Sony HDR-CX190 High Definition Handycam 5.3 MP Camcorder with 25x Optical Zoom (2012 Model)

Sony HDR-CX190 High Definition Handycam 5.3 MP Camcorder with 25x Optical Zoom (2012 Model)
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Monday, August 27, 2012

Amnesia the Dark Descent gameplay - Amnesia Custom Story - An Unexpected Arrival ( Part 2 )

Amnesia the Dark Descent gameplay - Amnesia Custom Story - An Unexpected Arrival ( Part 2 ) Tube. Duration : 27.55 Mins.


Read the DESCRIPTION please :3 My facebook page, please hit LIKE! : on.fb.me My Twitter: bit.ly First of many Livestreams we did. Was aired July 31 2011 Amnesia Custom story An Unexpected Arrival We really need your help for the radio station! We have a solid VIP system so people that donate can be in future livestreams and YT videos. To Donate: www.nordrassilradio.com Buy your Demon Dog Shirt today! : bit.ly Our Website: www.nordrassilradio.com Make sure to HIT LIKE: www.facebook.com Intro made by youtube user WeirdGuyWG

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Wednesday, August 15, 2012

How to Clean Your DSLR Camera's Sensor

How to Clean Your DSLR Camera's Sensor Tube. Duration : 14.62 Mins.


www.takeabetterphoto.com If your pictures have revealed fine black blurry dots, then you could have a problem with dust on your camera sensor. Cleaning your camera sensor can seem quite daunting, after all it is the most expensive part of the camera and susceptible to damage. As a professional photographer I often find myself shooting in a variety of environments including harsh weather or dusty deserts and all the time i'm changing lenses and having to work quickly, so quite often carefully looking after my camera is not top of my priority list. Getting the shot is! Inevitably my camera sensors eventually pick up some dust, so in this video I show you my methods for cleaning my cameras sensors to restore them as good as new I hope you find this information useful Karl. www.takeabetterphoto.com

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Saturday, August 4, 2012

How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000

How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000


On a recent outing to a local orchard, my daughter and I enjoyed a visit and lunch with my mother-in-law. The lunch was delicious, the weather was delightful, and the scenery was exquisite. Wanting to capture the beauty of the floral and fauna of the greenhouse where we enjoyed our lunch, I asked my daughter to use my LG enV Touch camera to capture images of the beautiful flowers that surrounded us. The idea was to be able to transfer them to our PC and enjoy and share them with other family members.

How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000

How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000

How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000


How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000



How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000

After taking and saving the photos to the microSD card, we were immediately able to enjoy the colors and beauty of our surroundings. I was anxious to return home and see the images on my computer monitor and to share them online with family and friends.

I've usedthe camera on my LG enV Touch before and have been very satisfied with the ease of use, the quality of the photos, and the transfer process. The frequency that I use the camera and transfer the photos is infrequent though, so I thought I'd write the steps down and share them here in this article.

Steps to Move Pictures From Cell Phone to Computer

Before taking a picture, you will want to either change or make sure your camera settings are in place for saving to your external memory card. At the end of this article is a link which provides steps for changing the camera setting to use the external memory.

Following are the steps I took to transfer the photos from the LG enV Touch MicroSD card to my computer.

These instructionsassume the following: use of the camera on an LG enV Touch VX11000 cell phone, capturing and saving photos or videos on an external memory microSD card, and transferring the photos using a SD adaptor.

Remove the MicroSD card from the lower right hand side of the phone by gently pressing the card toward the phone. Slide the MicroSD card into the SD card adaptor Place the SD Card adaptor into a SD port or reader whether it be located on a laptop, PC, printer, or standalone external reader Using Microsoft Explorer, locate the external memory card, Mine reads SD Card Double click on the drive name and find your photos or videos. Highlight the photo or video files you want to copy or move Ctrl-C to copy, Ctrl-X to Locate thefolder or location on your PC where you want to store the image or video files and type Ctrl-V.

Your images are now on your laptop or PC and are accessible for printing, sharing, embedding, editing, or viewing.

How to Move LG enV Touch Pictures to Computer-Transfer Photos and Video From LG VX11000

Monday, July 23, 2012

Smell-O-Vision Is Back ... Seriously?

Smell-O-Vision Is Back ... Seriously? Tube. Duration : 3.55 Mins.


Jon discusses Hollywood's latest decision to bring back "Smell-O-Vision", or "4 d" Aroma-brooms as they're now calling it. .. with August 19th's release of "Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World". The Independent Article--ind.pn ~ ~ The World According To Jon ~ ~ Be informed and entertained as your host Jon showcases a recent event, story, or review and shares his opinionated and enlightened view of the world with you, by way of an unfiltered, and often brutally honest stream-of-consciousness. New videos uploaded every few days at 4:0 pm Eastern. Jonathan Paula is a 25-year-old professional YouTuber and creator of the hit web series, "Is It A Good Idea To Microwave This?". He graduated from Emerson College in 2008 with a degree in Television Production and Radio Broadcasting. He currently livesin Rockingham, New Hampshire with his fiancĂ©e. ~ ~ Links ~ ~ Facebook------------Twitter bit.ly--------------------bit.ly Adventure Vlog----bit.ly Game Time---------bit.ly Main Channel-----bit.ly My Best Movies--bit.ly FAQ Video---------bit.ly t-shirts-------------bit.ly ~ ~ Technical ~ Created by------Jonathan Paula Room----------Panasonic HMC-150 Microphone-----Sennheiser ME 66 Software---------Adobe Premiere Pro CS5 Computer-------bit.ly • Jogwheel Productions © 2011 • ~

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Thursday, July 12, 2012

All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!

All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!


Today more and more of the indoors are lit by fluorescent light sources. And that is why this topic of fluorescent light flicker is becoming more and more important to photographers. You might/might not have noticed that your videos may contain rolling dark bands, falsified colors or blackouts from frame to frame when you shoot them in fluorescent light. This is known as fluorescent light flicker normally termed as flickering. Many people normally confuse this flickering with the flicker or black rolling bar that occurs in frames when you shoot a video of your TV or your computer monitor. But actually has to do with flickering fluorescent light sources.

All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!

All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!

All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!


All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!



All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!

Why flickering occurs:-

To understand flickering in video frames, we will first have tounderstand the luminance flicker in fluorescent lights. The mains frequency of commercial electrical power at which fluorescent lights operated, is standardized at either 50 Hz or 60 Hz (frequency at which alternating current is transmitted from power plant to end user) depending on geographical region. 50 Hz AC (alternating current) changes direction 100 times per second as during every cycle out of 50, first current flows in one direction, then in the other direction. Similarly, 60 Hz does so at 120 times per second. The luminance of the fluorescent lights fluctuates according to direction change of AC, instead of being relatively constant. So for example, as the commercial mains frequency in Europe is 50 Hz, I know fluorescent lights in Europe flicker at 100 times per second and as the mainsfrequency is 60 Hz in the US, so in the USA they flicker at 120 times per second. However, with tungsten filament lights the flickering is negligible because the tungsten stays glowing hot and thus giving light even when the current is zero momentarily.

Now, this luminance variation of fluorescent lights is not apparent to human eyes when one looks directly at a scene lit by fluorescent light because of the natural effect "eye" persistence ". Our eyes perceive such lighting as constant. But a video camera is not able to perceive such persistence. Hence, if subsequent video frames are exposed during different periods of the cycle of AC, they will have considerably different luminance, and the resulting picture will therefore appear to flicker when projected.This happens if video frames are captured at a frequency which is significantly different from the AC power supply frequency. For example, in case we shoot a video with a frame rate of 60 FPS in a scene lit with fluorescent light operating at 50 Hz commercial power frequency, the brightness fluctuation of individual frames occurs resulting from the luminance fluctuation of the fluorescent light.

Solution:-

This flickering problem is solved by setting the frame rate of the room such that it should be a divisor of fluorescent light fluctuation rate. For example, for mains frequency equal to 60 Hz, the fluorescent light fluctuation rate will be 120 and thus we should set the frame rate to 15, 30 or 60. This would mean limiting the exposure times of thesensor to multiples of the period of the AC power cycle, which lets the camera gather light over the duration of an integer number of (n) flicker periods. This in effect averages the varying light level over the n complete flicker periods into one image, and since the frame rate is synchronized with the flicker rate, each frame has the same apparent light level. To facilitate this, cameras today come with anti-flicker control. You will need to remember to make the light frequency setting equal to the electrical frequency of the local main electrical system. For example, if a room is set for operation in the USA, which has mains frequency of 60 Hz, but the room user travels to India, which has mains frequency of 50 Hz, then the camera user must changethe light frequency setting of the camera to compensate for the different fluorescent lighting condition, or else suffer from flickering problem.

Where anti-flicker control is not preferred?

There could be cases however, where light levels may be very much brighter in which the required exposure time is lesser than one AC cycle. But such exposure times would not be effective in reducing flicker, because each exposure time would be only a partial AC cycle, and there is no guarantee that subsequent frames would be in the same part of the AC cycle. This is why anti-flicker modality in cameras locks the exposure time to a minimum of 100/120, and thus in very bright scenes, the user has to bear over-exposure to remain flicker-free.

All About Fluorescent Light Flicker in Cameras!

Saturday, June 30, 2012

octopus steals my video camera and swims off with it (while it's Recording)

octopus steals my video camera and swims off with it (while it's Recording) Video Clips. Duration : 3.35 Mins.


while trying to get video of a wild octopus, it suddenly dashed towards me and rips my shiny new camera from out of my hands, then swims off, all while the camera is recording! he swam away very quickly like a naughty shoplifting. after a 5 minute chase, I placed my speargun underneath him and he quickly and curiously grabbed hold of the gun as well, giving me enough time to reach in and grab the camera from out of his mouth. I didn't feel threatened at all during the whole ordeal. he seemed to be fixated on the shiny metallic blue digital camera. the only confusing behavior was how he dashed off with it like a thief haha. cheeky octopus. songs by: Vincent Gangwani-Car Chase Dalmatian Rex and the Eigentones-Octopus I Love You thanks for watching, and remember life is too short to spendit in front of a tv or at the shopping mall ... ... get out there and live it up! these moments of beauty exist every single second in nature. love, vic 2 excellent dive shops in Wellington, New Zealand: www.ibdivers.co.nz http

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