1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

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

 

Already have one

 

And no SLI

 

And my last motherboard died. I only have the video card now

 

Thinking of using something like this for the new table, thoughts for/against?

$46 1-1/2" Square Metal Double Star Caster Insert | 3/8-16 Threaded Stem | 2-1/2" Wheel Diameter Industrial Casters | 2 with Brakes and 2 Without Brakes by Outwater

https://www.amazon.com/Square-Doubl...+tube+insert+caster+wheel,aps,145&sr=8-8&th=1

 

@eon_blue

Masking it worked well enough, got the picture I was looking for mostly I think.

 

Dunno about those, but the casters from harbor freight are fantastic for the price. It’s what ive got on my welder cart.

 

I've used plenty of those myself, like on my welding carts and whatnot





But the set I linked have square tube inserts that'll eliminate having to weld the casters onto the square tube.

Wondering if anyone used a set they'd recommend otherwise I'll throw $40 at Amazon and try them out.

 

Uhhhh


Yeeaaa. Building a Plex box

 

You gonna share them server addresses

 

hmmm

Maybe I can give you a login


I have a fresh install of Linux and need to set everything up from scratch again

 

It does support partial native x265 transcoding it looks like; DM me and just pay shipping if you want it

 

Niiiiiice

 

Skinny 33s on the work truck, noice

 

I wanted 35's but I was told no

I think they'd fit easy

 

I can never tell with fullsize trucks. Buddy has a Chevy 2500HD and the damn thing can't even fit a skinny 33 without rubbing and we had to cut a bit to get a 34 to clear.

 

Everyone else to running 285's so I knew these would work

 

Just got a full inspection done on the truck, wish I would've recorded the call, "rock solid' "I love this truck" "great color and the standard transmission". Couple minor things he recommended, mostly preventative fluid maintenance and the valve cover gasket has a small leak, eventually doing the rack and pinion but he's seen them go 300K miles plus.
Should be able to do most everything with a buddy in an afternoon.
Back to focusing on getting a camper shell/softopper and some sliders.
On a side note I have to take it to get weighed, same thing when I bought my 3rd gen from Oregon.
Anyways, just wanted to share.
Hope everyone is having a blessed day.

 

Oh no