1:3 — Stop Motion, Titration and Low Bypass
Edition 52
1 Fun Thing
Stop motion is one of the oldest and most time-consuming forms of animation. As the name suggests, it involves a series of still images, each with a small variation, strung together to create the illusion of motion. Typically, it requires 12 images for every second of footage. This technique is still used today, although with much more sophisticated equipment. To see stop motion in action, check out Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr. Fox or Isle of Dogs.
3 Coffee Facts
While not super accurate, using an aquarium titration kit is likely the most affordable and easiest method to check the GH (General Hardness) and KH (Total Alkalinity) of your brew water, both of which can greatly affect the taste of your coffee.
The KONO is a conical dripper that predates the V60. The paper filter adheres to smooth walls, greatly reducing bypass while the ribs at the base help prevent stalling.
Vietnam is the second largest coffee producer in the world and around 95-97% of coffee grown there is Robusta.
Great movie recommendation! :)