The timing on game demos will vary from game to game. With publishers having the control over how much of the game they want to allow players to access. Most seem to let players have access for about 30 minutes. Which is just enough time to get a feel for things. Provided the game doesn’t have a super lengthy tutorial in the beginning. You will find the occasional demo that lets you play for up to 60 minutes for free....
The original AirSelfie, released in 2016, was a pretty interesting idea. A phone-sized drone for shooting selfies. But it didn’t seem to really take off (no pun intended) due to a few limitations. The camera is low resolution at only 5MP and the battery life meant you only got a few minutes of flight time. With the release of the AirSelfie2, that flight time has now doubled (so you get 5 minutes instead of 2 or 3) and the camera’s seen a resolution increase to 12MP....
Nintendo doesn’t appear to give any reasons for this decision. But the company does state that this is a direct result of halting the use of rubles as a form of payment in Russia. It’s also not clear if the payment suspension was Nintendo’s choice or not. Either way, the result is the same. Gamers in Russia can no longer make purchases in the Nintendo eShop. The Nintendo eShop in Russia may open back up soon The Nintendo eShop in Russia may open back up soon...
In order to significantly improve your street photography, repetition helps tremendously! Focus on a certain aspect and shoot it over and over again. That way, each shot gets you closer to the vision you have in mind. Back in 2013, I set myself the challenge to do something creative with just the lower part of the body. I dedicated a few photo walks to it. Even though it was a bit challenging at first, this philosophy eventually brought my vision to life....
London based beauty and fashion photographer Tina Eisen is well known for her beautiful work, but these macro images of honey bees and lips are really another step beyond. Not only are they macro self-portraits, but they are REAL BEES! I had to find out from Tina how exactly she shot these spectacular images. So of course the first question I had to ask was “are these real bees, and how did you not get stung?...
