At no point in this video does the op let the arm extend like the idiot in the post. This op always keeps the arm within his arm’s reach which is about all they can do. If you notice when he does this, the arm supports itself vertically. It doesn’t have the strength to be fully extended in the horizontal position.

Well he was shooting WFO.

Yeah, no money at all in licensing this tech out to a product field that moved over 1.4 billion units last year.

Turns out my Archimedes calculations were a bit out.

I know. It’s so strange that one of the biggest car sites in the world is covering the rebuild of the biggest car show in the world after the world’s biggest car journalist was fired from it.

I disagree. Evens has been a major BBC player for over 15 years. He isn’t some bloke they grabbed off the street because he owns some Ferraris. He knows what he is getting into and he has the professional experience that should have made him more prepared than whatever the hell that performance was (in both the studio…

You may be thinking of LockMart’s program. http://www.lockheedmartin.com/us/products/co…

The art of dodge and burn my friend. The art of dodge and burn.

I would like to have seen it...

Thank you for understanding.

4k and HDR are not the same thing. One is a resolution standard and one is a color/gamma standard.

I would point out that a company doesn’t really have need a plan for this data beyond selling it. Whomever controls the data can do that.

Not a radical idea, it’s the norm right now. I’m guessing for better or worse cars will go the way of your digital life. You don’t own your email, you use it and the data goes to a company. You don’t own your browser, you use it and the data goes to a company. You don’t own your online presence, you use services and…

They would sell it.

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Not unless it is displaying rec2020.

This is not HDR content.

Resolution has nothing to do with HDR content.

I mean, sure. But none of that has to do with HDR playback.

This video will do more harm than good in getting the word out about how fantastic HDR displays pushing well treated HDR content are.