 (two ring version) for portraits on my D800 and it's amazing. It's the only reason I still haven't gone fully Mirorless

I'm also curious whether going full frame with a Z6 II would actually give me a meaningful advantage for landscapes and night photography, considering the additional size and cost of full-frame lenses.

It would, compared to the D60 it will be a completely different world in terms of Dynamic Range, Noise and low light performance. The only thing where the Z6II lacks is AF, maybe the new Z5IIC would be interesting if you could live without an Viewfinder

I was looking at the S9 but I think the moment you put a lens bigger than a pancake on it becomes hard to hold since it doesn't have a proper grip like the Nikons have

Most stuff related to components is in the menu that you open up by double clicking a component, that's where you change it's identifier, name, footprint etc. Everything else like netlabels is on the right-hand toolbar

Depending on how safety critical the application is you could get by with just the ESP32 and have Core0 do the backend stuff and Core1 for user stuff.

Also if you go with the 2 MCU solution and both are on one PCB or in the same chassis then you could just use SPI for inter MCU communications.

For the actual user side programming, do you plan to implement some kind of interpreter for a simple lua/python style language or how did you plan that?

Yeah canon is great for high end (R5 etc) and the low end (R10, R50) but for the middle range (R6, R8) I think Sony and Nikon are the better choice since that's the range where the budget is somewhat limited and an A7IV/A7V or Z5II/Z6III are a better choice

Both are great cameras but for starting out if always pick Sony or Nikon over Canon since they have way more lens options. The only real reason for buying a canon is of you already has a good selection of canon lenses that you could use

I have one high accuracy IPS Monitor for my photo stuff and the rest are VA which is totally fine for my usecase

Depending on the camera its surprisingly easy to pop the back by accident, my Nikon F75 has a slide tab on the side that pops the back that could be mistaken for some setting on the camera

If you're not doing any professional work, then I wouldn't go Canon Full Frame since the lenses are really expensive and there aren't any 3rd party lenses with AF. I'd go for a Sony A7III, A7IV, A7V or a Nikon Z5II, Z6III as those have a much better selection of (cheaper) lenses (especially the Nikons as they can also use Sony lenses with an Adapter)

Switching systems is rarely worth it when you're invested a lot. I'd decide it by the amount of Fuji lenses you have.if you only have the Kit lens then switching won't be that bad and you'll get an upgrade. Maybe even sell the XT3 and get a ZFc/Z30 for travel instead so you can use your lenses on all bodies

Ich glaube für 200€ könnte man einen Ryzen 5 3600 finden mit Mainboard und 16gb RAM. Edit: den rest würde ich von deinem PC verwenden, Netzteil und Graka reichen noch aus

Man I love Pro Image, it's such a nice stock. It's my go go for taking snapshots on sunny days

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Ich würde ein Altes PC Netzteil + Adapter nehmen und falls mehr anschlüsse nötig sind mit Wago Klemmen verteilen. Wichtig, achte drauf das die Geräte nicht zu viel Storm von den jeweiligen Stromschienen ziehen

Pogledaj original sliku na kojoj je ova crtana, u pozadini ljudi ne stoje u redu nego gledaju na stranu takođe

Hatte HP gar nicht auf dem Schirm, wollte tatsächlich auch AMD aber bei dell und Lenovo gab's keine bezahlbaren. Sehe aber das es die Probooks mit R7 5875U und 16GB RAM für 500€ gibt was sehr nice ist

Habe auch schon bereits beim Afbshop geschaut, aber da ist die Auswahl nicht sonderlich gut was 2-in-1 Geräte angeht.