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this is the NSI Creator Z16 a laptop

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designed to be the ultimate in performance for digital creators and we

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are going to be pushing it to its absolute limit attempting to create a

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seven and a half gigapixel image

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whether or not that's actually going to work we're not sure but we sure hope so

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because this video is sponsored by MSI and the last thing we want is a repeat

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of last time

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I needed a corner I need I had I like to start with a corner

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there we go and who says powerful

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laptops have to be thick anymore even if

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the laptop was this thick it would be thinner than like a lot of the portable

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workstations from Years Gone by

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let's open this puppy up oh look Lucky's in there

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it's fine this merch isn't available yet on the store anyway so let's switch over

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to a t-shirt that is lttstore.com now

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hold on a second I don't think I have ever seen

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an MSI laptop this rigid

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that's really impressive actually not just like a impressive for MSI

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um it's actually really good the entire

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bottom is that one gigantic air intake across the back you can see we got

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speaker grilles over here on the left and right Alex has clearly already

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opened this that's hilarious in terms of i o we've got exhaust on the

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sides back yeah solid quarter of the

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device is taken up by exhaust grills over on the right we've got micro SD

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Thunderbolt USB 3 10 gigabit per second

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a type a port and then oh basically the exact same thing over on the left there

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is a barrel plug for power and a headphone jack instead of the micro SD

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but that's pretty that's basically what I would

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need in terms of i o the one thing I would like to see is an HDMI port topics

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of battery 90 watt hours

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all right then open it up though

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there's not one not two but three fans

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here here and here and it appears as

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though in order to keep the intakes on them as

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unrestricted as possible they're actually pulling in air from both the

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top and bottom of the device that is really cool like I can I can see I can

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see you I can see right through it hey Brandon come come see if you can look

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through it flip the camera it's you got to be like right here

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can you see me moving back and forth back here

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makes sense it needs so much cooling it's got an Intel Core I9 11900h and an

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RTX 3060 so it's very powerful on both

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the CPU and GPU side of things of course one of the biggest selling points of

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this machine isn't what's in the bottom half of the clamshell but rather what's

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in the top half this is what MSI is calling their true pixel touch display

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it's a 16 inch 2560 by 1600 400 nit Peak

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brightness display that is pre-calibrated to a Delta e of less than

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two so the idea here is that you've got a portable machine that has basically a

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professional grade creative monitor on it not only that but if you like to game

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in your off time it even runs at 120 hertz now I'm a big fan of taller than

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16x9 displays and the reason for that is from a creative standpoint it allows you

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to have more video tracks more tools it

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allows you to just not Auto Hide Your taskbar and not be giving up that extra

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real estate at the bottom of your screen I'm a huge fan and not foreplay though

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the technique that we're going to be using to create our Giant image and

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really show off the grunt of this laptop is called the brennizer method AKA Boca

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Rama it's a technique that is super popular in both portrait and especially

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wedding photography because what it allows you to do is create an extra wide

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angle image but still have that pleasing

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bokeh that draws the viewer's eye to the subject let's go out to the Courtyard to

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show you guys how it works this is great we've got our Dream

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photographer this gorgeous location with

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the greenery and the industrial building and Collins motorbike which my betrothed

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here is super into the only problem is that in order to

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capture this environment Brennan's got to use a wide-angle lens and unless

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you've got a really expensive camera with a large sensor and a matching

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expensive fast lens you can't get that bokeh effect with a wide angle shot and

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even if you do it doesn't look as natural as it does with a telephoto lens

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the one super fun thing about the bruneiser method is you actually are not

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ever 100 sure that you have every part

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of the image that you need I mean you could just trust your instincts which is

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what I'm doing but I'm not 100 certain that I'm not missing like a tiny Gap in

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between these photos I'm just trying to over

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okay cool hopefully uh that works now

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that's better with a 50 millimeter lens we get a much more pleasing image but we

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lose this environment how are we going to remember where we were

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well that's where the brandeiser method comes in Brandon can take 20 30 40 50 as

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many as he wants really additional shots from the same position with the same

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lens then we can stitch them all together to get what is essentially The

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Best of Both Worlds nice wide angle nice pleasing bokeh so we have about 71

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photos which is probably a little bit too many I was gonna say I think you

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went a little on the side I went really ham to just make sure we were covered on

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the entire area so for this method it's probably better to

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use fewer but I've already started the render for this it's you can see it

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going in the corner it is going um but all you have to do when you do this oh

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oh Lightroom I shouldn't have clicked okay hold on

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there we go so you select all of these

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here I can probably do the select all let's see if it lets me oh oh it's it's

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working very hard because even though this is a easier

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than what we're going to do later it's still working pretty hard I probably

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push it a little bit too hard well the fact that it hasn't crashed like fully

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crashed I'm impressed

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you laugh but like okay okay hey no look it's selected all it's selected all okay

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I'm just gonna show you what I did so that we don't actually have to disturb

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this but you just select everything yeah then you right click yeah and then you

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go to photo merge yeah and then you go to Panorama and then that's it and then

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it gives you a preview which takes almost as much time as it takes to

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render it because it is essentially rendering it a preview right so you might as well just render it yeah and

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then once you well once you have the preview then you'll know because once

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the preview is completed if there's any gaps in where you take to photos

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um AI thing and it works surprisingly well so if you've got like a little tiny

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hole in the photo I don't think it can still hold on the photo I don't think I got a hole in the photo

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but we can also show the example of the

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like approximation on the wide lens yeah

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A View From that distance right you can see I'm beautiful

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you but you can see that the rest of the photo is kind of meh like it's it

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there's not a lot of foreground these trees are pretty dark even these

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buildings the buildings are pretty in Focus like it's it's there's no depth so

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the hope is once this photo is rendered

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we will actually have a photo with much more depth you will be still small but

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there will be a lot more like there'll be a bigger feeling to it so small yeah

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how many megapixels is each of these 26 26 well there's your 26.1 yeah there's

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your problem that point one counts when you take 71 of them

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and we're gonna try 250 later oh good

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I did notice that as part of our preparation for this video we grabbed a

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64 gig kit of crucial ballistics how much RAM are we using right now let's

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take a look 23 out of the 32 gigs and the photo

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isn't fully rendered yet so hopefully

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we don't we don't overdo it it might

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already need the 64. I might have overdone it already but we'll see

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okay we're back so after a little bit this is no finish for an effect though

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you can see especially in like the buildings like look how much of a

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difference that is I mean again this is a larger photo overall because I

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approximated what it would look like on the wide but you might say you were over

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compensating but yeah like especially in the bushes I

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am impressed at how I mean I shouldn't be that impressed by how seamlessly it's

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been merged yeah actually to be honest there's we did two takes of this and the

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second take did not fare as well there's

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the other take and you see it didn't love this tree this tree is here fine

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here not fine yeah but yeah this is

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actually the third take trees like uh hello I'm I'm I'm I'm

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partially a tree yeah oh wow that's not

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even close right because that that's this is one photo at

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the tightest point and this is lots of photos right how long did this take to

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render like an hour

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so this is one of those things where okay maybe this new generation of laptop

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is only 20 faster than the old one or even only 10 faster but when it's a

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render that literally takes an hour every 10 is another six minutes adds up

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so 21 000 by 10 000 is what we got out of about 70 photos of you

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damn or 70 photos of this area how many megapixels is that hold on a second

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216 megapixels wow yeah I think we can

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do more we can do more but first we're

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gonna need to upgrade the rim now you can get the Creator Z16 with 64 gigs of

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RAM out of the box but I mean silly us how were we to know that we were gonna

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need to stitch together 200 photos so we went with the 32 gig model thankfully

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this also gives us an opportunity to show off that this is upgradeable that's

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right my friends you can still buy professional grade laptops that can

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actually be improved it's not the easiest I really

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wish that these screws were not under the rubber feet at the back that would

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be that would be bonus marks MSI but

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being able to do it at all is like somehow

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um a win these days so I guess I'll take it or I can get it

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there we go oh yeah

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wow it's a small motherboard isn't it

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where is our m.2 drive oh oh it's got

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spots for two of them oh cool so there's still an open m.2 slot I just couldn't

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see it because it's actually on the Underside relative to where I'm looking

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at it from it's right here more importantly

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we can replace our memory

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crucial ballistics 3200 cl16 sounds

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great and once you've spent this much on a laptop

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this honestly is probably a pretty good investment okay are you gonna go in

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you're gonna go in there little buddy oh Alex it's uh so skinny I don't think it

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supports a couple sided dins oh my God is it just the difference in

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like the heat spreader thickness I think I have to take off the heat spreader

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it's like a metallic style heat spreader oh that's cute look at that got the

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little got the little imprints of the memory chip IDs

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let's see if that fixes it totally did it's in come check this out

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David just to prove to you that I'm not making it up look at this

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it will not hold on let me give it a line it will not go in literal actual

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sticker okay

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I've never seen tolerances this type before in my life I mean that I've

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noticed obviously lots of products have pieces that fit together with that level

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of precision but I've never seen it

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actually matter like this this might be the best machine that I've ever seen

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from MSI loses some of the rigidity when you take the bottom of the chassis off

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still respectable though I've seen laptops that are worse than this with

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the bottom piece on MSI

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and there we are 64 gigs of RAM six of

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which we're using already and it's time to give the reins back to Brandon so I

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actually have no idea what resolution this photo is going to be one billion

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pixels probably not no maybe like half a

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billion and this is just gonna be like this epic landscape picture it's uh it's

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a photo of White Rock Beach and people

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can download it in the video description maybe yes that'd be cool yeah at least

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on Floatplane I don't know if we have any way of hosting it reliably for YouTube viewers to be fair to anyone who

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does this method of taking photos this technique you do not need nearly this

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many photos to do this technique you could do it with nine photos we're just

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pushing it to an extreme that is completely unnecessary and not

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necessarily even the proper way to do it but we want to see if it works yeah

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okay so I've selected all 371 photos

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so I'm just oh there we go well it's not it's not it's trying to do

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it the bar is loading and we're out 21

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gigs of RAM and it's about two percent of the way I

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like my progress bars like I like my milk

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white two percent

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okay so the preview has completed oh no as you can see oh no there is a tiny Gap

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tiny in this tree I think the word you

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were looking for was gaping well look how big the photo is comparatively also

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it if you look if we do if we undo the auto crop this is the pre-cropped

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version of all these photos so how did you manage to miss that I don't know

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it will make us some trees and I will have not be I will not be concerned that

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there is a gaping hole in this photo yeah because like you can't really just

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like go back to this no and just get just just take that one specific tree

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out to pull out the phone yeah okay we're good oh wow we're well over 32

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gigs though so the RAM was definitely an issue before and the fact that we have

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64 is clearly helping in this case

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filled edges oh nice pretty good you'd

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never know there was a missing Square there yeah you're telling yourself they're

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gonna know but yeah you can see 41 of 267 photos

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were not able to be merged but that's okay because we still have a full photo

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100 yeah and Moment of Truth we're gonna

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hit merge we're gonna just let it go okay good luck everybody

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yeah the RAM is 100 helping yeah okay so

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well let's let it run yeah good luck everybody

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so it's the next day since we are at the end of the work day yesterday but it's

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done it's crazy like look look at it

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it's actually pretty impressive and if we go into

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Lightroom you can see the resolution is 35

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913 by 14 873. yeah so that's about half a

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gigapixel to give you some perspective that's

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34 megapixels if we did the calculator but the really cool thing is when you

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look at the photo in the photo viewer you can just zoom right in and we still

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have a lot of detail in here because

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it's just a photo at that distance but

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a lot of them it's such a crazy effect because like

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it's a wide but there's like geese here that are just dots

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and then you just go in and it's like oh hello I can completely see this Goose

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there's four of them there's a family right there yeah and there's like people

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there's a guy and some birds and some cars the amount of detail is staggering

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I mean I want to print this I think I'm going to print this and you guys can

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download it in the link in the description yeah I want to make a bunch

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of these I really love telephoto lenses and I'm going to just do this all the

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time now yeah for anyone this is my first time using the brandeiser method

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and for anyone who was thinking if they wanted to try it give it a shot it's a

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lot of fun maybe don't do it with 200 photos

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but um maybe like 20 9 to 20 you'll be

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you'll be real good and if you're a wedding photographer in particular very

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useful freaking unbelievable thanks to MSI for sponsoring this video and for

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sending over your creator Z16 laptop I think we've demonstrated that no matter

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what it is you're trying to do with it this is one capable machine the spec

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we've got is 2600 US Dollars and then if you want to go to 64 gigs obviously

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that's going to cost another few hundred but man is there ever a lot to like

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about it everything from the performance to the display to the build quality

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freaking awesome if you guys enjoyed this video maybe check out our other

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disastrous MSI sponsored laptop video

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yeah I know this one was good no the other one was disastrous our other

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disastrous one it's pretty funny though