For our fourth interview we talked to Daniel McElderry of CamCaddie at the Schneider Optics booth. More information @ http://camcaddie.com (I used a CamCaddie EX during the show on my Canon 60D HDSLR camera.)
Monthly Archive: April 2011
Aren’t These Cute
From CrunchGear. Film Canister USB Drives Hold More Pictures Than They Did As Film Canisters by Devin Coldewey on April 18, 2011 Everyone likes a good novelty flash drive, as long as it’s the right kind of novelty. Photographers will enjoy these little 35mm film canisters converted into 2GB and 4GB drives — at $19 …
I Am Interviewed by MacVideo.TV @ the Final Cut SuperMeet
Rick Young of MacVideo.TV interviewed me at the Final Cut SuperMeet after the announcement of Final Cut X. I am in the second video. Go to his MacVideo.TV to see the Interview. It was great meeting Rick at the show and MacVideo.TV has great information about shooting video. I am holding the rig I used …
LinkyFocus – a complete USB Follow focus (non NAB)
LinkyFocus is a new USB follow focus under development. I did not see this at NAB. I did see a lot of motorized follow focuses. I always thought, why not use the focus motor in the lens? Looks promising. From their site: “The LinkyFocus uses the autofocus motor in Canon lenses to control focus, even …
Home at Last
I am finally home after three exciting days of NAB. Over the next weeks I will share quite a few video interviews with some of the booths that I visited. Here I am at the Hoodman Booth. For those I met at the show, It was wonderful to meet you and I hope you enjoy …
Final Cut Pro X At the NAB FCPUG Supermeet Tonight (#NABhdslr)
At the sold out Supermeet tonight, after a long wait in line outside black curtains in the Ballly Convention Center, we all sat down for an expected evening. A lot of the rumors around the net were true. Tonight Apple’s Peter Steinauer announced Final Cut Pro X. FCPX has been rebuilt from the ground up. …

