Take Control of iPhone Photography, 2nd Edition
The big 2nd edition of my book on how to take great photos with your iPhone is now available!
The big 2nd edition of my book on how to take great photos with your iPhone is now available!
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The new edition of my essential guide to Apple Watch is now out, with a bunch of new material.
I spent the weekend photographing areas of Seattle using two of the top Android camera phones for a new CNET article.
Removing Grounds During Cupping (BW) Originally uploaded by Jeff Carlson. Portland’s best coffee roaster looks to be opening a shop in Seattle, according to Seattle Weekly. A few days ago I learned (and tasted) that Cafe Verité in Ballard is using Stumptown beans. I also see from the Weekly that Victrola’s second store ...
I spent the weekend at my mom’s farm in California, visiting family and friends and getting ready to hit Macworld Expo for the rest of this week. I’ve spent most of my non-socializing time working on the presentations I’m giving, which means I’ve been up late working…and drinking coffee. Understand that the coffee situation here ...
I figure I may as well blog before I get sucked into the insanity of Macworld on Tuesday. (I’m also preparing for my presentations, which is what has me tied to my computer.) The folks at Engadget and Gizmodo are working overtime to report from CES. Now, we learn that Sony is going to release ...
With CES just about to get into full gear, Panasonic has announced new camcorder lineups—specifically a bunch of 3-CCD models (i.e., camcorders that record to three image sensors, not just one). My pal Ags writes up the details at Amazon’s tech blog.
My family pitched in to buy a camcorder for my sister, and sure enough, the Canon ZR500 that we got is about to be replaced. Canon is kicking off CES with updates to its ZR series, replacing the 500, 600, and 700 with an 800, 830, and 850. It’s also updating it line of DVD-based ...
Amazon.com has posted placeholders for iLife ’07 and iWork ’07 in advance of Macworld Expo, although there are no other details about the products themselves. On one hand, this doesn’t surprise me because an update of iLife is pretty much expected now that Apple has christened the suite with a year name (Apple isn’t foolish ...
After making its video editor Windows-only in 2003, Adobe is giving Premiere an encore on the Mac for the next version, according to an article at Macworld.com: “Adobe brings Premiere back to the Mac.” The new version will work only on Intel-based Macs, and it will be part of the upcoming Adobe Production Studio suite ...
Lore Sjöberg at Wired.com muses on what coffee gear will look like in a few year’s time: “All Hail the Mighty Coffee Bean!” Step Two: Storage All coffee lovers know that coffee grounds turn into the very dandruff of the Dark Lord himself if you leave them out for more than 145 seconds. Clearly I’ll ...
In 2003, I edited Lisa Brenneis’s Final Cut Express for Mac OS X: Visual QuickStart Guide, which thrust me into the world of digital video editing beyond iMovie. Lisa, of course, is better known for her Final Cut Pro VQS, and knows both programs inside and out. Back then, she mentioned a documentary project she ...
The champagne cork from New Year’s Eve hasn’t even fully dried out, and already it’s time for the main event in the Mac universe: Macworld Expo next week, January 9-12. The big question on my mind, of course, is whether Steve Jobs will announce iLife ’07, which has of late become tradition. Updating the iLife ...