Recent content by Rob MacLennan

Yeah, that's definitely stupid, as is the concept of pulling off to the left, instead of all the way to the right, unless the vehicle failed in exactly that location.

Set yourself up with a camera at the bottom of the ramp from 410 south to 401 east, around 5:00am, and you can get easily 8 hours of the same sort of idiocy as people cross the gore before the merge, to try and get around people who are merging properly.

I bought a LED light ten through an IndieGoGo campaign, a few years back for.... well let's just say considerably less than that.

I think #1 quite adequately covered your point.

There would be a few possible reasons. 1 - It could result in incrimination for the officer. 2 - It might sound like they were "trying to get their story straight", giving the appearance of impropriety. 3 - There could be a mandate, from the department, that shooting incidents are not to be...

Dangerous operation is always a tough charge to prove but often it's the only just charge. Under charging in order to virtually guarantee a conviction is why so many complain about short sentences for crashes involving the death of a motorcyclist.

It would be great if you ever thought to do any video like remote podcasting or try your hand at indie film making. Doing a walk-through on a trade show like the bike show, for example, would make it very useful. It would easily handle the E-PL1 and a prime lens, or even a smaller zoom. Its...

Pity I'm not into video and it's a bit under-specced for using with a tricked-out Blackmagic Pocket Cinema, which would be the most common mirrorless movie camera. Fine for a u4/3 photo rig that's being used as a movie caera though.

If it's in the sensor compartment then folks swear by the Arctic Butterfly...

What FullMotoJacket said. Watch the Chow Yun Fat one as a palate cleanser.

I'm guessing that you mean the recent Michael Fassbender film and not the 1989 Gun-Fu flick starring Chow Yun Fat.

Great film. I know the woman who plays the "dead wife." Trin was only originally supposed to appear in a few pictures around the set but when they tested her, they decided to put her in some flashback scenes.

The episode of "Archer" is an hour or so long and plays like a series finale. That's the end of "Invincible" season 2. It's already green-lit for a 3rd season.

I think the low IMDB rating is quite off. It's at least a 7.5 and well worth watching. I watched it when it first hit streaming.

Many times, all across the country, insurance companies have denied claims when an owner has given the keys to someone "for a test drive", when selling a car. and the potential buyer just takes off with it.