u/ChicagoBrownBears456

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Hello All!

A couple of weeks ago I came downstairs to our laundry room to a fairly strong burning smell. Deduced pretty quickly it came from our dryer. Had never had the vent cleaned since moving in so had that professionally done, it was fairly full but not entirely blocked. Ran the dryer again and got the same smell, definitely from inside the dryer. Took to google and found I can remove the vent pipe in the back and shop vac inside as there is likely build up of lint in there too. Did so and the inside was surprisingly clean except for this dark substance on the floor.

Any thoughts on what it could be/if it's the cause of the smell? I did a test run of the dryer (empty load on high heat for 5 or so minutes) after finding this substance and didn't smell anything. But just wanted to get some second advice before running the dryer as normal again.

Thanks!

u/ChicagoBrownBears456 — 10 days ago
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Hello! Considering upgrading my video set up from my R5 as there have been many great improvements since the creation of the R5 that I would love to utilize.

Debating between the C50 and the R6III. This would be almost exclusively for video work so I feel it's really coming down to IBIS (R6III) v. Lens IS (C50). I use the camera on a Ronin 4 pro almost all the time, tripods during interviews otherwise. And all of my lenses have stabilization.

Wondering if anyone has been in this similar situation and have thoughts on which way they went and if they are happy with it or not?

Definitely ready to pull the trigger as I have lots of video work coming in the next few months just can't find a good answer for this internal debate!

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u/ChicagoBrownBears456 — 13 days ago