by Harmeet Gabha | May 24, 2011 | Video
Our very first Time Lapse sequence done in the Blue Mountains west of Sydney. The sequence was setup using a remote timer trigger which fired every 10 seconds and resulted in a total of 245 photos. All the photos were shot using a Canon 400D with Lensbaby (no...
by Harmeet Gabha | May 15, 2011 | Photography
Battery grip is a must have accessory if you are serious user of your DSLR. Battery grip has many benefits but the most important benefit is the shutter release when shooting portrait orientation. Shooting portrait orientation without a battery grip means that you are...
by Harmeet Gabha | May 15, 2011 | Editing
Apple iPad on it’s own is a great little handy gadget (it’s not a laptop or computer) which has many features and apps available that make it fun to use. However not many people know but the iPad can also be used as a Backup Device for Photos when you are...
by Harmeet Gabha | Apr 26, 2011 | Photography
The most common issue I’ve seen with the DSLR LCD screen is that it will get smears of your hands and finger prints very easily. It also attracts any small amount of oil excreted by the skin and constantly getting it of off is annoying. You can go an get an...
by Harmeet Gabha | Apr 22, 2011 | Photography
As much fun it is taking Panoramic and HDR photos it is often a challenge once you get them downloaded on your computer to recognise the start and finish of a sequence. So how to define a start and a finish marker, well it’s quite easy and simple. This is...
