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The only problem is, and they never show you this in the marketing material, you need to have both the camera control cable and an HDMI cable connected up between your camera and the gimbal. This means you have a myriad of cables sticking out everywhere. You also need to be aware that with certain cameras, if you attach an HDMI cable or use a camera control cable, the back LCD screen turns black. This is exactly what happens with the Panasonic GH5. You can still receive a wireless video signal without having to use a camera control cable.

Thankfully, Fitbit opted to include a charging dock for the Versa—I hated the magnetic cable that came with the Ionic. The Versa’s dock has clips on the side that you squeeze to open it up, then you drop the watch in. The clips hold it in place so the pogo pins remain in contact with the dock. The dock isn’t very heavy, so the stock band tends to lift it up slightly from the surface, but it’s still better than the cable. I don’t like the dock as much as Samsung’s wireless charging stands. It’s better than most smartwatch chargers, though.

Philips says the Momentum 436M6 does utilize local dimming—something VESA recommends but does not outright require for the DisplayHDR 1000 spec—to improve contrast and HDR performance, but the company does not specify the exact extent of it. We’ve asked for further clarification. The monitor is not capable of native 10-bit colors, either, instead opting for 8-bit colors with 2-bit dithering. Still, while we’ll need hands-on feedback to be sure, there’s reason to believe the Momentum 436M6 will be capable of stronger HDR reproduction than most past monitors.

Hisense is also noteworthy for its line of ULED, or ultra LED, backlit TVs that the company has long positioned as an high brightness and high-contrast alternative to emissive OLED panels. Starting this year, its new ULED XD technology takes this a step further, by apparently fusing two displays panels into one. “Dual-cell ULED XD panel layers a 1080p module displaying a grayscale image between a full array LED backlight and a 4K module displaying a full color image, creating significant upgrades in local dimming, colors and dynamic range,” according to the company’s press release. Though it seems counter-intuitive that putting anything between a backlight and a color panel would improve colors and dynamic range, it’s a clever and unique approach.

I personally don’t think that a heavy one-handed gimbal is needed for a lot of DSLR and mirrorless camera and lens setups. There are plenty of lighter gimbals that can handle the payloads of these type of cameras, such as the companies Weebill Lab. In saying that, using larger gimbal means there is less stress on the motors and you also have the ability to run larger, heavier lenses.

The obligatory beauty mode is present and accounted for. Take a selfie or a portrait and you can pick from six degrees of skin-smoothing and wrinkle-removing. Other noteworthy features are the Live Photos (with sound) and the AR stickers. Because who doesn’t like virtual bunny ears?

Volgens Hartlove waren er achter gesloten deuren demo’s van dergelijke prototypes te zien, maar moet je toch minstens aan 2020-2021 denken voor een echt consumentenproduct. Naar de bijhorende prijs is het raden.

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Developers, hobbyists and enthusiasts may be interested to know that a new Raspberry Pi clone in the form of the aptly named Rock Pi mini PC will soon be launching priced from $39. As the name suggests the Raspberry Pi inspired mini PC is equipped with a Rockchip RK3399, USB 3.0, M.2, HDMI 2.0, and native GbE, plus optional WiFi, BT, and PoE.

Notable features include four USB 3.0 ports, a USB Type-C port, 2GB DDR3 memory, a six-core processor, support for 4K displays and hardware-accelerated 4K video playback, and 64 general-purpose input-output (GPIO) pins for hooking up hardware. It also includes an interface that supports two 13-megapixel cameras.

Let’s focus first on what makes this pricey grill a great addition to a smart home, and then I’ll discuss what distinguishes a pellet grill such as this from the more familiar charcoal and gas-fired grills. The Timberline 850 connects to your Wi-Fi network, of course, which means you can fire it up, load your food, and pretty much not have to come back until everything’s cooked.

Like it seemingly has when it comes to AF performance, Sony does appear to have listened by the time we get around the RX10 IV, in that the 3-inch tilting LCD has been revised with, finally, the addition of touch functionality.