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ring had some really hashed out movement i loved the prone to sitting 360 pivoting it looked so good RIP Roe ! <3 SNOW MAP IS BEST MAP !

yea hahah

But what is the thickness? 3mm? 5mm? ?

There's something that I have never seen addressed in these videos, and is the fact that, AFAIK, each grain in a film can only be either black or white (or, if it's a color film, either the color or black), which means that any light/color gradation must be done by dithering. So yes, you can have very small lines for very high-contrast elements, but as soon as you have normal-contrast elements, the image dithers and you loss a lot of resolution (which, BTW, explains the two values of lines per millimeter). Instead, in a digital sensor each pixel (or subpixel in the case of three-sensor cameras) can have 256 or more levels of intensity per pixel, so although the "apparent resolution" (this is, the number of line pairs per millimeter) is smaller, in practice, with "real world images" the resolution loss is not so extreme. Or that's my opinion.

Lenses are the biggest limitation. I think digital has driven lens technology improvements, past "quality" lenses obviously fall apart with modern sensors, so to get the sharpest digital pictures, they are making technically accurate lenses. I've got a few older lenses that were very expensive back in the heyday of film, and they do not acquit themselves well in front of a digital sensor. Fortunately we also have digital means to correct deviations, but the old adage of Garbage In Garbage Out still applies.

My wife an i are independent electronics engineers for industrial and infrastructure applications. Have seen much worse. Rat nest machine control panel. Rotten fluids of electrocuted rats causing a short. The smell of burnt electronics with rat poop and rat decompositions.

lucky that CRT didnt burn down your house

(Me, with piles of old computers everywhere) wait, this isn't normal? 🤣🤣

Yeahh please bring this Game back

chatgpt explain : Here’s a more detailed summary of the idea of using entropy in the conversion from analog film resolution to digital formats such as HDR10+, with some scientific insights and formulas: Entropy can be used to measure the amount of information when converting analog film resolution into digital formats like HDR10+. In information theory, Shannon entropy quantifies the average number of bits required to encode information, which is essential in image processing. For analog film, resolution is often measured in line pairs per millimeter (lp/mm). To estimate the number of pixels required in a digital format: P = L × H × (lp/mm)^2 where L and H are the film dimensions in millimeters. In HDR10+, each pixel uses 30 bits (10 bits per color channel). The total amount of information (in bits) for an HDR10+ image is: Total bits = P × 30 For example, a 35mm film with 50 lp/mm results in ~2.16 million pixels, needing: Total bits = 2.16 × 10^6 × 30 = 64.8 megabits Entropy plays a key role in determining the visual information and optimizing conversion from analog to digital formats. Higher entropy in film (due to grain and tonal variation) typically requires more digital data for accurate reproduction.

I personally love film, but shoot digital because it's cheap and convenient.

4:34 is that a will it microwave reference ?

Dead ass tho, this rusty shoebox of a pc case would fit perfectly in my old shed. Just so twice a year I can bang out solitaire gameplay

Is that the Shinedown logo in your profile picture? If so that's awesome lol

I would have tried cp -pvr /mnt/source/ /mnt/destination/

I have lots of film negatives from the 1950's when my dad had a 70mm camera. I have a black and white 70mm negative that I used a Cannon desktop scanner to scan the negative at 9600dpi. A car in the picture that is more than 100 feet off into the distance, you can enlarge the scan of the negative enough to easily read the license plate of this vehicle 100 or so feet away. I highly doubt you can do that with digital photography.

The sound effects are just a little bit too loud I think

I disagree, I can tell by looking at 100MP shots that they aren't even close to 50iso...

Even my Grandparent’s Dell Dimension Is more cleaner than this

with that kind of damage its a miracle anything worked

nobody has ide to usb but there is plenty of people who have usb to ide. I have 3 of them and i am one of those tech people. Try suggesting to someone, even techs to find a usb to scsi (any, and there's multiple generations and types) or usb to SAS and THAT is a LOT harder.

In other words, get a good smartphone with 108 Mpx like a Poco X4/5 and you are good to go for another 10 years. Your investment will be swallowed by the cost and use of the phone. Try receiving a phone call on a 35mm camera or playing your favorite war game. With the infrequent use of the camera, it makes more sense to incorporate it into a more multi-use device. Whereas your 35mm spends 99.9% of the time in storage.

genuinely surprised how the hard drive still (barely) worked after seeing more than 20 years of dust, being an RMAed part and getting vacuumed

0:20 back in 2008 I did tech support for iMac users, the company I worked for was the only non-Apple support group to exist. We had a guy who got to a point where his computer needed to be brought into an Apple store where they denied working on it due to the large amount of tobacco dust. I was the third person who was unlucky enough to get a call from this abusive person. He was "banned" from calling in, his number immediately routed to an Apple agent. I was also the unlucky one who was tasked with reviewing the computer before making the ultimate call to hand off the case straight to Apple. he must have had a houseful o f smokers near the thing! at the time I was a smoker and even I had misgivings of touching the thing. I think I wasn't quite prepared as I didn't think it could get that bad. Even for me, I always went outside to smoke, so nothing in my apartment outside of my clothes had any smoke damage, and that was easy enough to maintain with weekly laundry. He even tried taking Apple to court over it. 🤣

A hazmat suit is recommended.

Garbage videos

I have a very similar monitor, mine is branded as "multiscan", they are definitely some sort of generic oem thing.

It gets even worse when it comes to optical magnification (in the darkroom and elsewhere) as the effective aperture (and potential imperfections in the optics) further lower the resolution of film. Most magnifications in the lab are done at f8.0 max, f11-f16 are more commonly used. Wider apertures are only used for focusing the image. Now factor in the magnification and you'll end up with really small effective apertures, barely enough to resolve the negative. It's like spreading butter on bread, getting a bigger piece of bread won't get you a thicker spread of butter.

who's that girl on the thumbnail?

Can you do the same comparison with ISO800 or ISO3200 film?

Nice video dude

I'd wipe the drive and use it to shuffle worthless files around. See how long it would last.

You take the working parts, and you put the rest in the bin.

The worst I cleaned was a cat piss filled pc with dead roaches. It was rusted from the amount of cat piss in it, I'm honestly amazed I got that old IDE hard drive to last long enough to dump.

Holy shart

Cap, I once bought a PC with a cockroach nest in the PSU, wanted to burn my house down after that

Pionex built a nice system!

Came from your data recovery of that nasty pc, and this video is exactly how I feel about CZcams!! I've seen one or two videos whining about how CZcams is falling apart or something, and I always scratch my head and think like: "just tune your reccomendations better". I like how reccomendations are seperate for "brand" channels, so I can have reccomendations for my seperate interests that don't really match; i.e Cartoons and Animation opposed to Game Development and Retroish Games. One recentish "feature" I like is how the reccomendation system is bringing back old videos and content, always kinda spices it up! So yeah, cheers to CZcams, hope to see it for another 20 years too.

the monitor working is quite neat. but maybe I have a soft spot for CRT monitors though.

I would have tried to save the mainboard. An Super-Socket 7 ATX is quite rare nowadays, to me the Varta barf (on 486 and older) are more of a mainboard killer than rust.

Swamp gooch pc

NOT THE RUST SLANDER

Rust mentioned

Very thorough examination of film resolution.

If you cant stand the heat, stay away from the kitchen

I've got a pristine Dell Dimension 4100 I use for my IDE needs. Those old towers definitely still have their use when it comes to data recovery

most cleanest discord mod pc:

Thank god I have an IDE to USB and an IDE to SATA connector that my dad bought years ago to recover our old PC's HDD.

nice Cirno