CES 2020: Good for Business, Good for the Planet: How Companies Drive Positive Impact
Consumer preference for purpose and sustainability today is at a high, and there’s never been a stronger case for global organizations to anchor their business strategies in driving societal and planetary change.
OSMO POCKET 11 недостатков. Обзор и тестовые кадры.
Недостатки 4 и 6 исправлены после прошивки 01.03.00.20
В этом видео DJI OSMO POCKET продемонстрирует недостатки, стабилизатор с экшн-камерой в одном комплекте это круто, но и без темной стороны ОСМО не обошелся.
11 грехов — так мы назвали самые яркие и выразительные недостатки (на наш взгляд) этого чудо девайса от DJI.
Да мы готовы сразу согласится что сие изделие как нельзя лучше подойдет обывателю и любителю (за это прям отдельные 5+). Но вот для людей которые смотрят на видеопродакшн с более профессиональной точки зрения есть одна… хм… хотя нет, одиннадцать ложек дегтя:
1) Micro USB — 2:12
2) Wi-Fi — 2:29
3) Фокусировка — 6:30
4) Фреймрейт 25fps — 6:55
5) Микрофон — 10:27
6) Карта памяти — 11:05
7) Разъем микрофона — 11:40
8) Крепление штатива — 12:19
9) Аккумулятор — 13:04
10) Шум — 13:50
11) Угол обзора — 14:12
Объективы PIXAERO для экшн камер goo.gl/fSroj4
Will Starship and Commercial Landers Make Artemis Better Than Apollo?
NASA's making some big moves to finally get humans back to the moon for the first time in over 50 years. The Artemis program is shaping up with checks written and hardware built! So how does a 21st Century program to the moon compare to that of the 1960's?
In Today's video, we’re going to answer the question, why does NASA think Artemis will be a sustainable program when SLS is sooooo dang expensive AND it’ll take at least two launches to get humans and their lunar landers to the moon.
This CAN’T be more sustainable than Apollo, right? Well, we didn’t even begin to scratch the surface of the costs, so today we’re going to really dive into the total costs, including development, infrastructure and hardware by giving SLS and Orion a full cost audit.
But we’ll even show you how the Apollo program and Artemis mission profiles differ including the specific orbits and rendezvous and everything required to get humans to the surface of the moon and even talk about the upgraded safety considerations and hardware involved.
Once we look at all these details, we can answer the question, 50 years later, is the Artemis program actually an improvement over the Apollo program or is NASA going completely in the wrong direction when returning to the moon?
#ApolloVSArtemis #SLSVSSaturnV
00:00 — Intro
03:50 — The Hardware
15:55 — The Missions
29:15 — Safety & Upgrades
35:50 — Program Costs
46:20 — Rant
52:25 — The Good Parts of Artemis
55:35 — Conclusion
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