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Okay, who was it who upset Hannah? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-68817240

That is certainly one option. I'm looking specifically at a cloud option as it can be fully automated, incrementally updated (updates are important as files will be added on a regular basis) and I don't need to be concerned with the hardware and its eventual failure.

Some background info... I've a Synology NAS with about 14TB used for the storage of my family's photos, videos and back-ups. I've a full local back-up and partial off-site back-up. Currently, I'm considering the possibility of having a full NAS back-up stored in the cloud as a disaster...

2015 5K iMac. i5 and 24GB RAM. It's fine for editing, it's just Lightroom which is dog slow!

Sounds like a software bug which you encountered in a very specific set of circumstances. I wouldn't worry about it, but you could look to see if there are any firmware updates available for your router.

You can buy various adapters and holders which can offer a tripod bush or compatibility with GoPro attachments. It's quite a versatile piece of kit. Not weatherproof, though, and it's a lot taller than a GoPro.

You can vary the "wideness" of a GoPro's field of view. Another one to consider might be a DJI OSMO Pocket.

Eventually, yes. Just want to allow enough time to make sure there's nothing important left behind on it before moving it on.

I guess that's coming from experience! I've never had any problems with them and it's a Google offer associated with a brand new device so hopefully there shouldn't be any trouble...

I've been a Google Pixel 2 user for a while now and really happy with it. Prior to the Pixel 2, I was using an iPhone 7 Plus and I'm usually one to upgrade with each new model of iPhone released having used them since the 4S, but the 8 and X left me thoroughly uninspired both with the hardware...

I bought a Samsung SE-208GB a few years ago for my iMac. It's a CD and DVD writer which connected via USB and didn't require any additional power source. It's a grey colour so it fits in nicely with the colour scheme. Doesn't seem to be available any more, but I would have thought most big...

:LOL: To me, this digital interpolation is a bit like if Flickr applied some of their own post-processing (without your asking it to) to any photos you upload to it and changing the way it looks. It significantly changes the viewer's experience so I don't understand why it's so prevalent...

Ah, it's a form of frame interpolation which I've managed to switch off, thankfully!

Not at all. It's just the frame rate is too high. I'm so used to watching 24-30fps!

I recently got a LG 4K TV and it displays at 60Hz which I find unpleasing to watch. Instead of being absorbed by the thing I'm watching, I constantly think how weird it looks and I can't seem to find any option to reduce the refresh rate. Is it just me that doesn't like watching 60Hz?