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Shure MOTIV MV5c Microphone
If you are looking for a new podcast microphone, Shure has updated their MOTIV line with the Shure MV5C. This is a simple spherical cardioid microphone that can be attached to the included stand, or mounted to an arm. Check out our last interview with Shure Aonic Headphones About the MOTIV MV5C This unidirectional microphone […]
Setting up a 3 Camera Shoot with OBSBOT Tiny PTZ USB Cameras
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I Checked my Eyesight Through EyeQue VisionCheck. Here Is What Happened.
While this is not going to replace seeing my eye doctor all the time, I do feel there are times where I can verify my prescription may not have changed. This is where EyeQue comes in. I can find out not only my left and right eye strength, I can set up a profile to […]
Aftershokz OpenComm Bone Conductive Headset
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Go Cube Takes My Rubik’s Cube Solving to a New Level
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Apple AirTag Unbox and Setup
Apple unveiled Air Tags for tracking keys, luggage, and other items you need. With a device no larger than a U.S. quarter, these tags connect via Bluetooth, and are instantly seen by your Apple device. The Tag also is added to your “Find My” option, so you can find them at a distance. Air Tags […]
Simon Says Assemble is Text-Based Video Editing
Normally, I’m trying to figure out the words to say. But I think I should let the transcription say it for me. This is Simon Says – it’s a transcription app that uses AI to not only transcribe, but also helps you figure out how to edit videos by looking at what was said. Assemble […]
Adobe After Effects Multi-Frame Rendering for Faster Renders
I talked with Victoria Nece of Adobe to learn about the updates in After Effects 2021. We centered around real-time events, and a new feature in beta: Real Time Rendering. Multi-Frame Rendering The new redesigned render queue for After Effects will show the render in different states. The Exported frames, the frames ready to be […]
Zenfone 7 with Flip Camera at 8K from ASUS
I bought my first Android phone in a long time. I am building an “At home” kit – a video system that I send to people for one-on-one interviews. But for this video, I’ll be unboxing and setting up the phone for everyday use. Asus Zenfone 7 Specs The Zenfone 7 is an Android phone […]
HP LaserJet Multi Function Printer Unbox M234dwe
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October 12, 2018 @ 6:22 am
I’m not a photographer but I don’t see why this should be limited to
camera equipment. Surely there must be many other uses for something
like this? I have a lot of delicate computer hardware and I’m sure that some of it might benefit from being stored in a cabinet like this. What are other people’s thoughts?