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CLATM Sand  Camera

My camera does not fear dust!

Don’t let dust prevent you from swapping your lenses when shooting outdoors. Here are my quick tips.

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How to Charge your GoPro Karma Grip in under 2 Hours

Charge your GoPro Karma Grip in under 2 Hours

After a few weeks of using the GoPro Karma Grip, I show you how I can fully charge it under 2 hours.

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Installation and test of the GoPro Karma with Hero 4

Gopro Karma Grip + Hero 4: Installation & Outdoor Test

In this episode, I am showing you how to install the GoPro Karma Grip with the Hero4 camera and I do a test outside.

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MarrexGPS

Review of the affordable GPS from Marrex: MX-G10M II from the depths of the Devil’s Pulpit in Scotland

In this episode I review the latest GPS from Marrex MX-G10M II and I discover a new mystical location: The Devil’s Pulpit in Scotland.

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NativeISO

What are the Native ISO?

In this episode, I answer one question you have asked me: What are the Native ISO?

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CanonGPE2

Geotag Your photographs with Canon GP-E2 or With a Very Cheap Alternative

In this video I am doing more than a simple product review of the Canon GP-E2 GPS receiver, I also give you a cheap alternative using either a mobile phone or a handheld GPS device.

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remove thermal noise using the dark frame subtraction method in Photoshop

Remove Thermal Noise with a Dark Frame Subtraction in Adobe Photoshop

In this episode, I show you how you can deal with the Thermal Noise (Hot Pixels) resulting from a long exposure with a Dark Frame Subtraction (DFS) using Adobe Photoshop.

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In camera long exposure noise reduction

In camera’s Long Exposure Noise Reduction – Good or Bad?

In this episode, I finish to answer your question: What is the Lon Exposure Noise Reduction feature modern DSL offer built-in?
Is it worth activating it?

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auto iso

Auto ISO good or bad?

In this episode, I am questioning whether Auto ISO is an absolute no go.

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raw vs jpeg vs tiff

Raw vs Jpeg vs Tiff

The output formats your camera produces: RAW, JPEG and TIFF.

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