- 21 days
My boss at work has a coffe mug that looks like a really grimy can of WD40.
- 21 days
The existence of a boss at work suggests theres a boss at home. If so, what’s the boss at home drink out of?
- 21 days
In my house too, but she then rants something about respect or something.
/boomer humor
- gastroglizzy@piefed.socialEnglish21 days
You gotta put a gate up to keep her in the kitchen, that way you can’t hear her all the way out in the garage.
- 21 days
Well this got me to buy a nice camera lens coffe mug so well done OP. Crafty marketing move.
- 21 days
Luckiest time I had with a lens falling. I left a camera setup because I had multiple days of product shots at work. Came in one morning to get back to it. The cleaning crew the night before later admitted they knocked it over and left it.
The camera fell lens down. When I inspected it, only the UV filter shattered and no damage or surprisingly scratches to the lens itself. I was so relieved. 100% always put some kind of protection over your lens.
- 20 days
My father bought me one for my birthday and it broke my heart. I’d been saving up for a camera for ages and I’d just bought a canon rebel but I only had a kit lens and I thought my father had finally taken in interest in me and my hobbies. Now it’s nothing but I remember silently crying in my room under my bed sheets while worried that my family would find out I wasn’t happy with my birthday gift.
- 20 days
I used to have one too. It was stolen while I was out birdwatching. I think the thief thought it was a real lens and not a $10 lookalike
- daannii@lemmy.worldEnglish20 days
Because look at the camera tracking. Especially at the part where mug is being washed in the sink.
That’s a clear indicator it’s not real life.
I actually have a fake camera lens coffee mug. I know they are real. I’m saying the video has AI elements.
