Looking At A 2005 Z71 4x4

[Frankenchevy]

Good golly! If my phone took photos with that much detail, I'd have room for like 6 photos lol.

Depending on the amount of information in the photo, it can get close to 100MB per shot. Here is one I took just now, sitting wiring a head unit for the jeep. Right around 76MB.

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notice how his photo details had "RAW" in the corner where mine says HEIF? and ISO 100 vs my iso 50. he was out there shooting photos for the deep quality, if you did that for everyday youd have to be super still and you would have to wait for the phone to catch up with processing or you would have a lot of unpleasantness lol.
I keep mine on some higher settings but i dont need it that big. RAW photos are always grossly over sized.

It’s actually pretty quick processing RAW photos. If you hold the volume up button, it will capture 12-15 shots per second until I run out of memory. I just did a test and got bored holding the shutter release at 450 shots. Crazy that 1TB of storage is pretty normal on modern phones. We had a 486 IBM when I was a kid. I think it had 16-32MB of hard drive space. Windows 3.1, Word Perfect and Oregon Trail probably had it maxed out, lol.

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[bucket]

Ah yes, Oregon Trail. I lost many hours to that game.

 

[Frankenchevy]

Ah yes, Oregon Trail. I lost many hours to that game.

The one that got me for a while when I was younger was Myst. After that, I never really got into video games. It was the end of my gaming career.

Believe it or not, this was from 1993. Pretty good graphics for back then…

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@JamesSam , sorry for the thread derailment. You got me looking at early 2000s Silverados though. Found a pretty clean 4x4 EC with the 6.5 bed with 200k for about $6k. I wonder if he’ll take less?

 

[JamesSam]

The one that got me for a while when I was younger was Myst. After that, I never really got into video games. It was the end of my gaming career.

Believe it or not, this was from 1993. Pretty good graphics for back then…

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@JamesSam , sorry for the thread derailment. You got me looking at early 2000s Silverados though. Found a pretty clean 4x4 EC with the 6.5 bed with 200k for about $6k. I wonder if he’ll take less?

Go for a lower offer and see what happens. I remember Myst. I was 13 in 93. Still playing the Sega Genesis with Sega CD hooked up to it, then the Saturn. I loved the Saturn. Remember Panzer Dragoon? Doom? Street Fighter may have been the only game that could convince me to buy all new consoles just to get the next game...good times. We need to get some 2000's Silverados now.

 

[Frankenchevy]

Go for a lower offer and see what happens. I remember Myst. I was 13 in 93. Still playing the Sega Genesis with Sega CD hooked up to it, then the Saturn. I loved the Saturn. Remember Panzer Dragoon? Doom? Street Fighter may have been the only game that could convince me to buy all new consoles just to get the next game...good times. We need to get some 2000's Silverados now.

I remember Doom. That reminded me of Wolfenstein 3-D. Then Wolfenstein reminded me of DOS commands. Rarely use the command prompt anymore.

cd /D d:
D:\run.exe

Almost forgot about SimCity too.

 

[AuroraGirl]

Depending on the amount of information in the photo, it can get close to 100MB per shot. Here is one I took just now, sitting wiring a head unit for the jeep. Right around 76MB.

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It’s actually pretty quick processing RAW photos. If you hold the volume up button, it will capture 12-15 shots per second until I run out of memory. I just did a test and got bored holding the shutter release at 450 shots. Crazy that 1TB of storage is pretty normal on modern phones. We had a 486 IBM when I was a kid. I think it had 16-32MB of hard drive space. Windows 3.1, Word Perfect and Oregon Trail probably had it maxed out, lol.

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Oh wow didnt realize it could do raw that quickly (joke insert here)

I would either have the raw+jpg setting for compatability or something else, because far too few things will accept that mb or file type

 

[AuroraGirl]

also we gonna ignore the like 8 foot overhang lumber, unsecured, and no flagging or other markings lol

 

[bucket]

I remember Doom. That reminded me of Wolfenstein 3-D. Then Wolfenstein reminded me of DOS commands. Rarely use the command prompt anymore.

cd /D d:
D:\run.exe

Almost forgot about SimCity too.

Doom and Wolfenstein 3D was the last of my "gaming" career. I never really got into video games after those.

Well, I take that back. There was a pretty good Nascar racing game (PC game still) in the mid '90s that was a lot of fun too. I don't remember the actual name of it.

 

[AuroraGirl]

Doom and Wolfenstein 3D was the last of my "gaming" career. I never really got into video games after those.

Well, I take that back. There was a pretty good Nascar racing game (PC game still) in the mid '90s that was a lot of fun too. I don't remember the actual name of it.

a 2002 banger is Dirt to Daytona

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[Camar068]

Used to play Nascar 2003 in a league up until about 2014, then went to Rfactor for a few years. Was awesome with a cockpit and projector....but time consuming.

Myst was pretty cool as well.