“POV: my camera roll is holding secrets and snacks.”
DIY Camera Bag With Foam: I got my hands on a free promotional backpack and needed camera storage, so this happened. Kaizen foam used to organize parts, grommets and paracord used to hold the large tripod on the outside of my bag.
This is a followup to yesterday's video abut my new 360 degree cam. I was exploring different ways to hold the camera for different perspectives. In this vid...
Krista met Katie & Mark down on the Cape for their lovely late evening engagement session. Mark picked the girls up in his boat, hold on to your camera straps folks! I LOVE Katie’s bright nails! You’ll see those again on wedding day. My kind of girl :) This looks like the story of my…
(Apologies for the poor camera work. I was trying to be a bit discreet with out having to hold the camera over my head.)The Woodlands, TX; Cynthia Woods Mitc...
My boss found this camera in his basement and gave it to me. It worked pretty well but the right side lens was loose and wobbly. You would have to hold it down tight to the camera body for it to take a focused picture. The right side lens assembly adjusts the aperture and the left side adjusts the shutter speed. 4781-2
When I made my last camera wrist strap I was planning to make one out of paracord, but since I had problems getting hold of it I went for the leather belt version instead. On my trip to Val Thorens I got some paracord from a friendly skier so now I decided to throw together…
Since the rtsp support seems to be on hold for now I had to return the second camera I ordered on Amazon. But I managed to make one of my old camera work. PLEASE list the exact brand for your camera here if you can confirm it works for you. This will help others with the new purchases. Please list the http mask (URL format) you used. Amazon purchase link also very much appreciated. Feel free to add sreenshots to your camera tile too.
Oh, Santa Barbara...you have a serious hold on my heart. I love your gorgeous views and breathtaking light that creates magic everywhere it goes. Add in a wedding with the camera mastermind Meg Pe...
As a camera reviewer, I’m rarely tempted to buy a camera. If I like something, I request a review copy, use it for a few weeks and then send it back. My GAS (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) pressure is released. This has been the case for the past few years for me. The two camera brands I’m currently reviewing for is Leica and Fujifilm, so I’m pretty satisfied with the equipment I have access to. Back in 2013 when I decided to upgrade my EDC (Every Day Carry) camera, I auditioned the Fujifilm X100S and the Ricoh GR. I loved both for different reasons, but in the end the GR fulfilled my requirements of an EDC better than the X100S... but I never forgot how enjoyable it was to shoot with the Fuji. When the new X100T came out in the fall of 2014, my desire to hold it and look at it and shoot with it again was rekindled. I got GAS again. Fujifilm Canada gave me an extended loan as I was going to take the X100T with me to Hong Kong for a month. I had a great time shooting with it and 7 months later I still have it (but that’s another story). My conclusion? [...]
Our Labor of Love shoots some of my favorite weddings. Magic ensues when they grab hold of a camera, and when they team up with We Tie The Knots for the wedding of a seriously stylish couple like this...
Youtube Essentials you need to start your Youtube channel. The following are my Youtube channel essentials for a beginner YouTube. Start that channel! 1. Gorillapod to vlog on my camera, this helps stabilize my videos! 2. Ring light is used for the perfect lighting whenever I film my makeup youtube videos. 3. Canon G7X is my first youtube channel camera and I love the quality and sound. Great starter camer for vloggers. 4. SD Card is a must for storage. I have gone through so many of these, but they hold a lot of storage. 5. SD Card reader was something I needed to transfer my videos to my Macbook. I previously using a Canon app to transfer my photos and it would take hours. The SD Card reader transfer in minutes! 6. iPhone 12 Pro Max is used whenever my camera dies and it films up
I visited friends in Sussex prior to going to New York last week, and one of my friends was rearing some quail chicks. They were absolutely adorable! This little one sat in the palm of my hand very patiently while I fiddled around trying to hold the camera on my shoulder. A few seconds after I took this it gave up posing and fell asleep against my wrist :)
