This begins another series of posts on my experiences in optimizing my web gallery and blog presence. Like the last set of posts I did on this subject, it could just as well be posted on The Bleeding Edge, but, since I figure that my struggles with this issue will be useful to most photographers… [Read More]
Siri and the iPhone camera
So far, Apple has just scratched the surface when it comes to integrating Siri with the iPhone’s camera. You can say, “Hey, Siri, bring up the camera,” but that’s about it. Siri won’t trip the shutter, zoom the lens, or even close the app. As of today, all that’s over. Sloof Lirpa just announced their… [Read More]
Why I don’t post raws
In another forum, a reader asked for the raw files associated with one of my Last Word posts. He wouldn’t tell me why he wanted them or what he was going to do with them, so it was a no-brainer to decline. He was not pleased. The incident did have an upside, though: it got… [Read More]
My worst camera
Today’s cameras are marvels. It’s hard — impossible? — to find a truly bad one that costs more than, say, a thousand bucks. And there are plethora of truly great ones, cameras with capabilities that were the stuff of science fiction a generation or two ago. Today, I’m going to tell you about the worst… [Read More]
Gone over to SSL
In order to provide better security, I’ve switched both my blogs over to secure sockets layer encryption. That means, that if you type http://{either site name}, your request will automagically be redirected to https://{either site name}. You will see a reassuring icon in your browser’s URL bar. In Firefox, it’s a green padlock. and in… [Read More]
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