A bit of background Recently I bought a film camera from the 1970’s – the Canon A-1. Considering that the camera is almost 3x older than me, it was no surprise that there are a few issues with it. The first camera I got jammed before I even loaded in my first roll, and the replacement camera had a battery drainage issue (which took an almost complete disassembly to fix). But anyway, that isn’t the point of this blog post....
Recently I had the opportunity to photograph an incredibly talented trumpeter by the name of Spencer Ludwig. You’ve definitely heard his song ’Diggy’ in all of the Target commercials lately, and he’s currently touring throughout North America kicking out the jams. After some emailing back and forth we decided that the best spot to shoot Spencer would be at the hotel where he was staying, following his show that night in Denver....
In order to achieve both quality and speed, developers need to focus on three main areas: Continuous Integration (CI), Continuous Delivery (CD), and DevOps automation. In this blog post, we’ll take a look at how each of these areas can be addressed using DevOps. 1. Continuous Integration 1. Continuous Integration Continuous Integration (CI) is the practice of automating the build and testing of code changes. This allows developers to detect errors early on and avoid potential problems down the road....
Building up a proper rig for shooting video isn’t that difficult, it’s just expensive. Well, usually. Fully geared cinema rigs can run into the tens of thousands of dollars depending on what you’re putting into them. But what if you could build something for around $2,000, including the cost of the camera itself? In this video, Chadwin Smith takes a look at the humble Canon EOS M50. At its launch, the EOS M50 looked like a very promising camera except for the fact that there was a substantial crop when shooting 4K video, but if you can live with that, then it makes for an ideal inexpensive camera for shooting video....
Do note that you can hide specific people, if you want, in general. Alternatively, you can hide memories from certain dates, if you want. Google is giving you quite a few options in order to avoid some memories that you don’t want to see. If you have such images, perhaps, well, read on. We’ll explain to you how to hide them one step at a time, and include screenshots as well, so that you can follow along....
