“Take only photos, leave nothing but footprints.” We’ve probably all heard the saying, but what does it mean? Basically ‘take only photos, leave nothing but footprints’ means to make as little impact on an enviornment as possible. As a travel photographer I’m always doing my best to work with humility, respect and a light footprint. It’s not rocket science, but there’s a lot of photographers who either don’t understand it or simply don’t care....
It’s the holiday season and I have a few cool tips to help you upgrade your portraits of family and friends this year. I am going to show you how you can make some glorious DIY portrait backgrounds, complete with bokeh balls, from your Christmas decorations. And if you don’t celebrate Christmas, no worries, you can hit up the Dollar Store and make them from scratch for about 10 bucks. Be sure to read to the end for My Top 3 Tips for Great Holiday Photos....
According to the new report, TSMC will manufacture advanced semiconductors (3nm-level) in the new facilities. The company recently announced its chip production roadmap. It will begin making 3nm chips this year. Over the next few years, the Taiwanese firm will also introduce advanced 3nm processors tailored to performance and power efficiency. It plans to jump to the 2nm technology in 2025. Samsung, TSMC’s arch-rival in the foundry space, has similar plans too....
The Twitter Labs features include pinned conversations and longer video uploads The Twitter Labs features include pinned conversations and longer video uploads There are two new features available to try out, but they, unfortunately, leave Android users behind. The first feature is the ability to pin conversation for the iOS app. In your DMs, you will be able to take a conversation and pin it to the top. This is for people who get a lot of direct messages and want to put their most important one front and center....
We may get a universal charger mandate for smartwatches & wearables too We may get a universal charger mandate for smartwatches & wearables too This time around, however, it’s not the EU who is pulling the strings. This info comes from India. The Bureau of Indian Standards, better known as BIS, has been considering the same move as the EU regarding Type-C. That is not all they’re considering, however. Secretary to the Department of Consumer Affairs, Rohit Kumar Singh, told PTI that the BIS may insist that all upcoming wearables ship with support for a standard charging solution....
