Sep 032012
 
Uploading Photos on the Go

My work requires that I travel quite often and with lots of electronics, no I am not a professional photographer I just play one on the Internet. Just for reference my airport security checkpoint process typically takes four bins to get everything separated as needed. I have found that it is possible to travel with [more]

Oct 302011
 
NHL Streaming would be great, if it was easy

You might be wondering why my frustration with NHL GameCenter is taking up so much of my blog recently. I have more topics coming, but am still working on the final details, it will be worth the wait. The reason it has been so much at the forefront is that the level of frustration is [more]

Oct 122011
 
NHL continues to make it difficult to be a fan

My faithful reader will remember when I wrote about the NHL making it difficult to be a fan. Well the trend continues and just keeps going. I ordered the NHL Center Ice package to allow online streaming after receiving an e-mail about it. It seemed like it would be a perfect fit for me. It [more]

Sep 212011
 

Previously I wrote about traveling without my laptop. I talked about how it is possible to review photos using the iPad Camera Kit. The key thing is to make sure you pack the camera kit when traveling. I also recommend getting a card reader with rather than connecting directly to the camera, if your camera [more]

Aug 292011
 
Is it possible for Brad to travel without a laptop

Is it possible for Brad to travel without a laptop I had a recent trip to the West Coast that gave me an opportunity to see if I could travel without a laptop, a personal laptop to be specific. As some of you know I have very definitive ideas about the separation of work and [more]

May 212011
 
Making the interface work for me

Often times the controls for a piece of software are not always the friendliest locations for one-handed operation. By one-handed operation I mean one hand on the keyboard, one hand on the mouse. When working in graphic programs I find myself working that way quite often. It could be as basic as a drawing program where I need to use the Z key to initiate the zoom function and then using the mouse to decide where to zoom. Other times it is more complex, such as selecting an image, zooming into a one pixel to one pixel rendering, panning, and then marking the image as a keeper or a chucker. It could just as likely be a drawing program where I am documenting an idea. For my #AVTweeps, just think AutoCAD.

Mar 182011
 

Last week I participated in a Twitter chat, an #AVChat hosted by @AVWriter (Linda Seid Frembes) and I was the guest “talker”. It was an interesting experience. I am by no means a digital media expert, but I think that the idea of a Twitter Chat or Tweet Chat or TwitChat is very interesting. The idea of allowing people to connect and share ideas experience and ideas in the virtual world is a good one. Very similar to guild meetings in previous times, it allowed for people in the same trade to share knowledge.