Tag Archives: tripod
Yet another way of capturing 360 degree images and video
There are three methods for capturing 360 degree images – using an application from the app store that allows the user to stitch together a scene (Photosynth, 360 and Panoramic) or using either the GoPano Micro or the Dot 360…
Must have accessories for the Canon 7D (or most DLSRs)
With the gifting season rapidly approaching, here’s a list of what I consider to be must have accessories to complement your Canon EOS 7D. Even better, I own all of these so can vouch for their usefulness!
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Using your Apple Headphones to take pictures on your iPhone
I’ve already mentioned that if you want a to take a steady shot with your iPhone, you’re best using a Glif and Tripod combo – especially if you’re shooting a video. But as with iOS 5 and applications such …
Taking a step back into real movie making – the Lomokino
Just as the Tate Modern has installed a piece of work by Tacita Dean that s the first work in The Unilever Series devoted to the moving image, and celebrates the masterful techniques of analogue film-making as opposed to digital, …
iPhone 4 and the GoPano Micro panoramic video lens
Well, after what seems to have been a lifetime and the day before the release of the iPhone 4S, I finally received the GoPano Micro – one of the Kickstarter projects.
So, what’s in the box?
The two key …
Must have camera apps for the iPhone 4S
With no sight of the eagerly expected iPhone 5, the iPhone 4S does come with a much improved camera sensor and lens assembly.
Firstly, what’s changed?
The old 5-megapixel camera on the iPhone 4 has been upgraded to 8-megapixels. It …
Un-warping 360° panoramas from the Occipital 360 iPhone app with Photoshop
The Occipital 360 app is an excellent and quick way to grab a panorama – especially a 360° one. However, depending on the lighting conditions, moving objects etc., it can be hard to capture the overlapping layers (either up and …
Quick guide to using the intervalometer (remote control) with a Canon 7D
The various remote controls I’ve mentioned before (check out the timelapse posts) all function in the same way. The key functions are
Delay : The amount of time before the remote starts to control the cameras shutter.
Long : The …
3 ways to stabilise the iPhone
The iPhone 4 is a great all rounder for taking pictures and HD 720p movies – as long as the camera isn’t shaking! The iPhones sensor suffers from the usual CMOS drawbacks which can exhibit skew, wobble, and partial exposure. …






