Jamie LeJeune
@jamielejeune.bsky.social
RGB Mixer
(formerly @restlesspix on Twitter)
(formerly @restlesspix on Twitter)
They had a whole (very well staged) scene in an ice hotel merely to give Carol a reason to make a joke about having frozen her eggs.
My bet is that info becomes relevant to the plot eventually.
My bet is that info becomes relevant to the plot eventually.
November 21, 2025 at 6:32 PM
They had a whole (very well staged) scene in an ice hotel merely to give Carol a reason to make a joke about having frozen her eggs.
My bet is that info becomes relevant to the plot eventually.
My bet is that info becomes relevant to the plot eventually.
LTO 8 using Canister and exporting the catalogs to Neofinder
November 18, 2025 at 8:23 PM
LTO 8 using Canister and exporting the catalogs to Neofinder
Just hearing the phrase makes my skin crawl.
Having to actually cut them is worse.
Having to actually cut them is worse.
a woman says " i 'm sorry for your pain " while making a sad face
ALT: a woman says " i 'm sorry for your pain " while making a sad face
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November 5, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Just hearing the phrase makes my skin crawl.
Having to actually cut them is worse.
Having to actually cut them is worse.
October 15, 2025 at 12:39 PM
I’ve got 2x 27” for app GUI left and right.
A 32” reference display in center.
Plus scopes on a cheap 13” positioned lower left.
So yeah, I vote for at least 2.
A 32” reference display in center.
Plus scopes on a cheap 13” positioned lower left.
So yeah, I vote for at least 2.
October 13, 2025 at 6:32 PM
I’ve got 2x 27” for app GUI left and right.
A 32” reference display in center.
Plus scopes on a cheap 13” positioned lower left.
So yeah, I vote for at least 2.
A 32” reference display in center.
Plus scopes on a cheap 13” positioned lower left.
So yeah, I vote for at least 2.
Thank you for the recommendations!
Sounds good as my preferred mode of travel is train + bike. While not the only reason I enjoy Japan, the fact that it’s easy to do in many areas is a big one.
And the addendum, ha!
I see it.
Sounds good as my preferred mode of travel is train + bike. While not the only reason I enjoy Japan, the fact that it’s easy to do in many areas is a big one.
And the addendum, ha!
I see it.
October 4, 2025 at 2:30 PM
Thank you for the recommendations!
Sounds good as my preferred mode of travel is train + bike. While not the only reason I enjoy Japan, the fact that it’s easy to do in many areas is a big one.
And the addendum, ha!
I see it.
Sounds good as my preferred mode of travel is train + bike. While not the only reason I enjoy Japan, the fact that it’s easy to do in many areas is a big one.
And the addendum, ha!
I see it.
For those who plan to visit Nikko someday, which area of it would you recommend?
October 4, 2025 at 8:30 AM
For those who plan to visit Nikko someday, which area of it would you recommend?
Currently in Japan and injured my knee. Despite paying full fare since I’m not covered by insurance here, the cost to see orthopedist + Xray + ultrasound + MRI was less than 5% of what I have to pay for same care in California, on top of a $700+ monthly premium.
We’re being screwed in US.
We’re being screwed in US.
October 2, 2025 at 9:50 AM
Currently in Japan and injured my knee. Despite paying full fare since I’m not covered by insurance here, the cost to see orthopedist + Xray + ultrasound + MRI was less than 5% of what I have to pay for same care in California, on top of a $700+ monthly premium.
We’re being screwed in US.
We’re being screwed in US.
I can only hope that’s how it shakes out.
September 16, 2025 at 1:32 AM
I can only hope that’s how it shakes out.
I should clarify that I’m not saying there’s anything inherently bad about ProResRAW.
It’s just newly added to Resolve, has no documentation by BMD yet, and Apple own documentation of it is not as detailed as it could/should be.
It’s just newly added to Resolve, has no documentation by BMD yet, and Apple own documentation of it is not as detailed as it could/should be.
September 15, 2025 at 4:17 PM
I should clarify that I’m not saying there’s anything inherently bad about ProResRAW.
It’s just newly added to Resolve, has no documentation by BMD yet, and Apple own documentation of it is not as detailed as it could/should be.
It’s just newly added to Resolve, has no documentation by BMD yet, and Apple own documentation of it is not as detailed as it could/should be.
I’m glad it’s useful.
I wish it was possible to honestly reply that computer displays just work for grading.
Colorists don’t spend money on reference displays and I/O cards+ boxes for fun 🤑
It’s unfortunately the only way to consistently trust we are viewing a faithful representation.
I wish it was possible to honestly reply that computer displays just work for grading.
Colorists don’t spend money on reference displays and I/O cards+ boxes for fun 🤑
It’s unfortunately the only way to consistently trust we are viewing a faithful representation.
August 22, 2025 at 8:37 AM
I’m glad it’s useful.
I wish it was possible to honestly reply that computer displays just work for grading.
Colorists don’t spend money on reference displays and I/O cards+ boxes for fun 🤑
It’s unfortunately the only way to consistently trust we are viewing a faithful representation.
I wish it was possible to honestly reply that computer displays just work for grading.
Colorists don’t spend money on reference displays and I/O cards+ boxes for fun 🤑
It’s unfortunately the only way to consistently trust we are viewing a faithful representation.
*though there is one exception
On XDR MacBook Pro, when set to the preset HDTV BT.1886 reference mode, setting Rec.709-A as output color space (with “use Mac Profiles engaged”) is the only way to get the Resolve GUI + Cleanfeed to display 2.4 gamma
But that’s *not* the case for Studio Display.
On XDR MacBook Pro, when set to the preset HDTV BT.1886 reference mode, setting Rec.709-A as output color space (with “use Mac Profiles engaged”) is the only way to get the Resolve GUI + Cleanfeed to display 2.4 gamma
But that’s *not* the case for Studio Display.
August 22, 2025 at 8:22 AM
*though there is one exception
On XDR MacBook Pro, when set to the preset HDTV BT.1886 reference mode, setting Rec.709-A as output color space (with “use Mac Profiles engaged”) is the only way to get the Resolve GUI + Cleanfeed to display 2.4 gamma
But that’s *not* the case for Studio Display.
On XDR MacBook Pro, when set to the preset HDTV BT.1886 reference mode, setting Rec.709-A as output color space (with “use Mac Profiles engaged”) is the only way to get the Resolve GUI + Cleanfeed to display 2.4 gamma
But that’s *not* the case for Studio Display.
Rec.709-A is only useful when your goal is to match the Resolve GUI + cleanfeed to how Apple software displays video with 1-1-1 NCLC tags.
That isn’t reference, there isn’t a standard way to adapt that for cinema, and it won’t look the same on any device that isn’t Apple’s.
That isn’t reference, there isn’t a standard way to adapt that for cinema, and it won’t look the same on any device that isn’t Apple’s.
August 22, 2025 at 8:18 AM
Rec.709-A is only useful when your goal is to match the Resolve GUI + cleanfeed to how Apple software displays video with 1-1-1 NCLC tags.
That isn’t reference, there isn’t a standard way to adapt that for cinema, and it won’t look the same on any device that isn’t Apple’s.
That isn’t reference, there isn’t a standard way to adapt that for cinema, and it won’t look the same on any device that isn’t Apple’s.
That’s as close to a standard reference setup as you can get on the Apple Display.
The backlight bleed and black that is actually gray will still be bad. Settings can’t fix the hardware limitations
The backlight bleed and black that is actually gray will still be bad. Settings can’t fix the hardware limitations
August 22, 2025 at 8:12 AM
That’s as close to a standard reference setup as you can get on the Apple Display.
The backlight bleed and black that is actually gray will still be bad. Settings can’t fix the hardware limitations
The backlight bleed and black that is actually gray will still be bad. Settings can’t fix the hardware limitations