關於 scale shot ，我們在網路上蒐集到這些相關的討論、資訊與評價

Tune in to listen to Mik Naayem, co-founder and Chief Business Officer of Dapper Labs!

Dapper Labs is the team behind CryptoKitties, one of the first and most successful blockchain applications outside of cryptocurrency, and NBA Top Shot, which was recently announced to have crossed the million-user mark, scoring over $700M in total sales in less than a year. With the development of Flow blockchain over the last few years, Dapper Labs is looking to enable dapps at scale in gaming, culture, and entertainment.

Mik focuses on directing business strategy and partnerships, and building out Flow’s ecosystem. He’ll share some stories about finding PMF from idea validation, which includes the early days of Dapper Labs, how they first thought about launching CryptoKitties, and their trial-and-error process up until the launch of NBA Top Shot. As CBO, Mik will also share his experiences partnering with beloved brands such as the NBA and MotoGP.

Find Mik at >> twitter.com/@mik_naayem

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【CNN難得一次客觀報道中國疫苗接種就被美國🇺🇸輿論批評“為中國宣傳”，這是什麽“雙標”？】

當地時間18日，美國有線電視新聞網(CNN)報道了中國疫苗接種量將破十億劑次，並驚嘆“中國速度”。這則報道觸動了一些美國媒體人和政客的敏感神經，他們指責“美國有線電視新聞網(Cable News Network)”成了“中國新聞網(China News Network)”，並指CNN為“中國共產黨做宣傳”。針對中國的一則客觀報道竟淪為於中國有利的“宣傳”，再次體現了美西方部分群體在針對中國問題上的雙重標準。

其實，這並非他們第一次上演針對中國的“雙標”戲碼。此前，包括CNN在內的一些美國媒體將SpaceX的火箭殘骸墜落浪漫化為“點亮夜空”的電影大片場景，卻“齊心協力”炒作“失控”的中國火箭殘骸可能對地球造成威脅，此類報道被部分政客廣泛引用來質疑中國。而此次CNN報道中國疫苗接種量將破十億劑次，卻被部分美國媒體和政客點名，稱其為“中國共產黨做宣傳”，更有甚者質疑中國數據造假。謊言被追捧，事實卻遭到質疑和嘲諷，從根本上講，是他們對中國發展先入為主的偏見在作祟。

此次中國疫苗接種突破十億劑次是一個不容置疑的客觀事實。美國媒體口口聲聲推崇新聞自由，卻針對對中國的客觀事實報道大肆質疑和嘲諷，表現出十足的“酸葡萄”心理。這讓人不禁懷疑，他們推崇的“新聞自由”究竟是什麽樣的自由？難道只能容忍攻擊抹黑中國的自由？

然而，無論這些美媒如何費盡心機汙蔑中國，都改變不了中國在抗擊疫情方面取得的成效。中國國家衛生健康委員會6月20日公布的數據顯示，截至6月19日，中國新冠疫苗接種劑次已突破10億。數據公開透明，事件真實可靠，我們奉勸美西方部分群體還是停止玩弄“雙標”的把戲，遵守基本的新聞事實和職業操守，公正客觀地報道中國的新聞。

CNN dubbed 'China News Network': what double-standard trick are some U.S. media playing?

By John Lee

(ECNS) -- U.S. Cable News Network (CNN) was surprised by China's coronavirus vaccination rates, calling it "a scale and speed unrivaled by any other country in the world" in its report "China is about to administer its billionth coronavirus shot" last Friday. Fox News cited a commentary by NewsBusters analyst Nicholas Fondacaro, who labeled CNN as "China News Network pumping out propaganda for the CCP." A fact report on China was interpreted as "pro-China propaganda", showing some people in the U.S. and other Western countries had played a double-standard trick on China once again.

In fact, this is not the first time that they have practiced double standards on China issues. Previously, some U.S. media including CNN romanticized the rocket debris of SpaceX as "lighting up the sky with a spectacular rocket show", while coordinately stating China's rocket debris would "cause threats to objects on Earth". This time, CNN's report on China's vaccination speed was called "running Chinese propaganda for the CCP", with even Chinese statistics brought into doubt. It is nothing but their prejudice against China's development that sees lies flattered while facts are questioned and ridiculed.

It is an established fact that China has administered more than one billion doses of the COVID vaccine. Some U.S media shout for press freedom, but can't stop satirizing and questioning objective China-related reports, which is no doubt "sour grapes psychology." Does their press freedom mean unlimited freedom in attacking and smearing China?

China's achievements in fighting COVID-19 won't be effaced despite their slander. Statistics released by National Health Commission on Sunday shows more than one billion vaccines have been administered across China as of Saturday, which is definitely true and reliable. Therefore, U.S. media should give up their double-standard related to China, abide by news facts and professional ethics and report on China in a fair and objective way.

#NFTsummer Join us this month as we talk to Mik Naayem, co-founder and Chief Business Officer of Dapper Labs!

Dapper Labs is the team behind CryptoKitties, one of the first and most successful blockchain applications outside of cryptocurrency, and NBA Top Shot, which was recently announced to have crossed the million-user mark, scoring over $700M in total sales in less than a year. With the development of Flow blockchain over the last few years, Dapper Labs is looking to enable dapps at scale in gaming, culture, and entertainment.

Mik focuses on directing business strategy and partnerships, and building out Flow’s ecosystem. He’ll share some stories about finding PMF from idea validation, which includes the early days of Dapper Labs, how they first thought about launching CryptoKitties, and their trial-and-error process up until the launch of NBA Top Shot. As CBO, Mik will also share his experiences partnering with beloved brands such as the NBA and MotoGP.

Apply to AppWorks Accelerator #23 >> https://bit.ly/3wA9ztq

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A young, exciting backcourt star rose to the forefront last night at Madison Square Garden. And when Allen Iverson's season-high 35-point performance had finished off the Knicks, New York's three-game winning streak was finished as well.

With Larry Johnson missing two potential game-tying 3-pointers during the final 20 seconds, the Philadelphia 76ers edged the Knicks, 101-97, in a game in which Iverson imposed his will.

Both Charlie Ward and Scott Brooks fouled out trying to contain Iverson -- a job that nobody on the Knicks could handle.

Iverson shot 10 for 19 from the field, and 5 for 9 from 3-point range -- making jumpers, slicing to the basket and keeping constant pressure on a Knick defense that became passive as Iverson became more aggressive. Only his free-throw shooting was off: if he had shot better than 10 of 17 from the line, he might have scored 40 points.

After watching this game, do not be surprised if Chris Childs (non-displaced fractured right fibula) is inclined to rush himself back into the Knicks' lineup. Childs begins full-scale workouts Wednesday, and he could be activated later this week. The Knicks could have used Childs last night, but it might not have mattered who defended the Sixers' talented rookie. Iverson was that good. And playing in New York for the first time as a professional did not unnerve Iverson. It was Iverson who unnerved the Knicks.

Asked if anyone could have covered him, Iverson said: ''I don't think so. When my jumper is on, I can pretty much do whatever I want. But when the jumper is on, it is hard to stop anybody in this league.''

Something a little different this time! Got my hands on a preproduction unit of the brand new EOS R5 for a day and decided to take it to the zoo to test out the 8K and IBIS. Shot 8K in IBP. Took some photos as well. This is not a technical test by any means but I did want to try and see how practical it would be in a real day shoot. Unfortunately made a mistake of shooting 4k 60p for two shots of the monkeys at the end and had to scale it up :( I have noticed some blotching in some clips, mainly in the shadows and I'm not sure why). Files were difficult to handle without transcoding. However, they were extremely sharp and detailed. No colour grading/correction done, just used a C-Log to Rec 709 lut provided by Canon. Also, I know its only 1080 but YouTube won't allow me to upload in 8k :(.

I was shooting under blazing hot sun and unfortunately, I did get the camera to overheat for a few periods. Once the camera overheats, you'll have to wait awhile and it will allow you to shoot 3/5 min depending on how long it's been cooling. You won't be able to record 8K and 4K once it overheats but taking photos and HD will work fine.

Tested the IBIS with an EF 100-400mm, mostly shooting at 400mm. NO post stabilisation applied to make sure it was fair. Once again, this is a preproduction unit so things might change in the full version.

Would I shoot 8k? No. It took way too long to edit and export. However, the 8k timelapse is a feature I would definitely use. I see this camera very useful for stock footage shooters who might need to shoot long form content but rather short bursts of 8k clips. I'll share a video with my thoughts on the R5 and R6 soon! (PS: for photography, this thing is well worth it!)

DISCLAIMER: I am a Canon Malaysia EOS Youth Ambassador so I am rather biased. I think Canon makes THE Best cameras in the market but that doesn't mean I won't state issues that I find with the cameras.

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A young, exciting backcourt star rose to the forefront last night at Madison Square Garden. And when Allen Iverson's season-high 35-point performance had finished off the Knicks, New York's three-game winning streak was finished as well.

With Larry Johnson missing two potential game-tying 3-pointers during the final 20 seconds, the Philadelphia 76ers edged the Knicks, 101-97, in a game in which Iverson imposed his will.

Both Charlie Ward and Scott Brooks fouled out trying to contain Iverson -- a job that nobody on the Knicks could handle.

Iverson shot 10 for 19 from the field, and 5 for 9 from 3-point range -- making jumpers, slicing to the basket and keeping constant pressure on a Knick defense that became passive as Iverson became more aggressive. Only his free-throw shooting was off: if he had shot better than 10 of 17 from the line, he might have scored 40 points.

After watching this game, do not be surprised if Chris Childs (non-displaced fractured right fibula) is inclined to rush himself back into the Knicks' lineup. Childs begins full-scale workouts Wednesday, and he could be activated later this week. The Knicks could have used Childs last night, but it might not have mattered who defended the Sixers' talented rookie. Iverson was that good. And playing in New York for the first time as a professional did not unnerve Iverson. It was Iverson who unnerved the Knicks.

Asked if anyone could have covered him, Iverson said: ''I don't think so. When my jumper is on, I can pretty much do whatever I want. But when the jumper is on, it is hard to stop anybody in this league.''

Still, the Knicks had a chance to force overtime if Johnson could have converted one of his last two 3-point attempts.

An Iverson free throw with 38 seconds to play gave Philadelphia a 98-95 lead. After a timeout, the Knicks went to Patrick Ewing (26 points, 15 rebounds), but he missed a 12-foot jumper.

Charles Oakley grabbed the rebound, and the ball swung over to Johnson, who was wide open from about 25 feet on the left side of the key. Johnson missed.

Oakley rebounded. This time, Johnson found himself open on the right side of the court from 25 feet with about 10 seconds left. He missed again.

''They both felt pretty good,'' said Johnson, who scored a season-high 28 points, but saw the loss ruin his best individual night as a Knick. ''Those shots were open, but we also could have gone for the quick 2 instead of chucking up 3-pointers. If I had another chance, I probably would have moved it inside and looked for the quick 2.''

Iverson chased down the rebound after Johnson's second missed 3-pointer, and Johnson fouled Iverson with 5.4 seconds to play. Iverson made 1 of 2 foul shots, Ewing added a meaningless dunk and Jerry Stackhouse ended the scoring with two foul shots.

When Iverson was not scoring, he was setting up teammates, most notably Stackhouse (28 points, 5 assists and 4 rebounds). Iverson and Stackhouse give the Sixers a one-two backcourt punch of the future that looks very good in the present. It was the third consecutive victory for the Sixers (3-3), who also got 16 points from Derrick Coleman and 12 rebounds from Scott Williams. The Knicks never controlled the game, and the Sixers seized the opportunity to steal a road a victory.

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