Troy and Jimmy fishing together

Maybe you haven't been out on a boat or on the water or in a place like when it's raining or whatever you get water on the lens you, you get crap on the lens from your hands and you don't always have the focus and a clear nice picture.. It does happen when you're taking real pictures that are not AI and not playing the head sometimes that's what happens you just try to get something to remember your experience is bad but you forget to wipe off the lenses and what not when you're out running around like that trust me I know...

Even at some pool parties you know when you get suntan lotion on your fingers it ends up on your phone and then your lens looks blurry but you don't even realize it when you're taking pictures..
Brother, that blur is NOT from water.
 
When you know you need to fill a spot on the roster get it done. 31 other teams weren’t knocking the doors down to get Greenard until the team that badly needed an edge rusher and couldn’t draft a suitable one did what it took to get him. Not cheap in draft capital and not cheap in compensation.

Rams needed a strong cornerback. They got it done. Not cheap in draft capital and not cheap in compensation. That’s how good teams operate. Idiot owner/GMs wait for the price “to come down”. The Cowboys wait, Cowboys fans wait, and Jordyn Brooks will end up on the Broncos or Commanders. Remember that.
Um, they’re waiting too obviously.
 
Wasn't Rich the same guy fired from the Cowboys from installing a peep hole in the cheerleaders locker? I'd cut bait with him fellas. No pun intended.
oh, I think that pun was 100% intended. :laugh:
 
Brother, that blur is NOT from water.
why does it Matter so much to you? that you don't understand that I also that it couldn't something lens or could be FPS settings I use a lot of stuff model or when I'm doing action jobs and you don't have..

Being out on the ocean and the movement they probably didn't have the setting right I doubt it's phone or camera if it's not at least 60 FPS movement it's not going to work.. It won't matter if it's 1080 or higher HD recording, it will look blurry or grainy..
 
why does it Matter so much to you? that you don't understand that I also that it couldn't something lens or could be FPS settings I use a lot of stuff model or when I'm doing action jobs and you don't have..

Being out on the ocean and the movement they probably didn't have the setting right I doubt it's phone or camera if it's not at least 60 FPS movement it's not going to work.. It won't matter if it's 1080 or higher HD recording, it will look blurry or grainy..
It doesn’t. The guy you replied to made a joke that the video quality looked like (which it does).

In today’s day and age with phones that have cinematic level capabilities, there’s really no excuse for video quality like this lol.
 
It doesn’t. The guy you replied to made a joke that the video quality looked like (which it does).

In today’s day and age with phones that have cinematic level capabilities, there’s really no excuse for video quality like this lol.
But there is so I don't know why you're so worried about it when sometimes when people are having a good time they just grab a camera because at a moment's notice something big is happening they don't know what setting it's on and they don't bother wasting time trying to set it up properly so no I'm sorry when you're out on a boat which apparently you don't go to many functions where there's a lot of activity going on around you and too much fun to worry about your phone but you pick it up to use it like a camera and then forget the settings are off..

Apparently you've never been in that situation and just took a picture really fast without looking down at the settings That's what happened here I'm sure and I'm sure they don't care that you think that the picture is too grainy.. Not on a boat with a bunch of Ex NFL superstars and Hall of Farmers and you're a dude commenting you get the difference here I think they're worried about how that picture came out they were just trying to document the fun they were having without looking at the settings on their phone with the sun really bright Which by the way I think they need to fix these mobile phones mobile IE outside in the sun the glare Sometimes it's hard to make changes on the screen..

Again I don't understand why bothered with this and I was telling you why the video quality was probably off and no they weren't using some old phone or flip phone things like this happened where you don't take the time to check the settings.... And action shots out in broad daylight with lots of things going around will cause that blur sometimes if you don't take the time to look at the settings because you're having too much fun..

IM out..
 
But there is so I don't know why you're so worried about it when sometimes when people are having a good time they just grab a camera because at a moment's notice something big is happening they don't know what setting it's on and they don't bother wasting time trying to set it up properly so no I'm sorry when you're out on a boat which apparently you don't go to many functions where there's a lot of activity going on around you and too much fun to worry about your phone but you pick it up to use it like a camera and then forget the settings are off..

Apparently you've never been in that situation and just took a picture really fast without looking down at the settings That's what happened here I'm sure and I'm sure they don't care that you think that the picture is too grainy.. Not on a boat with a bunch of Ex NFL superstars and Hall of Farmers and you're a dude commenting you get the difference here I think they're worried about how that picture came out they were just trying to document the fun they were having without looking at the settings on their phone with the sun really bright Which by the way I think they need to fix these mobile phones mobile IE outside in the sun the glare Sometimes it's hard to make changes on the screen..

Again I don't understand why bothered with this and I was telling you why the video quality was probably off and no they weren't using some old phone or flip phone things like this happened where you don't take the time to check the settings.... And action shots out in broad daylight with lots of things going around will cause that blur sometimes if you don't take the time to look at the settings because you're having too much fun..

IM out..
Brother gave me an essay :laugh:


Ok fine you win
 
Brother gave me an essay :laugh:


Ok fine you win
bam!! wore you out lol :thumbup: :dance: :lmao2::flagwave: I mean to be honest one time it happened to me on my Gopro normally I have the settings the same every time but somehow I accidentally must have changed the setting everything I recorded that day was on timelapse it was completely wasted..lol
 
bam!! wore you out lol :thumbup: :dance: :lmao2::flagwave: I mean to be honest one time it happened to me on my Gopro normally I have the settings the same every time but somehow I accidentally must have changed the setting everything I recorded that day was on timelapse it was completely wasted..lol
I’ve never used a GoPro so you definitely would beat me in any argument there lol.

Not much of an outdoorsy guy. Prefer the city vibes.
 
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