I understand not wanting to spend hundreds on airpods when you rarely use headphones, but you spent 40$ on a pen? That choice of gear is what I found quite incredible.
well thats what makes everyones opinion unique. Because I don't spend 400 on AirPods I have a bit more for other things if I want. A solid pen is important and something I will use a lot more frequently so I invested a bit more into it. its solid, built really well, will probably never break and its easy to refill with common cartridge sizes. And honestly having a solid pen says a lot more about someone than AirPods probably. But like I said, we all have our own opinions and preferences.
(The story goes) - for the space race, Americans spent $6m dollars designing a pen that would work in zero gravity with a pressurised ink refill. The Russians used a pencil. Moral of the story - often times, less is more helpful.
Thanks! I believe I got them off motion array, can't remember exactly and not sure of the name. have them in a template folder now so its different than when I got them.
All of this is stuff I use on a regular basis depending on the project or day so they are all tools and not just "I want this" purchases. These are also very budget options compared to more expensive options.
I understand not wanting to spend hundreds on airpods when you rarely use headphones, but you spent 40$ on a pen? That choice of gear is what I found quite incredible.
well thats what makes everyones opinion unique. Because I don't spend 400 on AirPods I have a bit more for other things if I want. A solid pen is important and something I will use a lot more frequently so I invested a bit more into it. its solid, built really well, will probably never break and its easy to refill with common cartridge sizes. And honestly having a solid pen says a lot more about someone than AirPods probably. But like I said, we all have our own opinions and preferences.
(The story goes) - for the space race, Americans spent $6m dollars designing a pen that would work in zero gravity with a pressurised ink refill. The Russians used a pencil. Moral of the story - often times, less is more helpful.
Love the film transitions used to break up shots! Where did you find that from and what's is called?
Thanks! I believe I got them off motion array, can't remember exactly and not sure of the name. have them in a template folder now so its different than when I got them.
Interesting to see you're into knives :)
haha. not something that comes up a lot but yeah.
@@graham_white Hope you're not binge watching Knife Center and BladeHQ like myself :)
So I was into EDC/gear. Now I am a blooming photographer has taken gear and temptations 10000000 fold 😢😅
All of this is stuff I use on a regular basis depending on the project or day so they are all tools and not just "I want this" purchases. These are also very budget options compared to more expensive options.
Hello Graham 👍
Hello there!
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I see you're packing hard. Han💪ds are getting bigger👏