I have an editing dilemma. I want to move away from my big desktop and edit on my laptop because I'm tired of having a big, autistic computer. But my laptop isn't capable of outputting a 10-bit signal to my monitor and my built in display is only 8-bit. How much am I sacrificing in color accuracy by switching to an 8-bit display? Is it even noticeable or would it be worthwhile to look at getting a different laptop which can make use of my 10-bit monitor?

I tried looking up articles online, but almost everything is just about 8-bit vs 10-bit video

I will share some of my work

I got this from a thrift store years ago for super cheap. I can't afford to buy a better one right now. Is it worth using or should I just put it in storage and wait until I can buy a new one?

Recently got a film scanner, so I started digitising some old negatives from my family.
Most rolls are from the 90s, but there is a box of slides from around 1962.

First shots are from Mauritius and were shot on AGFA Vista 200.

Why are zoomers paying 2.5k for a point and shoot that's basically got a mediocre prime glued to it.

I thought the idea of point and shoots is having a versitile zoom lens in a tiny body

>Yes, I have thousands of dollars worth of electronics in my backpack, how could you tell? Yes, I am low test and likely unable to defend myself.

How do you carry your gear? I don't use a dedicated camera backpack since I don't want to be a walking red flag.

Whats bad about it?

>300 dollars
>First episode is free
>80% of the video is just sponsored software shilling

The on the spot footage is pretty nice though, but how come I can't find the torrents anymore of these? I remember watching the first Japan ones but idk where I got it from

Are these circuits/contests relevant or something?
I meet a guy that was bragging the fact that he has 120+ photographic awards.

Poorfag here.
What's the cheapest full-frame camera I can get for wildlife?
I don't want anything smaller than full-frame because I value image quality and don't want noisy pics.