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I find it interesting, not particularly exciting, but it's an intriguing shot and vantage point.
 
Recently visited Dubai, and the constant abundance of pretty and highly intricate buildings makes it hard to pick one shot, but I like this particular shot of this unassuming building with it's blue accents.
EOS 2000D: F6.3 ISO100 1/500 using an ND @50mm.
 

This assumes infinite GPU power and no loss post CPU….
 
Your trying to make a comparison that just doesn’t really exist. The CPU’s literally process data differently. CPU’s make assumptions and pre fetch data, store data on cache (AMD has a lot more cache), access RAM different, pass data between itself very differently, etc etc. 
 
Looking at a simple utilization graph doesn’t actually tell you very much about what’s going on under the hood.
 
I am not intelligent enough on this to explain to you the exact ways in which this comparison doesn’t make sense because it’s extremely complicated, but I do understand CPU architecture enough to know it’s just not that simple, and honestly doesn’t matter. What task manager reports is not all that useful. You can have a load that shows as 100% utilization but only draws a fraction of the wattage of what the CPU is capable of pulling… so obviously the CPU isn’t actually putting its “full force” behind completing that task. Again, there is just so much more to this. 

I find it interesting, not particularly exciting, but it's an intriguing shot and vantage point.
 
Recently visited Dubai, and the constant abundance of pretty and highly intricate buildings makes it hard to pick one shot, but I like this particular shot of this unassuming building with it's blue accents.
EOS 2000D: F6.3 ISO100 1/500 using an ND @50mm.
 

I find it interesting, not particularly exciting, but it's an intriguing shot and vantage point.
 
Recently visited Dubai, and the constant abundance of pretty and highly intricate buildings makes it hard to pick one shot, but I like this particular shot of this unassuming building with it's blue accents.
EOS 2000D: F6.3 ISO100 1/500 using an ND @50mm.
 

I find it interesting, not particularly exciting, but it's an intriguing shot and vantage point.
 
Recently visited Dubai, and the constant abundance of pretty and highly intricate buildings makes it hard to pick one shot, but I like this particular shot of this unassuming building with it's blue accents.
EOS 2000D: F6.3 ISO100 1/500 using an ND @50mm.
 

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Tack sharp, lovely bokeh, really a nice “pose” for the kitty.  I wonder what interesting thing they were looking at off camera.  A really nice shot!

This one of mine is an experiment into miniatures photography with some models a good friend of mine just finished painting for me, shot on an EOS R5 with an adapted EF 70-200mm f/2.8  cropped in, off camera flash, F4.0 

 

use a stress test like cinebench r20 or prime 95 or aid64. and if temps reach somewhere around 90/85c plus, the cpu should throttle, or just watch the core clocks and check if they go down. which should be around 90/85c plus.

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 
2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 
 

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 
2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 
 

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 
2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 
 

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 
2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 
 

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 
2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 
 

Shot this around golden hour, thought this composition looked at least half interesting. 
2000D 1/250 ISO200 F2.5 @50mm. 
 

Very clear and sharp. I think maybe the background should have been more blurred though since the focus seems to be the tram? 7/10
 
Took photos of friends yesterday with monitor heads I made

 

10/10
Managing to freeze the action is really difficult with pets moving around constantly, plus a really pleasing composition. 
 
I was out in a park and noticed a public piano, and thought it looked kind of cool in the rain.
EOS2000D, F2.8 ISO100 1/250.
 

10/10
Managing to freeze the action is really difficult with pets moving around constantly, plus a really pleasing composition. 
 
I was out in a park and noticed a public piano, and thought it looked kind of cool in the rain.
EOS2000D, F2.8 ISO100 1/250.
 

10/10
Managing to freeze the action is really difficult with pets moving around constantly, plus a really pleasing composition. 
 
I was out in a park and noticed a public piano, and thought it looked kind of cool in the rain.
EOS2000D, F2.8 ISO100 1/250.
 

10/10
Managing to freeze the action is really difficult with pets moving around constantly, plus a really pleasing composition. 
 
I was out in a park and noticed a public piano, and thought it looked kind of cool in the rain.
EOS2000D, F2.8 ISO100 1/250.
 

Took the knuckle heads for a walk. 
Sony 85mm F1.8 lens
F4, 1/640, ISO400

Got my first pair of Jordans a while ago and I couldn't help but take a couple of shots of these great looking shoes. Would've liked to upload more than one but size limit couldn't allow that sadly.
EOS 2000D 1/200 ISO100 F2.8 @50mm.
 

Got my first pair of Jordans a while ago and I couldn't help but take a couple of shots of these great looking shoes. Would've liked to upload more than one but size limit couldn't allow that sadly.
EOS 2000D 1/200 ISO100 F2.8 @50mm.
 

Recipe for some product photography right there.
 
I don't take my Rokinon/Samyang 50mm F1.4 out very much nowadays, owing to size, primitive AF, practicality and image quality issues, but for the occasion when I want some nice bokeh, this lens absolutely delivers, and overall, has kind of a soft analog feel to it. Wish I had a better subject though. 😝 Not a great photo, just felt like taking it to the backyard. Just wondering what I can do with it that can make use of it's strengths. I've a friend having her 30th birthday soon, so perhaps some shots (photo shots, not alcomohols) taken at a bar would be a perfect job for this lens.
 
Rokinon 50mm AF F1.4
F1.4, ISO 100, 1/2500

 

I really like the shot, the composition is great and easily conveys a lot movement, and emotion. 10/10.
 
A friend of mine hired (well technically hired, but I didn't accept any payments) to shoot some jewelry of hers, and this is one of my more liked pictures out of the whole set.
Canon EOS 2000D: 1/200 F2.2 ISO400 @50MM.