1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

NASA said 13 and up. Mine goes to 12.

 

Man, clamps arrived and the goodies I've got are really gonna make a huge difference



Test fitting on the table

 

Think all 3 of mine go up to 13

But only 1 goes down to shade 5

 

There's jokes about mazapan; I'll find them after you try it

It's really good though but crumbles easily so remember that when you open it

Duvalin tastes like frosting almost, but different, it's yummy

And gansitos are next level mexican twinkies, and are best eaten out of the freezer

 

If you're brown, and your gansitos aren't in the freezer, you get your brown card revoked

 

Yeah I've read a couple articles saying 12 minimum and others saying 13 to be safe

 

So apparently I never knew the story of the wolf and the 7 lambs, thought it looked like a cute cartoon for Sofia to watch... next thing I know the wolf is devouring all but one of the 7 kids and the mom lamb is cutting open his stomach to rescue them before they get digested. Wtf

 

That's metal AF

 

This why you don't trust YouTube for kids show recommendations

 

Yeah maybe hold off on the German stories too... They're all pretty brutal

 

Krampus season is coming

 

Lol I just did the same

 

Anyone want a free 1050 Ti?

 

Oh and it doesn't end there, the mom cuts out her kids while the wolf is sleeping and replaces them with big rocks in his stomach, when he wakes up his stomach hurts so he goes to get some water in a river and the weight of the rocks makes him fall over and drown. Savage

 

https://youtu.be/4vgeGwg-ja4?si=9ox1noPcWCgQcjOM

@eon_blue Do you have any tips for dealing with Chromatic Aberration in Lr?

 

There should be a feature in the Develop module under lens corrections for removing chromatic aberration, it works ok if I remember. Much better than trying to spot edit it out in Ps

 

Thinking back there was a technique we were taught back in my early Ps classes to minimize it with the hue/saturation adjustment layer, or rather make the glow more grayscale so it doesn't stand out. Sample the glow with the color dropper and use the slider to desaturate it, mask back in any other parts of the image that might be effected by it. At least I think that's what we did, been awhile

 

Hmm yeah attacking it with a mask might be easiest. I took a picture inside an abandoned mill and the light shafts from the holes in the roof look goofy with the blue in them

 

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