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VideoProc – Not Only The Best MKV to MP4 Converter, Also All-in-One Video Processing Software!

November 20, 2019 by Paul Salmon

The digital age is here and so is the time of a digital transformation. There is a lot of content available (both online and offline) be it audios or videos, tons of formats to choose from, different requirements and different options to finalize amongst. For example: Back in the day, you used to have just black and white videos. Now, even in the category of colour videos, there is HD, 4K, 720p, 1080p and MKV as formats available.

Manage Photos on Mac Easily

August 28, 2018 by Paul Salmon

Apple makes it easy to manage your photos on any device, be it your Mac laptop, desktop, or a mobile device thanks to the versatile iCloud Photo Library. It saves every photo you take and showcases it on every device unless you delete it permanently. So if you modify your photo, the changes are broadcast to all other devices you own. The new images are uploaded to the cloud each time your device gets online via Wi-Fi or is connected to a charger, but of course the speed of updates greatly depends on your local broadband connection.

5 Video Camera Filters and When to Use Them

February 8, 2016January 30, 2016 by Paul Salmon

Most people don’t realize that shooting a video isn’t as easy as writing a script and having it acted out. A lot of thought goes into video angle, filters, lighting, and more. Video camera filters are an essential tool needed to make people and scenery look good in videos. Here are five you need to own, and when to use them.

Latest Digital Photography Trends

June 19, 2015June 19, 2015 by Paul Salmon

Do you want to be a successful photographer? Do you want to step miles ahead of your competitors? As technology advances, every year there is a myriad of developments in digital photography that can boost the way you take, store, design and publish your photographs. After careful research, we’ve come up with a shortlist of the latest digital photography trends. Follow these trends to ultimately enhance your photos, becoming a successful photographer. Here’s a look.

High Quality Printing Services: You Can Now Turn Your Dream into Reality

May 11, 2015 by Paul Salmon

While you may be interested in carrying out your own printing projects, the reality is that commercial or professional printing services are a cost and time effective alternative worth considering. Attempting to carry out your own printing jobs will end up costing you more than you had envisioned without the desired results.

Aspects such as time, paper, modern equipment and the ability to produce dozens of copies or multiple products need consideration. You probably do not have the time to spare especially if you want to create products that appear professional.

How You Can Use A Canon “L” Series Lens With Henry’s Rentals

April 2, 2014March 28, 2014 by Paul Salmon

The Canon “L” series of lenses are synonymous with professional photography. Those lenses are built with the best quality materials that offer the best build and durability of any lens on the market. Of course, such quality comes at a price – a price that puts those lenses out of reach for many amateur photographers.

For Ontario, Canada residents, they may be familiar with a photography store called Henry’s that sells many photography and videography products. Henry’s is now providing the ability for amateur photographers to use the best lenses – in addition to other Canon lenses – without spending thousands of dollars. If you are an amateur photographer, you can now rent a lens for much less than it would be to buy one using Henry’s Rentals.

Four Essential GoPro Accessories for Shooting Stunning Video

September 29, 2014March 26, 2014 by Robert

Those who have seen the stunning variety of experiences that a GoPro camera can shoot in High Definition video can attest to the camera’s quality. The GoPro HD camera is a rugged, compact, and light device that has given the world a unique style of highly personalized photography and videography. From accompanying divers on marine adventures to traversing rocky off-road terrain on cycle, bike or car, the GoPro can record it all with stunning clarity.

By itself the GoPro is simply a light, durable, and compact camera. In order to make full use of its features and durability, it is important to invest in a few versatile accessories. You do not have to buy a lot of accessories – just aim to buy rugged, durable accessories that can match the kind of quality of video footage you aim to shoot with the camera. With a small backpack of GoPro accessories and your GoPro, you can be ready at a moment’s notice to shoot underwater, on the road, and even in the air.

The Right DPI: Why It Matters in Business Document Scanning

December 26, 2013 by Guest Blogger

Scanners may not be as frequently used in offices as printers or desktop computers, but they are very useful for preserving and storing hard copy documents and their contents. When your office receives a document, such as a signed contract from a client, the fine print of an insurance plan, or a purchase receipt (both of which you do not have soft copies of), you may need to scan the documents and keep the digital copies as backup.

You might ask, why not just photocopy them? There are many things to consider here. First, if you need to keep a soft copy instead of another hard copy of the document, you’ll need to have it scanned. Second, if the integrity of the print or the signatures on the paper will be compromised on the copy (if the pen mark is too faint, the writing may not be visible anymore on a photocopy), it will be better to scan it to preserve the entirety of the document. Third, with a soft copy in hand you can always print out precisely similar hard copies of the documents any time you need them. That should cover the convenience of having an instant hard copy from a photocopier.

Take note that two of the reasons above speak of the importance of preserving the integrity of the original documents, that none of them be missing any visible component when reproduced or stored in archives.