Sorry to derail this thread a bit.
But, what camera are you using?!
Ok, you can continue now.
Windows says is a Leica D-Lux
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Sorry to derail this thread a bit.
But, what camera are you using?!
Ok, you can continue now.
That's a MINI?? Sheesh, what do you call a full rig?![]()
Windows says is a Leica D-Lux
Camera info, including all settings, is usually embedded in the metadata of the jpg file.Huh, whaddaya mean? How did you know?
My updated EA rig..
iAmp800 + NL-210!! I totally love this setup!![]()
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There is some awesome gear here.
Here is my mini. I have the tuner and ULX-P separated
so I can pick and chose between heads.
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yeah man 12s are all over the place lately, i think that if anyone is looking for a light loud rig with good low end 12s are the way to go, of course 410s are still standard but for all of us that need lightweight loud rigs that dont take up too much space then 12s are the way.
Dave
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SWR Grand Prix, QSC PLX 3002, Korg DTR-2
Near flat but colourful sound; 900W/ch @ 4 ohms, 3000W bridged @ 4 ohms; 40lbs.
Acme Low-B2
Gorgeous sound, plenty loud with all this power, crazy deep tight bottom; 50lbs. Add another for LOUD gigs.
Auralex PlatFoam for tiltback/isolation
Rackcase and power amp are 3 years old. Rest of rig dates from 1999.
Alex
So Sweet man! We need to post a I Love my Epifani stack threadI will soon post a picture of my Epifani rig.
+1 Definitely!
I bet that PJ never sounded so good.![]()
... or mini?
Less doomish and more mini-ish if you only use 1 cab.
35 lb head, 50 lb cab
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-Canon 20D, 25 sec exposure @ F14
Camera info, including all settings, is usually embedded in the metadata of the jpg file.
metadata is data that's encoded into the jpg file that's not part of the image itself, containing information like this. Whether you can view it or not depends on what viewer you're using. Usually in a menu option for something like image properties or image information or whatnot.What is metadata?
How do you do it!