How do I best bring files with background images from Blender 2.79 into Blender 2.8? Is there a tool, an addon or a functionality that automatically converts the old background images into something that Blender 2.8 can handle?

I lived out East in CT for a while and the Boston accents are super strong like that. People also use another familiar bird sound "Kah!" to describe a common vehicle with 4 wheels.

"Get out the Kah!" or "My Kah is out of gas"

Man I was 4 hours late to this stream but I still really enjoyed it. Thanks jlampel for doing the hard work for me so I could watch and laugh.

I got this manaflow animation but unlike the last manaflow animation I posted this have sound that T made using my phone to record a video of an object splashing in the water in my bathroom sink. Then I transferred the video to my phone to my computer. Then I added the video in the video sequence editor in blender to delete the video but not the audio Then I pressed renter audio. Then I did some audio editing in audacity to remove background noise and to make the audio louder. then I added the edited audio file into blender video sequence editor . Then I used that same video that I got the audio from as reference to animated the scene in blender. Then I used the video format ffmpeg video to render the animation and audio together. What else can I improve on ?. Please tell me here's my blend file.https://pasteall.org/blend/ad898f57480146818a43f42298be8b66 and the video the I recorded to get the sound from and the rendered animation https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Rg0jEfc_M5eoIXz4_MfZwpO5ucbUgi6e?usp=sharing

See: 25:10 on Ornamental shield

When i created the triangle bezier curve to attach to my  other curves, the extrusion whent all flat on me 

Plzz help

Can i apply same technique in 2.8? what would be additional tips and/or changes to the technique used here? Thanks.

How can I fix the orange part after I unwrap?

Is there a way to light a car interior without it looking too dark and covered in shadows?

This is how I would normally light it, though I've tried other methods like exposure adjustments and HDRis. Every time the interior is either too dark or the shadows are too soft. I'm not sure what's causing it, be it the lights or the material I'm using for the windshield. Image attached is after fiddling with the exposure levels.

Before anyone asks, I'm using 2.82. I also denoised the image, so there's some artifacting there.