Just a note that I will soon be reviewing my new QNAP TS-451+. It has been performing admirably since I picked it up. Great for photos, videos, DLNA, VPN and TimeMachine backups. I used to have all kinds of trouble with TimeMachine backups being corrupted with the Western Digital My Book Live Duo. Not a single problem since I moved to the QNAP! The My … Continue reading Coming soon: review of the QNAP TS-451+
A camera is a tool. Plain and simple. Out of a human’s hands, it is no better than a doorstop. Sure, it allows us to create, to document and capture moments of our lives. But it’s a tool. I’m always amazed at industry websites, critics and particularly fan-boys and girls who go crazy in the forums discussing the finer points of image quality, loss of … Continue reading Tools, just tools
Last weekend I had the pleasure of seeing my son play hockey at a tournament near Boston. Of course, I brought my trusty Sony A77ii along for the ride. As some of you may know, hockey is one of the most difficult sports to shoot. The contrasts are sharp between the players and the white sheet of ice, you’re behind a piece of scratched glass, … Continue reading Shooting sports with an EVF
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