Can you guys touch on how you approach using Things 3? There’s something overwhelming of opening it and seeing a list of things. A part of it is definitely user side but IMO there also isn’t a lot of “breathing space” in Things’s UI and UX. Curious to hear from you guys and maybe give it another go. Thank you!
32:40 If you have the negatives, you can get a tube attachment to your camera, and take digital photos of the negatives, then let Lightroom convert it back to positives.
29:00 No app would be an ideal substitute to good lighting. A simple set up of LED bulbs hitting the photo from both sides at 45 degrees would run circles around PhotoScan. Also, the intensity of the light matters, so the camera uses the lowest possible ISO for maximum detail.
Sweet. Yep, love my Meta Quest 3. The controllers are great and prescription lenses + Bobo VR is so comfortable and crisp. Been playing a lot of Iron Man VR and Star Wars Vader Immortal. Lol, just got the bit where you mentioned Vader Immortal. It is awesome. The lightsaber combat is so natural. Also love playing some VR modded games using UEVR and even how cinematic streaming normal games are using Virtual Desktop and an Xbox controller.
Sweet. Working Copy is awesome 😁 I love using Bear to write Markdown and save it to Working Copy via Files support and push to my blog's Git repo which auto-builds from the repo.
Gotta love Homebridge. I love it for connecting my older LG TV for turn on, turn off, change source and the iOS remote app widget. I also use it for connecting official HomeKit stuff when the integration flakes.
Yeah. Genshin Impact is great with a controller. The power of M1 makes it far smoother and less crashy than A series. Plus increased graphics and frame rate 😃 I wonder how far Matt can crank it up with an M4?
WOOOHOO EP 1!!
So excited to watch/listen. Congrats 🎉
Can you guys touch on how you approach using Things 3?
There’s something overwhelming of opening it and seeing a list of things. A part of it is definitely user side but IMO there also isn’t a lot of “breathing space” in Things’s UI and UX.
Curious to hear from you guys and maybe give it another go.
Thank you!
32:40 If you have the negatives, you can get a tube attachment to your camera, and take digital photos of the negatives, then let Lightroom convert it back to positives.
Enjoyed a listen, er, watch (wisten?) of the first episode!
Loving it! I'm a person who likes a project and there are a lot of ideas here!
29:00 No app would be an ideal substitute to good lighting. A simple set up of LED bulbs hitting the photo from both sides at 45 degrees would run circles around PhotoScan. Also, the intensity of the light matters, so the camera uses the lowest possible ISO for maximum detail.
A long exposure on a tripod could also work
Ayyyy fellow product designer 😎
Sweet. Yeah, Moonlight/Sunshine is awesome. I love streaming to my Steam Deck, iPad, Switch OLED, and Macbook.
Sweet. Yep, love my Meta Quest 3. The controllers are great and prescription lenses + Bobo VR is so comfortable and crisp.
Been playing a lot of Iron Man VR and Star Wars Vader Immortal. Lol, just got the bit where you mentioned Vader Immortal. It is awesome. The lightsaber combat is so natural.
Also love playing some VR modded games using UEVR and even how cinematic streaming normal games are using Virtual Desktop and an Xbox controller.
Sweet. Working Copy is awesome 😁 I love using Bear to write Markdown and save it to Working Copy via Files support and push to my blog's Git repo which auto-builds from the repo.
Gotta love Homebridge. I love it for connecting my older LG TV for turn on, turn off, change source and the iOS remote app widget.
I also use it for connecting official HomeKit stuff when the integration flakes.
Love the keyboard enthusiast mindset. That is literally everyone on r/mechanicalkeyboards.
Yeah. Genshin Impact is great with a controller. The power of M1 makes it far smoother and less crashy than A series. Plus increased graphics and frame rate 😃 I wonder how far Matt can crank it up with an M4?
Aww, the cat is so cute. Loved your face.