Zoom solves the issue of bad audio in your videos by building a camera into a microphone

John Aldred

Bad audio is something that’s plagued action cameras since their inception. Some of them don’t do too terrible, and a few even let you plug in external mics. But action camera sound does generally tend to feel like an afterthought. Zoom have come up with a novel way of solving this issue. Instead of trying […]

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Explore the stunning Northern Lights at Voyageurs National Park in this 8K Timelapse

John Aldred

Minnesota has some of the most amazing landscape. Easily as beautiful as anything else the USA has to offer. Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota encompasses more than 340 square miles. It’s a watery wonderland accessible almost exclusively by boat. In this timelapse from More Than Just Parks, we get taken on a tour of Voyageurs […]

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Photoshop CC 2017 Important Changes

Dave Cross

Adobe has introduced a series of “small” but important changes in the recent new release of Photoshop CC 2017. Here are some of the changes that caught my eye: The New New Document Dialog Box When you create a new document (File>New or Command/Control-N) the overhauled New Document dialog will open. Now along with the option to…

Affinity Photo debuts Photoshop alternative for Windows in free public beta

John Aldred

Initially announced a few months ago, Affinity Photo for Windows has been anxiously awaited. Today, it’s finally here in the form of a completely free public beta. Hailed as the only real potential competitor to Photoshop, Affinity Photo’s Windows debut opens it up to a much wider audience. With the current cost of “free” lasting […]

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Nikon adds Bluetooth and timelapse features to the new Nikon D5600

John Aldred

Nikon have today announced the successor to their entry level Nikon D5500. That comes in the form of the not surprisingly named D5600. While the two don’t differ greatly, there are a couple of significant changes. The first being that Bluetooth has been added. This brings the D5x00 range in line with Nikon’s new SnapBridge […]

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Nikon D5600

Zoltan Arva-Toth

The Nikon D5600 is a new entry-level DSLR camera with a 24-megapixel APS-C sensor and a vari-angle touchscreen.
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