I found this hilarious and awesome and thought it was worth a share. For everyone using Zoom, there's a "Touch Up My Appearance" filter so we can all look at least partially put together when answering video calls. From the article:

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>Please do this immediately if you’re working from home and using the video conferencing service Zoom: Go to the lower-left-hand corner of the screen, find Video Settings, and check the box marked “Touch Up My Appearance.”
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>The filter has the transformative effect of making it look you are wearing the tiniest bit of no-makeup-makeup, rather than full Kardashian spackle. Your face will look slightly more dewy, but not so much that your boss will suspect you’ve been spending all your time at home slathering on Good Genes instead of working. Your skin will look more even-toned and smooth. If your work-from-home setup is not properly lit, it helps with that too, subtly brightening both the overall picture and your dark eye circles.
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>Unfortunately, the filter has limits and will not make it look like you’ve washed your hair or brushed your teeth. It also can’t make you look like you’re wearing a nice, work-appropriate sweater, rather than your pajamas. But you still don’t need to put on a bra or unnecessarily touch your face.

What device are you using PC, Mac or tablet, phone?

Couple thoughts include make sure you have the most recent version. If you have a school account, you may need to confirm that they have not restricted use of anything from an administration stand point. Try logging in on another device and see if the backgrounds etc show up.

And of course, reboot if you have not done that yet.

Hi kickpuncherman,

Do you mean you want to adjust the video quality? If you are using Windows 10 or macOS 10.15, you can install our CamEngine, you can see below the support page and video if answer your questions:

https://www.avermedia.com/us/PW313-Webcam-Support

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCm4OhmOoPdXGP3svXCnG5DQ

If not, please let me know. Looking forward to hearing from you.

-DS.

hello, I have zoom player IPTV, everything is ok, but there is a small problem, I can't see series. In IPTV smarters player I have a separate tab for movies and series, In zoom I don't see it. I have the series on Smarters, but I don't have it on Zoom IPTV. Can you help?

Note 2:

Need icon for new Fullscreen Media Library Search feature in Late Sunset 4K

See: https://imgur.com/O8f9gsX

Sorry if you sent it before, but I may have missed the message as reddit is giving me errors/problems lately

Note 3:

New Fullscreen/HomeTheater Media Library Search box/feature doesn't action when hitting the tick button or enter keyboard key after entering some text.

Only actions/applies after hitting refresh button, see:
https://imgur.com/YYVzY5C

Needs fixing.

That's enough beta testing from me for a bit, keep up the great work, and thanks

Notes:

Had ZPs Control Bar all setup and good in v20.

Installing this gave a double-up of new Control Overlay and Control Bar on top of each other, unfunctional setup.

Not good for v21 final release situation.

Need to ask enduser if want to switch? and give screenshots as demo when asking?

Need master control for switching in ZP settings.

Had to turn off all the "show control overlay when..." tick-box options in ZP settings to continue to use my previously setup Control Bar, my fav.

Thanks

Thanks!, but your dl website still says millibits as mb, instead of megabytes as MB

ig control or shift does it

for marksman rifles, deploy the bipod

Well I hope no one bites and decides to share a method of cheating on this thread, but I respect the innocence of curiosity, if that be it

Can you share the link for these vídeos?

Because I swear it looks like video editing.

video editing. you can get a slight "zoom" on iron sights and red dots by holding shift but that's it. Everything else is video editing.

Monitors are a very big and real advantage that the average player will not likely have in any FPS game. Im not talking about framerates but just sheer screen size.

Play in a bigger monitor and you will immediately see things you cant normally see in your smaller one.

However dont mistake it as an end all be all advantage - it is really only marginal in the grand scheme of things since veteran players will still play relatively well in smaller monitors. Its the experience that tells you where exactly to look. Even with a bigger monitor, if you dont know where you should be looking - you wont be getting better at any FPS game.

In a game especially as old as PR, you can definitely predict what enemy players are going to do even intuitively. You can have this almost sixth sense feeling that there is definitely an enemy there even when you cant actually see them.

Like all things analog these days… use your digital camera to get a feel for this maybe? Some of the yellow ones are likely useful to colour correct your flash to be closer to ambient light. Those you could use on camera. The more extreme ones are fun to use with a radio controlled flash, to change the look of your scene.

Look up ‘strobist’ online and you’ll find plenty of examples.

But as a first foray into this on analog… make super accurate notes of your scene and flash power. Otherwise you’ll have no idea what you did and how to improve.

I used to make kits like this for my flashes. Late 90s news was film and you never knew what lighting you’d be under, and editorial used pretty intense colors so you could jazz up a scene by popping some color in it.

I would buy or sometimes find free a demo book of lighting gels and cut them down to size plus a little tab. Then 2 small holes on either side of the front bezel just in front of the flash’s fresnel lens. A tiny tread (dental floss, fishing line) through creates 2 string gates to hold the gel in place. Flip down wide lens and Omnibounce all worked fine with it. Then I’d make a gaffer’s tape pocket on the top of the flash to hold the gels.

I feel both old and comforted by this memory

The most common use for one would be to warm on camera flash to match warm ambient light.

Colors I'd leave for off camera flash to add color coming from an angle, splashing a background, or a rim light.

They will have varying degree of effect on the flash power, which should be noted by the manufacturer. If you're using a thyristor or TTL flash, it should compensate on its own but understand that the maximum range of your flash is reduced. Also make sure it doesn't bounce any light back into the thyristor sensor or it will cut the flash early and severely underexpose.

I don't work with flash enough to have used flash gels, but I know you can do some creative lighting especially with off-camera flash.

"To access the filter, all you have to do is you open it up, click on the gear icon in the top right and go to the video tab. From there, you'll see yourself through your webcam and there will be an option to 'touch up my appearance'."

I was on a zoom hangout with some friends and they were talking about how you could use the “soften” feature and change your background. I couldn’t find the settings on the app on my iPad but one friend changed her settings and looked (more like) Brit circa 1999.

I wasn’t aware there was a filter on vipkid?

a filter for VIP kid? Are you trying to impress the children?

Apparently zoom does have a filter option! Sadly I haven’t been able to figure it out.

New classroom Vs old classroom (no filter). I always take a deep breath before I open my camera whenever I’m switched to the old classroom.

there's a field for "other tags to include/exclude", you can just write the tag you want there

If you start typing in the Other tags to exclude box you'll get suggestions

You can also do something like "-fluff" in the Search within results box. Tap the "?" by the box for more tips