I am trying to take a self portrait of myself on a tripod for a headshot and I can't seem to nail the focus even closely. I'm on AF-C, and have the 3d tracking turned on but am I just missing something? Like is subject tracking too advanced for this camera? There's nothing in the same plane I can grab the focus from to lock so it always just turns out blurry.
I was given permission from My boss to study for My exams in my down down at work. I was given the okay to do this through him but not IT yet, i use an application that can run through a browser to remote into my home computer…to acces my home device… but I’m very curious if anything could be flagged from our IT side if the browser stays the same across access? So even if I google something in the remote window on safari on my local side it Just stays the same in the browser of the one website.
im aware i have no right to privacy etc etc across the board on any of my work and know tracking and discovery can all be made im just talking more in the everyday side. Like what could they see on their end??
i know they can remote into my work computer themselves but I usually can see and get message it’s happening. I’m assuming they also have the ability to do so discreetly, but haven’t seen or heard of it.
im just curious would a remote browser flag something on their end?
Just a handful of the images taken at the rockery last week! Lots of babies and nests!, Plenty of other birds including wood stork, kingfisher, and red-wing blackbirds as well as the alligator spotted. Lots of activity out there right now. The babies are growing fast!
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