Hello all Where can I order a replacement lens hood for the Zoom Q8 video camera?, unfortunately I have lost mine ....

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Do we already know when this new model will be available from Galaxus?

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Where to find the 10 Euro welcome newsletter voucher to redeem it

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Good morning, I need a smartwatch that is shock-resistant and that I don't have to charge every day. If it was also suitable for swimming, that would be great. Thanks

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The colour was wrong

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Hello together I have noticed that on my LG OLED C4 65″ in conjunction with the Swisscom TV Box 5, moiré effects / aliasing disturbances occur again and again, e.g. roof tiles, window fronts on high-rise buildings, waves or plants, especially during slow camera movements. The moiré effect is an undesirable optical phenomenon that occurs when two overlapping, regular patterns (grids) create a new, disruptive pattern. When I watch content via my Apple TV Box or directly via apps on my LG OLED C4, I don't have these unwanted effects. For this reason, I assume that there must be something wrong with the Swisscom TV Box 5. I am using the original white HDMI cable (I have also tried a second one here without much improvement). The Swisscom TV Box 5 is connected directly to the LG OLED C4 via HDMI1. I then tried various settings on the LG TV, such as deactivating all assistants and setting the sharpness to 0, 5 and 10 (it got a little better at 10). However, none of this has brought much improvement. I can't adjust much on the Swisscom TV Box 5 or probably can't find the really important settings. Now to my question, have you also noticed these effects on your OLED TVs in conjunction with the Swisscom TV Box 5 and have you even found a solution?

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Hol up Unify degens, they just found a way to soak us more out of money. G6 Doorbell just announced on their livestream. When purchaseable on Digitec?

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