atwright147

Hey,

Given this product https://www.amazon.co.uk/DMW-DCC12-Adapter-BLF19PP-Battery-Panasonic/dp/B093R7LLRF (a fake battery for a Panasonic GH3 DSLR which passes electricity by a cable) is it possible to replace the USB-C cable with a much longer cable (roughly 4m)?

If not what are my options for plugging this into something 4m away? It will run in a space in the ceiling as the camera will be ceiling mounted

The Magic Rack is a tool used in American 8 or 9 ball pool. It is very thin and quite "floppy".

This is an example: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Billiard-Ball-Magic-Material-Halls/dp/B08HW7W5VG/

I have designed a version for English pool (where the balls are slightly smaller) and would like to make one for my friends and I.

Additionally, is this material available to purchase in roughly A4 size?

PS. I am a graphic designer and web developer, so I know nothing about material sciences or what to ask her, so please forgive my lack of knowledge :⁠-⁠)

I am looking to expand my 6Tb SHR1 volume (2x3Tb WD Reds) with another 2 WD Reds.

Will the shared data still be accessible on my network? If not, how long is the expansion likely to take?

Thank you for your time :)

I have a DS918+ with an existing 2x 3Tb WD Reds in RAID 1 (migrated from an old Synology 2 bay NAS).

I recently bought 2x 6Tb WD Reds and I would like to convert them all over to a single SHR1 volume.

My question is, what is the best way to accomplish this. My current thought is to create a volume on the 6Tb drives and move the shares over to that. Wipe the 3Tb RAID 1 volume, create an SHR volume there and move the shares back onto that volume. Then, wipe the 6Tb drives and add them to that volume.

This is all based on having read something about only being able to add disk to an SHR volume that are the same size or bigger than the first drives in the volume (hence starting with the 3Tb d

Hey,

Does Clip Studio have an equivalent to PhotoShop's Smart Objects?

I would like to paint one instance of a thing, duplicate it many times in a painting and have all instances update when the "master changes."

Thank you for your time :)

Hey all,

I am new to Reddit but really love what I have seen so far.

I have seen mention that this question comes up a lot but cannot seem to find a definitive answer either here or on the wider internet.

I would like to buy a Surface Pro 4 i7 (16Gb RAM, 256Gb HDD) for image manipulation in PhotoShop and sketching in SketchBook Pro.

In PhotoShop, I am usually working on photos from my Canon 700D (18MP at 8-Bit Colour with probably 20 layers max). I am based in the UK.

1. In a normal house, at normal ambient temperatures, does the fan kick in whilst using PhotoShop? If so, is it very noisy e.g. will my girlfriend get annoyed by it whilst we are sitting on the sofa watching TV?