Recover Lost Deleted Photos with Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery A few weeks ago I was contacted by the great team at Stellar who asked me to check out their Photo Recovery Software that would be useful to our audience. So I agreed to check out their software as I had previously used other recovery software when I accidentally deleted and...
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Late September, I received my Osmo Mobile and I have been shooting more and more videos with it using iPhone 6 and iPhone 7 Plus (just a few weeks ago). My verdict is that its a worthwhile investment for the price tag it has. In this review I will share the various different usage I've had with the Osmo Mobile and the various options including...
DJI make a lot of great products. I have to admit I'm a fan. Firstly full disclosure that I am not sponsored by them at this point in time, although it would be nice but I spent my own money to buy the Osmo Mobile. Why? Because I had been waiting for a good stabliser for my phone as I shoot lots of video with my iPhone 6. There are some...
After having used the Prisma App for couple of months I have put together an in-depth review of this app. I will show you how this app works and the results you can expect to get using the app. The best thing is that not only this is a great app but its also Free to download and use. Here is a collection of images I've created using this awesome...
The postman was kind enough to deliver the TriggerTrap Dongle (also called The Kit) just in time for a Timelapse event hosted by Canon later this week in Sydney's Hyde park. So once I got home, I decided to do a quick test at home in the studio while recording the video showcasing some of its features. I haven't used the device in the field yet...
A few weeks ago, I bought the Canon 80D to use for my video creations and tutorials on YouTube and Photo Insomnia. So while unboxing the camera I recording its unboxing video. The camera at first glance looks to be great build quality, slightly smaller than 7D or 5D models and the touch screen is brilliant. One of the main selling feature of this...
Fujifilm Australia were kind enough to lend me their Fujifilm XF 14mm F2.8 R lens which I took on a trip to Los Angeles earlier this year. Now to be honest, I don't like getting too technical with the lens reviews as there are plenty of them out there on sites like cameralabs.com or dpreview.com. My approach is more practical usage,...
Last Friday I picked up Apurture Amaran AL-528W to record video podcasts at home. The light has 528 LEDs which you can control with the dial at the back to regulate its power from 10% to 99%. The light remains cool throughout as you would expect from LED light. Its also very light and so you can easily carry it to location in a very handy carry...
Aurora HDR Pro is finally out and having placed my pre-order I was keenly waiting for its release. Overnight its finally out and of course I had to install it right away on both iMac and the Mac Book Pro. So here is a first hand experience and look at this latest software by MacPhun and Trey Ratcliff. Installation Very easy and quick but as a Mac...
Fujifilm's answer to Canon and Nikon's 70-200mm F2.8 lens is the Fujinon XF50-140mm F2.8 R LM OIS WR lens. A heck of name to remember. In case you didn't know Fujifilm X-Series cameras have a crop factor of 1.5 which in turn makes this lens a 70-210mm when compared to Full Frame (35mm) lens. Thanks to a Fujifilm Australia I had the chance to try...
HDR is one of the post popular photography styles. Thanks to pioneers like Trey Ratcliff from Stuckincustoms.com who has practiced and promoted this form of photography style for years. So if you are new to HDR I suggest you check out Trey's Free HDR tutorial but those who are curious HDR is the process of taking multiple exposures either 1...