Thanks so much for checking out our videos during Mobile Week last week. One of the questions I saw a lot was from people asking me about the iPhone tripod/clamp that I use. Rather than just put links, I figured I’d do a quick video to show you both of the tools I use, and you could see them in action. Enjoy!
The final of our three-part video series on sensor dust. Here is Part 3 on wet cleaning a digital sensor. Enjoy! Note: A list of links to the products I use are below…
ON1 Photo Via is a great way to keep your ON1 Browse Favorites and Albums synced up with your phone and tablets. It’s all built right in to ON1 and all you need is to download the Photo Via app in the iOS store (yes, it’s iOS only right now). Anyway, here’s a quick video to get you going and show you what it’s all about. Enjoy!
Whether you use Android, IOS, Mac or PC you can backup and edit your mobile images on the fly and for free using Dropbox and Snapseed. In this video I’ll showcase how I easily edit and automatically backup my mobile images and video to access in ON1 Browse or Lightroom on any computer I use.
Lightroom mobile has become one of the go-to apps for me when it comes to both my mobile photography, and my photography in general. Below is an intro in to how I use Lightroom mobile on the phone and how I interact with those photos on the desktop.
Hi all! We’re kicking off Mobile Photography Week here at ON1 Plus. Hudson and I thought it’d be a cool idea to each start it off separately, and show where the phone camera fits in for us. Especially since we both use different platforms (Hudson on the Android and I’m on the iPhone). Enjoy!
Most of us have more than one computer we work on our photos with. I have an iMac I use at home for my main editing. It has a beautifully huge display. It’s where my photos live.
I also have a laptop I use when traveling, or when I want to sit on the couch. There are lots of ways to get your photos on both computers. I use Dropbox but there are lots of other great and inexpensive cloud syncing solutions (Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive, etc). Most of this storage is darn-near free. If you have an Office 365 account they give you 1TB of OneDrive for free. Same thing if you have Amazon Prime, you get unlimited free Amazon Cloud Drive storage. Cloud storage is great. It gives you an online backup you can access anywhere and automatically manages keeping your photos in sync across multiple devices.
We’re moving on with part two of this three-part video series on sensor dust. In this video I’ll go over how to protect and clean your sensor short of wet swabbing it and how to create a reference image to check how clean the sensor is.
