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I've replaced RF Explorer with TXAdvance. It is an app that uses an SDR dongle. It does the scan, determines where to place your transmitters based upon intermod spacing and what it found in the scan. It does a lot more than that, but that's all I use it for...

I looked through the original 2008 thread, but I can't find the script. I'd like to read it.

Peter Freedman fired his first shot. More billable hours for Zaxcom attorneys.

Your question is too generic to answer; not that I have an answer. Secondly, why do you prefer one over the other? What did you read that made you come to this conclusion? "I make 4k video editing". Editing meaning what? Do you just cut picture? Do you grade your images? Do you add complex...

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If it has a PPF film on it, it may leave a mark -

You don't have much to lose trying paint. 5 in 1 reflectors are cheap. But, I suspect that the gold side isn't a surface that will take paint well and it would take a lot of paint to cover over the gold. If it works, it works. If it doesn't, you haven't really lost anything but a can of paint...

That is a useful distinction. What's intriguing is that there is no way to know how this will affect humanity. Let's say AI replaces 30% (pick a number) of workers. No one can predict what that means.

All of the past automation was non-human entities that were made to replace people. What's fun is how we guess as to how these technologies will affect us. History indicates we are usually not very good at guessing how things will turn out.

Technophobia is a natural reaction we have. It goes all the way back to Aristotle who looked dimly on books as a threat to our memories. The Gutenberg press and the industrial revolution provided the same fears of loss of jobs. Manufacturing automation in the 50's and 60's provided the same...

I'm 71. I have prescription glasses with bifocals. I put reading glasses over my prescription glasses. It looks stupid, but hey, as you know, the older you are the less you care about looks and more about getting it done. (It's hard to see my prescription glasses under the readers, but they are...

Reading glasses.

Then perhaps these. Ok, ok. I'm a big fan of film noir.

"Light faces not spaces" .....That's not a saying I would hang my hat on.

The angle of the light source is unnatural. Look at the shadow off the refrigerator onto the cabinet. That can't be sourced from a ceiling light (too low) and it is too low and hard to be sourced from a window. No matter where the light is coming from, in a room like that, there would be a lot...

First, what are your thoughts? What are you trying to accomplish with this shot? What's the mood; time of day; film genre;

Impressive. Does anybody else care to give their film festival success rate? I'm 0 for 3.

What is your festival entry to acceptance rate?

Overall, I was pretty satisfied. I had one shot that I wish I could redo; the background behind Alina when she is talking to the old man.

It will work. Use lavs. The trick is to be sure to experiment with placement so clothing noise is eliminated. This is a bit of an art and there are tricks on how to do this. Too much for me to write up here. But go to Youtube and there are several videos on how to do this. One problem you may...