File sizes
You can easily have hundreds of photos per time-lapse which adds up quickly if you shoot a lot of time-lapses at full size and quality.
If storage is an issue… … More Fuji time-lapses: File sizes and post processing
I recently started experimenting with using Interval Shooting to capture sunrise photos. That way, I could get multiple options and I don’t even have to be awake!
But I also started experimenting with creating time-lapses with those stills. Here are some things to consider if you are also starting out in shooting for time-lapses. … More Fuji time-lapses: Intro
I’ve installed tempered glass screen protectors on 5 cameras so far. They work great — much better than plastic screen protectors. They don’t noticeably diffuse the light (aka great transmission of light), clean easy and go on relatively easy (if you can control dust in the room). In reality, I don’t even notice them there unless I brush … More Generic tempered glass screen protector for iPad Pro
I didn’t find much info on inexpensive Bluetooth receivers for use with my earbuds, so here is my brief review on the generic Bluetooth receivers that I purchased off eBay. Mine is branded Sowtech and doesn’t look like the one pictured in eBay. As you can see, it doesn’t have beveled sections and doesn’t have a … More Generic Bluetooth receiver
There are a lot of ways to focus on a subject. One way is to only light your subject. This is a quick overview on how to do this on a small object like a flower using a flash. (You can also get similar results using high powered flashlight — see this post and this post.) So … More Isolating a small subject using a flash
I have been trying to properly capture our Christmas Cactus (named “Russ” after the person who gave it to us) for a few years now. It is a difficult color and size to capture with lots of branches that get in the way. Last year, I tried a technique with a high powered flashlight (which … More Photographing a Christmas Cactus with a flash
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