There are a lot of good quality IP cameras out there (as well as a lot of el cheapo not-so-good quality ones) that work well. But if you don’t mind a larger physical footprint and a lack of portability – admittedly two important reasons about why people buy small portable…
The other day a customer asked me about doing a virtual reality panorama shot of their office to make their clients more comfortable. It got me thinking about my panorama website, which I had created years ago and have never updated, nor even looked at in years in fact. For…
I had been looking for an action camera for awhile, mostly for biking but also for hiking and other activities. While biking there have been many things that I would have liked to catch on video or photoed over the years that I have missed. Not to mention the sheer number…
I received my Garmin Virb Elite (for my full review of the Garmin Virb Elite click here) for Xmas and immediately ordered a bunch of different Go-Pro compatible mounts, for various purposes and which all fit the Virb just fine. In another blog entry I will fully review the Garmin Virb Elite itself,…
I had been happy with my Case Logic TBC-307 Camera Bag (I’ve including a link to one similar to it, but not the same one as Case Logic does not make this particular model any more) – that was up until I acquired another lens, the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II (see my…
This is going to be a quick review of the Goja 52mm to 58mm Step-Up Adapter Ring from the Goja company, and sold on Amazon.com. See photos at the end of this posting. It’s going to be quick because, well, this does one thing – gives a 52mm lens 58mm…
In this blog posting I am going to display some photos of various devices that connect to the Nexus 7 through the USB Host Mode OTG Cable that I bought from Amazon, and that work just fine for me. Your results may vary and, as always; if you have any concerns about…
Footbridge over the Black River. I wanted to check out the foot bridge over the Black River that was put into place to watch the kayaking competitions and such, but it was all closed off. It looks like it goes over one of the channels to the power dam, and…
Yea, it’s been quite a number of year since I’ve gotten a new digital camera. Mine’s old, positively antique, by today’s standards.But it’s been a work horse and has stood up to lots and lots and LOTS of use. I usually take a number of pics every day, every single…
