One of the nicest non photo-related aspects of Lightroom is its ability to library files without moving them to a new location. If you have an iPhone or especially an AppleTV then you will know how great it is to be able to sync photos directly from your iPhoto / Aperture library.
When it comes to my Mac there is nothing more satisfying than keeping it in tip top performance. Maintaining my computer with that ‘newly installed’ feel although satisfying can be hard work especially if you work with media strewn over a number of hard drives.
Over the years rather than manage my media properly I took the easy, yet expensive way out simply added another drive to the mix. My Drobo (Drobo review) is pretty much treated as a media bin of files and folders I just don’t know what to do with.
Ireland’s 22nd Foyle Film Festival takes place from Friday 20-Saturday 28 November at venues throughout Derry City. The ‘Call For Entries’ to all filmmakers for the prestigious Light In Motion (LIM) Awards begins on Monday 1 June. This year the competition strand has been streamlined to four categories.
One of the best ways to learn the guitar is definitely to study the styles and work of others. Having grown up through the TDK cassette generation before graduating to CD I spent many hours rewinding and repeating guitar solos in an often vain attempt to work the notes out by ear.
A number of readers have emailed us about the iPhone orientation issue when their footage is edited using iMovie 09. Recording video with the iPhone is great.
Northern Ireland Technology and New Media industries are definitely thriving and recently a two day iPhone development course took place as part of the Trans Urban Arts Academy. Hosted by the Infurious team and supported by Digital Circle one DigMo! reader even flew in from London to attend.
Despite having a bit of a play with Apple Aperture I have found myself returning to iPhoto again and again. Perhaps it is the way it easily integrates with iLife and iWork or the fact the photo books offer more option who knows but I use it on more or less a daily basis.
Computing has changed dramatically over the last few years impacting on the very way we all work. We are the digital sharing generation, file sharing, photo & video sharing, blogging, twittering offer us the opportunity to share our thoughts, ideas and our own creative masterpieces.
