Waching daily May 19 2018

-"This Is Us," what a crushing season, unbelievably great.

You were just awesome.

You know it.

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Thank you.

-Thank for coming on the Super Bowl show.

You came on our show.

And that was an episode, dude. And it was live.

And so we had to follow that episode live

and make our comedy show.

-Your comedy show was awesome.

-No, but it was -- no, thank you. You guys made it awesome.

But man, oh man. Just crushing every --

-That episode -- I mean, because we had to keep that secret

for such a long time.

Hopefully I'm not spoiling anything, but there's a fire.

It's big, you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, yeah, my dad passes away because of the fire, whatnot.

But Dan Fogelman, our creator of the show,

went to great lengths to make sure that we --

like, the house was like 50 miles outside of L.A.

So nobody knew where it was, or the paparazzi couldn't find it.

And so to finally put it out there and people to see it

and to respond to it the way that they did,

was greatly satisfying.

-But then the double twist.

Because you always double twist on "This Is Us."

-Yeah, like that.

-You double twist.

You know what you do. You just double twist.

-Yeah.

-You think it's one thing, you go, "Oh, that's a twist."

No, here's the second twist.

-You talking about old Randall?

-Yeah!

Old Randall shows up at the end, you go, "What is going on?"

Dude, I freaked out.

I told you, I said, "Oh, my gosh."

I did not see it coming at all.

I loved it.

I did not see it coming.

I go, "Man, you got me, you got me, you got me."

-Well, let's talk about "Hotel Artemis."

-Let's talk about it.

-Because this is finally, I get to see you in action.

This is all action.

-It's so -- so acting with Jodie Foster.

You know, she's the lead of our film.

-Who's better than Jodie Foster?

-Absolutely insane, and she was warm and kind,

and she's been doing it since she was three or four.

Like, over 50 years of acting.

-She is amazing.

-Yeah, so she had so much to share

that I got a chance to act with my brother, Brian Tyree Henry.

-Brian Tyree Henry is one of the most talented guys.

From Atlanta. -Atlanta.

Just got nominated for a Tony.

-He is the most talented --

-He's killing the game.

-Most fun guy. -Absolutely.

And we played brothers.

We've known each other for like 11 years.

-Is that right? -Yeah.

That's my man.

And we got to play brothers in this movie.

And we were both like kids in the candy stores,

like, "It's happening.

People are paying us to actually do this together right now."

You know what I mean?

Like, we would sit in our apartments and wonder,

"Yo, man, what if we did a movie together?

Wouldn't that be cool? What kind of movie would we do?"

And now we're doing a movie.

-Let's talk about it.

What is "Hotel Artemis"?

-So it's the near future in Los Angeles,

and there is a riot going on due to a water shortage.

The rich people are hoarding the water.

The poor people are rioting.

With that as a backdrop, I play a bank robber,

along with Brian, who's also a bank robber.

We're brothers who rob banks.

We used this riot as a back drop,

but then we go in to rob the bank and something goes wrong.

So from there we have to go to the Hotel Artemis,

which was a hospital for criminals who need tending to.

And we meet a bunch of other criminals in there,

and then shenanigans ensue.

-I want to show everyone a clip.

Here's Sterling K. Brown in "Hotel Artemis."

Take a look at this.

-Okay, everyone.

You're here in the middle of a riot,

and I've got a theory about that.

I need you to stand up if your boss is a millionaire.

-Oh, come on, man.

-Come on.

That's it.

Now, stay standing if your boss is an ass[bleep]

Good for you.

-How is this helping?

-Gracias.

It's the most violent riot in L.A. history.

Rich folks need to get their lootables to the bank.

Who do they use for that?

A bunch of maids and grass cutters.

Two minutes until the cops show up.

-Okay, okay, I get it, man.

-All right, change of plans!

Keep what you can carry. Let's go!

[ Cheers and applause ]

-Yeah!

For more infomation >> Sterling K. Brown on Keeping This Is Us Secrets and Acting with Bestie Brian Tyree Henry - Duration: 4:01.

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What is Camera Aperture | Complete Information | Explained | How its work | Basic Camera Guide |DSLR - Duration: 6:09.

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What is aperture?

Perhaps the most influential parameter of photography aperture plays an important role in composition and setting up a shot

Let's take a closer look

Simply put aperture is the hole in the lens through

Which light travels into the camera body and onto the camera sensor to understand let's look at the human, eye

All cameras are designed like human, eyes the cornea of our eye is similar to the front element of the lens

Gathering light and bending it inward toward the iris the iris can expand or shrink controlling the size of the pupil

Which passes light into the inner eye

the pupil

Is what we refer to as the aperture in photography?

The amount of light that falls on to the retina is determined by the size of the pupil

The larger the pupil the more light falls onto, the retina the larger the aperture of the lens the more light enters the camera

The iris of the lens controls the size of the aperture and is called the, diaphragm the

Diaphragms function is to block all light with the exception of the light that goes through the aperture

In photography aperture is expressed in f numbers

also known as f stops f stops our way of describing how, open or closed the aperture is

The smaller the f-stop means a larger aperture while a larger f-stop means a smaller aperture

this can, be tricky to remember since large f stops, means small aperture sizes so an f-stop of f

1.4. Is larger than f 2.8. And much larger than f/8 or f/11

aside from

Controlling the amount of light passing through the lens and into the camera the aperture has a direct impact on the depth of field

The area of the image that appears sharp a large f numbers such as

F-16 will bring all foreground and background objects into focus, while small f numbers such as f 1.4

Will isolate either the foreground or background

Objects and make everything else blurry

every lens has a limit on how large or small the aperture can get if

you

Take a look at the specifications of your lens it should indicate the maximum apertures lowest f numbers and

Minimum apertures highest f numbers the maximum aperture of the lens is much more important than the minimum aperture

Because it shows the speed of the lens

Lenses with apertures of f 1.4. Or f 2.8. Are considered fast lenses

because they can

Pass more light into the camera then for example a lens with a maximum aperture of f/4 or f 5.6

That's the reason night photography usually requires fast lenses

The minimum aperture of a lens is usually not important and should rarely be used as diffraction will

Cause the image to lose clarity it is also worth noting the two types of lenses primes and zooms

Prime lenses have a fixed focal length meaning. They cannot zoom without. Physically moving closer or further, away, from the subject

Zoom lenses give you the flexibility for you to zoom in or out of an object, while remaining stationary

While prime lenses will have a fixed maximum aperture the maximum aperture of a zoom lens will often get smaller as the focal length

Increases these lenses are called variable aperture lenses this is important because for a zoom lens with a

Focal length of 70 to 200 millimeters the aperture may increase from f 3.5. 2f

5.6

Decreasing the amount of light entering the camera

Because aperture controls the amount of light entering the camera it also affects other parameters such as. Iso and shutter speed a

Larger aperture or smaller f number will

Let more light into the camera allowing you to use a faster shutter speed or lower

iso value

This is beneficial to eliminate motion blur and reduce the amount of noise that your camera will produce if its iso gets bumped up

Faster shutter speeds can be essential in scenes with lots of motion like sports and wildlife photography

So a fast lens can, help increase. Your shutter speed or decrease your iso v you if your shutter speed, is set to a

specific value

Fast lenses are, also imperative for any kind of nighttime photography

Whether you're taking pictures of the milky way or doing a moonlit photo shoot large apertures will let as much light in as possible

Small apertures can, be useful as, well?

Shooting landscape scenes requires everything in crisp focus so smaller apertures will sharpen any out-of-focus. Areas that, may come about

To enable manual adjustment of aperture values set your camera to either aperture priority or manual mode

Aperture priority will let you change aperture values manually, while leaving shutter speed, and iso up to the cameras internal metering system

manual mode lets you control every aspect of the camera allowing you to change iso aperture and shutter speed i

Personally leave my camera in aperture priority mode

99% of the time for most types of photography

With all this information you should be able to start using your lenses and cameras to the best of their ability

aperture is probably the most stylistic setting you can, change

For more infomation >> What is Camera Aperture | Complete Information | Explained | How its work | Basic Camera Guide |DSLR - Duration: 6:09.

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Google is working on an AR headset & 'Apple Glasses' could go on sale in 2021 ● Tech News ● #Tech - Duration: 2:57.

Google may be jumping into the augmented reality headset game.

A secretive project referred to internally as 'A65' may be tasked with creating an AR

headset thật's reportedly similar to Microsoft's HoloLens, German news site Winfuture reported.

The move comes as nearly every major tech player appears to have their eyes set on the

AR headset market, including Apple, which is now rumored to be looking at a 2021 release

date for its AR-powered wearable.

Google's device would use Qualcomm chips and is expected to be built by Taiwanese computer

maker Quanta.

Quanta also helped build Google's now-defunct Pixel C tablet.

The AR headset would be a standalone device that doesn't require a connection to a personal

computer or smartphone, not unlike Facebook's newly-released Oculus Go VR headset.

It will also be equipped with camera sensors and microphones, which would enable voice

inputs.

Presumably, this means that the headset would respond to commands from Google Assistant.

It's unclear when Google plans to release the rumored device, as it's still in the prototype

stage, according to WinFuture.

Google isn't a new entrant in the AR headset market.

The firm broke into the space in 2013 when it released Google Glass, a pair of smart

glasses connected to a computer.

However, the device received criticism from many in and outside Silicon Valley who said

it raised privacy concerns, in that users couldn't tell when they were being recorded.

Google has since resurrected the device, releasing Google Glass Enterprise Edition in 2017.

The new headset has longer battery life and a faster processor, but it's aimed at the

business sector.

So far, it's been shown to be a useful addition to the workforce at companies like GE and

Boeing.

Meanwhile, Apple also has its eyes set on releasing its own pair of AR glasses.

Should Apple and Google both decide to release AR headsets, they'd be joining a market crowded

with companies ranging from Microsoft's HoloLens mixed reality headset, to Lenovo's Mirage

Solo, as well as secretive startup Magic Leap.

And in the realm of virtual reality, there's also Facebook and Samsung, among others.