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That's a good way of putting it. I'm stealing it as my own
wrote last edited by [email protected]From now on I will write:
Recording has become an emotional expression like applause.
To quote the great LadyButterfly, one of the greatest poetic and philosophical Lemmyings of all time.
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Not sure about that... random recordings is how some documentaries are pieced together.
I paid for the whole phone, I'm gonna use the every feature of the phone.
I wish my brain had a record function. Like the black mirror thing minus the dystopia aspect of it.
I wanna experience some nostalgia.
Your brain does have a record function. It is called your memory.
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I look at all my old pics, and I have many thousands, but tbh I never really watch old videos. These days I try to be a lot more careful about what’s actually worth a video and what should just be a picture and a memory
That's fine, as long as you're not going round bullying others who feel differently about their own personal approach to scrapbooking their lives.
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Your brain does have a record function. It is called your memory.
Good thing nobody ever have memory issues /s
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Seizure warning, sped up flashing lights
idk why these are fit-to-widththank you. Very pretty
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Additional to that, people who attempt to photograph or film fireworks tend to ruin the experience of just enjoying the fireworks for everyone else:
In my city there is an annual fair ground which has a firework show as feature. Just before the fireworks start, all caroussels and rides stop for the duration of the fireworks show and they switch off all the lights in order to get a good look of it. People who attempt to record the fireworks with their phone are blinding everyone else with their phone flashlights as they are looking for their peers in the crowd. Also, many photos of the event are taken with additional flash, because it is dark. Many of these photos will be deleted anyway, as they are out of focus or the picture has been shot right after the firework fades, because there is a delay in processing the picture. I involuntarily had to witness so many bad attempts of taking a photo, as I could see right into their phone displays.
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I didnt see the fireworks since we were at my parents house for the day, but we had a bunch of smaller fireworks to set off in the backyard. I took 1 video of it that was like a minute long and panned to my parents and my kids because im starting to get to the age where I realize that my parents won't be around to much longer, or if they are they wont be like they are now and my kids are just growing so dam fast. I hope one day, it will be nice to have this one min video to hear everyone laugh and play from this moment in time.
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The reason to film the fireworks is to possibly get content to send to Failarmy
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Additional to that, people who attempt to photograph or film fireworks tend to ruin the experience of just enjoying the fireworks for everyone else:
In my city there is an annual fair ground which has a firework show as feature. Just before the fireworks start, all caroussels and rides stop for the duration of the fireworks show and they switch off all the lights in order to get a good look of it. People who attempt to record the fireworks with their phone are blinding everyone else with their phone flashlights as they are looking for their peers in the crowd. Also, many photos of the event are taken with additional flash, because it is dark. Many of these photos will be deleted anyway, as they are out of focus or the picture has been shot right after the firework fades, because there is a delay in processing the picture. I involuntarily had to witness so many bad attempts of taking a photo, as I could see right into their phone displays.
Unless you have a tripod, a good camera, a good position, and knowledge of shutterspeed, ISO and apature, and have your camera set up ahead of time, don't bother.
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Does literally nobody else here ever video something so that in twenty years’ time they have something to remind them of the day they went for a nice evening out and saw some pretty shapes and colours? Not everything has to be for going viral on YouTube.
I only wish I’d shot more videos when I was younger, would be nice to retrieve some forgotten memories.
wrote last edited by [email protected]That is the mentality of people recording these things, but you will soon realise that the scenario you are describing will never happen.
