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iLifeZone
http://www.ilifezone.com
The iLifeZone is the blog and landing page for the iLifeZone podcast featuring Scott Bourne, Chris Breen and Derrick Story. The free podcast is aimed at people who use Mac computers and who want to learn how to get the most out of their Apple Macintosh hardware and software investment.
- Added on: Jun 26th, 2006
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Podcasting Computers Technology
- Tags: podcasts Announcements Site News archived posts
Recent Posts
Mini Review – Litepanels LP MicroPro LED Light
I have talked about Litepanels before. They make high-quality, battery-powered, portable LED lights that are perfect for compact cameras, camcorders and video cameras. Now, Litepanels is selling the Lightpanels MicroPro. This is a larger version of ...
Oldies But Goodies – Top Posts at Photofocus.com
We all work very hard at Photofocus.com to provide you with tons of free, valuable photo-related content. With more than 1000 posts to choose from, we like to think that there’s something here for everyone. But it’s particularly nice to ...
Primer for Still to Video Shooters Part 1
EDITOR’S NOTE: This is a series of guest posts by my friend, Ron Dawson. Ron is an international award-winning video producer, speaker, and video business coach. For the second consecutive year he was named to the Event DV Top 25 event videogr...
Creative Composition: Digital Photography Tips & Techniques
Author: Harold Davis Publisher: Wiley Review by Conrad J. Obregon Instructing photographers about creativity is hard. It’s not like technique where there are rules, like use a large f-stop if you want to limit depth of field, or use a shutter spee...
Philip Bloom Gives Photographers A Basic Video Shooting Tip
A most basic tip for still shooters looking to work with video for the first time. ...
Three Things You Should Know About Creativity
All Rights Reserved Creativity is a big concept for a photo blog. We spend so much time fighting upgrade fatigue, learning new software, working out new techniques that we often have very little time for creativity. But just taking note that we need ...
