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Legendary Silke

Legendary Silke

[I][B]You like dragons?[/B][/I]
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  • Kip
    Yes. Not existing was getting a bit dull, so I thought I'd give it a go. :D
    Kip
    Sorry. It's been really busy lately. Final dissertation push so I haven't had a lot of time lately. @_@

    The only camera I own is a Sony HDD Handicam, which broke during the student protest in 2010. I hope the footage is still there. I'm more of a post-production guy than a filmmaker, but I love using the cameras. Incidentally, I got out a Canon EOS 7D from the Uni to go film a flashmob at a shopping centre on Saturday. I LOVE DEPTH OF FIELD. :D
    Kip
    My knowledge of cameras is limited (I'm more of a post-production guy), but that does look interesting. Seems Sony are trying to bridge the gap between DSLR and ENG/video cameras... heard Canon are doing something similar. All good news for me at any rate - not having to spend thousands on a decent film camera. :P
    A
    HP printers are pretty unreliable, as are Epson. Canon are quite good, but Samsung are my preferred brand.
    A
    You don't want to use sens that's too high for you. Feel free to turn the DPI down to whatever feels comfortable. Honestly anything beyond 2000 DPI is totally unnecessary. The DPIs are just going up because companies think they need a numerical measurement of accuracy.

    I have a friend that uses 3000 DPI, but he plays like 6 hours of CS a day. As for 8200 DPI or whatever they're up to now, it's counterproductive. In order to make things usable (at default sens, dust particles on a hard surface mousepad would make the cursor jump around), you're scaling it back to a point where the OS starts reducing a large number of tiny movements to a single pixel movement on the screen and you're actually losing information.

    At the end of the day, the best way to go about it is to set the DPI to whatever makes it feel natural for you. For me on my current mouse, that's 900-1000. For some people, it's 2500. Some pro-gamers use 400. Don't feel pressured to use something that's uncomfortable unless you feel lower is holding you back.

    Also, 5 months since we last spoke. How are you?
    Alexander Nicholi
    I don't really play WoW, but if you ever see me on RS or elsewhere, my name's the same everywhere :P. In fact, I invented AlexTheRose on RuneScape :D.
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