Backing Up While Traveling
Time to backup all of the Iceland trip photos to two separate 500G portable drives. Not going to lose any of these photos!
A simple gallery of standalone photographs—spirals, sunsets, city streets and waterfalls—each shared with minimal text. It’s my place to let pictures speak for themselves.
Time to backup all of the Iceland trip photos to two separate 500G portable drives. Not going to lose any of these photos!
In Selfoss, Iceland for tonight. Going out for some night photography.
I finished packing my kit to head to Iceland for a week of photography tonight. Here is what I decided to put in my camera backpack: Canon 5D Mark II Canon 24-70 f2.8/L Canon 70-200 f2.8/L Canon 16-35 f2.8/L Canon 15mm Fisheye Canon 2X Extender Canon Timer Remote Control Compact …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Packed for Iceland Photography TripI’ve got a new website where I am highlighting my photography, Thingelstad Photography! My photography hobby has grown over time and I wanted a place where I could share some of my favorite shots. I found that my main blog was a place for writing mostly and didn’t highlight …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Website for my PhotographyMy friend Dennys Bisogno just self-published a photo book on a trip that he and my other friend Steve LeVahn took to Iceland. It’s a free book in iTunes. Download it and take a look! Wonderful photos and a great virtual trip to Iceland await you. The book is called “My Travels to …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Travels to IcelandLightroom 3.6 was 117MB DMG file.
Lightroom 4.0b1 is 409MB DMG?
Yikes.
I’ve been an avid user of Lightroom since the very first 1.0 beta and for as long as I’ve remembered I’ve wished that there was a tab on the top called “Map” that would allow me to add geographic coordinates to my photos. I didn’t get it in 2.0. I didn’t get it in 3.0. I had …
Keep reading · 1 minute: Lightroom 4 Gets Maps!Importing 300 CR2 files from Canon 5D Mark II with a POS USB card reader (vs. FireWire reader). This should be done in about 10 hours.
At the U2 360° show they had this “gigapixel” Fan Cam thingy. It would be interesting to know a bit more about how it worked. It captures the whole crowd with a pretty high degree of detail.
It caught me and Tammy. I look pretty dorky, munching on some popcorn before U2 came on stage.
My friend Dennys Bisogno is a great photographer and is now doing some video work as well. Here is a video he did for Memorial Day in River Falls, Wisconsin. Touching.
He shot this on his Canon 1D and edited in Final Cut. The clip of the elderly soldier walking down the path at 3:40 is just great.