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How NOT to Light Your Portrait Photos

June 1, 2021
Light can be one of the most challenging topics when it comes to learning photography. It takes a lot of trial and error to understand light, as there are very few resources available that teach light beyond setups. When working with light, many beginners are intimidated and often overlook some important things such as position, color, or quality. Some look away from learning light, while others…
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MagSafe fishing finds and recovers an iPhone 12 Pro from a canal

June 1, 2021
A German iPhone 12 Pro owner has invented the sport of MagSafe fishing, using a magnetic fishing line to successfully locate and retrieve his phone from a muddy canal bottom … App developer Frederick Riedel spares the blushes of his clumsy friend by not naming him, but shared the story and photos on Twitter. Something happened tonight. A friend of mine dropped his iPhone 12 Pro in the canal…
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Electric motorbike battery-swapping war heats up as KYMCO’s Ionex signs Super SOCO, FELO

June 1, 2021
KYMCO is making a play for king of the battery-swapping hill, signing on two more electric motorcycle manufacturers for its Ionex battery swapping system. Battery swapping networks are beginning to become a clear favorite for urban light electric vehicles. While suburban electric motorcycle and scooter riders may prefer to park and charge in their garage, most riders in densely populated cities…
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Samsung reportedly starts mass production of Galaxy Z Fold 3

June 1, 2021
With the company aiming for an August launch, Samsung has reportedly started the mass production of its next-generation, high-end foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Z Fold 3. Roland Quandt reports on WinFuture that Samsung has today, June 1, started mass production on the components needed to make the Galaxy Z Fold 3 in “large numbers.” This apparently points to a launch within the next 60-90…
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