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Emory Dunn :tiny_cart:

emorydunn@mastodon.tinycart.club

<p>Maker &amp; nerd</p><p>DT &amp; DIT. Creator of fine apps for folks in stills and motion.</p>

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    My friend/neighbor got a game he’s played since he was a kid and proceeded to kick my ass

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    Using Phocus for the first time in years and it’s not even remotely good software. Beachballed when scrolling through images, had trouble setting the capture folder, but worst of all has no meaningful export tokens. The only clever thing they have ways to differentiate between the filename and counter, which is something I’ve wanted in Capture One for years

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    A project finished because of Open Sauce! One of the booths was a building custom speakers with old car stereo drivers, mostly as DIY projects for kids, and I mentioned I had a speaker project I was working on. He asked about the size and then handed me two drivers and a little Bluetooth amp board. Today I finished gutting the broken Profoto pack and “delicately” installed the board, speaker, and a random USB battery pack

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    I released a new update for Take Stock, my app for adding camera metadata to film scans, a little while ago and now there&amp;#39;s a blog post to go with it! Lots of Bug Fixes and Improvements. Really happy with where the app is now. https://emorydunn.com/blog/2026/05/take-stock/ #FilmPhotography #BelieveInFilm

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    The real project for the day was another test shoot. This time doing a full rave for a candle. We didn’t have nearly as much of a concept this time other than leaning into the holographic effect in the glass of the candle. Mostly it was a test of the set design: we cut out a series of arches and suspended them with 3D printed brackets

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    A friend came to me with an electronics project he came up with, which is great because now I get to share what I know and teach him a bit about PCB design. And we may end up with a cool little box at the end

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    Polished a print made from a brass filament and you’d pretty much never know it was a 3D print #3DPrinting

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    A new little Bluetooth jog wheel has been going around the tech circles lately, so I figured I&amp;#39;d pick one up and try to reverse engineer it. While waiting for it to arrive over the weekend I downloaded the official app. It&amp;#39;s 1.2 GB and written in Qt and ships its own copy of Node. Obviously

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    This just keeps happening to me