Actually, HDR allows for the author to deliver better what they intended a scene to look like. For example, when you emerge from a dimly lit cavern into the bright sun your "eyes" will take a minute to adjust, the same goes for entering said cavern after being in the bright sun. Its a nice feature, but I see most gamers turning it off since they would have a slight advantage without it since they dont have to give their "eyes" a chance to adjust.
For once accidentally typing "ls" into the "windows command prompt didnt give me an error, nor did man or clear!!!! Finally a MS command shell that I can actually use
In that case, a rose has a pretty sexy image, but you dont expect to keep it in your pocket with your keys and loose change for days on end and have it not come out looking like shit.
I have to disagree, I have used both players and have not noticed that either of them scratch too easily. I feel that it is a matter of taking care of your products. Its an mp3 player for gods sake not piece industrial construction equipment, you dont have to baby it but you DO need to take basic precautions like not placing it with multiple hard objects that move around and could possibly scratch it, such as in your pocket with the keys
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Actually, HDR allows for the author to deliver better what they intended a scene to look like. For example, when you emerge from a dimly lit cavern into the bright sun your "eyes" will take a minute to adjust, the same goes for entering said cavern after being in the bright sun. Its a nice feature, but I see most gamers turning it off since they would have a slight advantage without it since they dont have to give their "eyes" a chance to adjust.
Reno 911 is one of the best shows on comedy central today. What, does it make you mad that it made some pokes at your beloved D&D?
So why post an article that we have to pay for? Everyone knows that geeks dont have REAL money. The only cash we get is from farming on WOW
For once accidentally typing "ls" into the "windows command prompt didnt give me an error, nor did man or clear!!!! Finally a MS command shell that I can actually use
In that case, a rose has a pretty sexy image, but you dont expect to keep it in your pocket with your keys and loose change for days on end and have it not come out looking like shit.
I have to disagree, I have used both players and have not noticed that either of them scratch too easily. I feel that it is a matter of taking care of your products. Its an mp3 player for gods sake not piece industrial construction equipment, you dont have to baby it but you DO need to take basic precautions like not placing it with multiple hard objects that move around and could possibly scratch it, such as in your pocket with the keys