PrivateHawk124

u/PrivateHawk124


r/fujifilm•

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I just made the jump from my Sony a6400/Tamron setup to the Fujifilm X-T30 III with the Tamron 18-300mm. I had exactly half a day to learn the Fuji basics before spending a full day at the Bronx Zoo. After shooting a mix of RAW, manual, and auto, I’m pleasantly surprised and incredibly happy with the results!

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r/AskPhotography•

Sigma 30mm making clicking noise?

Technical Help/Camera Settings

Recently started noticing some clicking noise when focusing with Sigma 30mm f/1.4 Sony. I know some noise is normal for STM lenses with gears/motor but I don't think I've heard this much before.

Is this normal or am I just going crazy from comparing to Canon R10 rabbithole and just hyperfocused on the noise now?

The sound is like 1/10th of what you hear. Idk why is my phone so sensitive to the noise. https://youtube.com/shorts/zavdO5QZQPU?si=XtiWwnC9iQSoPfEr

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r/india•

We all know how horrible Air India plane conditions are/were since the dawn of time. Sure it's a combination of bad management + civic sense before privatization recently. The planes felt like government buses and herding sheeps at 35,000 ft. Living in USA, of course I've mostly flown on the long range metal with Air India.

When Tata got it back again, I thought okay maybe it'll be some improvement and better conditions. Good news with A350 purchase where I was excited to fly on those rather than Etihad's recycled 777-300ER.

Long and behold, I was finally on it during a recent flight and super impressed with the condition of the plane and the service too. Then few hours in the air, you se

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r/Laserengraving•

I am sure this has been asked many times but I feel like in my case, simple venting to the window is not sufficient. Now pardon my crude drawing but this is how the basement is setup. What would work here? My primary use would be a 20w mostly used for cutting maybe 2-3mm wooden materials and engraving leather wallets/keychains and such. Not really vinyl of any colors.

I would love to figure this out before I actually buy the engraver.

I do have neighbors on one side as shown and the vent for the dryer goes from basement to driveway. Our neighbor's deck is directly to the left of that vent so I can't use that vent and send the fumes towards their deck of course. On one side where I can t

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r/newjersey•

I've used EZ-Pass Plus Parking lane at the EWR Lot 6 at least 7-8 times this year alone but I've not seen a single transaction being posted. I've not received any unpaid tolls or fines notice either.

The gate just opens up fine without issues too.

Is this happening to anyone else? I don't want to end up with hundreds in fine because I didn't notify them or anything lol.

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r/marriott•

Okay, At least I think this was a funny story so would love to hear your funny stories. Share your funny stories or experiences, I love hearing them.

Gold Elite here and was visiting Austin Marriott for a business trip. Been there before so not a stranger.

Somehow got upgraded to an executive king suite instead of the regular king bed I usually get. Now I didn't know that the executive suites are hidden in a corner with an apartment type entrance that can be closed/opened with a key.

I literally did like two loops of the floor to find where the heck is my room and found the hidden entrance to a world of sweet sweet technology and space when the other room guest I assume left the main e

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