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April 2011, Featured Articles, Miscellaneous
Change Your Words
So simple. Such pathos. So effective. A movie does not need to be 2 hrs long to be a blockbuster. 90 secs can do it.
David is the owner and publisher of AusCam Online. He has a background in media dating back to 1979 when he first got involved with photojournalism in motorsport, and went from there into technology via a 5 year stint with Tandy Computers. Following that, he ran a software distribution company on the Gold Coast and was one of the first to recognise the potential of Microsoft Windows.
Moving back to WA, David wrote scripts for Computer Television for video training for the just released Windows and Office 95 among others, and was then lured to Sydney to create web sites for the newly commercial Internet in 1995, building hundreds of sites under contract to OzEmail including Coates Hire, Hertz Queensland, John Williamson, the NSW Board of Studies and many, many more.
He went back into full time journalism as the Managing Editor for Channel 7's 'Gadget Guy', Peter Blasina's publications VideoCamera and Pixelmag, before starting Australasian Camcorder magazine when these publications were shelved. He lives at Sydney's Avalon Beaches nearly on the ocean front with dog Budweiser and in his spare time is a nut for motor sport, road safety, fishing, science fiction - especially Dr Who - and technology.
David can be contacted via david@auscamonline.com
More Featured Articles
Review: Kymera Wand Remote Control; fun and brilliant!
At $79.95 it makes a fantastic present. The Kymera is beautifully presented in its box, the instructions are almost worth laminating and framing and well… what more can I say. They even provide the AAA batteries it uses in the price.
Review: Sony HDR-PJ10E
Sony has come up with a cracker of an idea – well they think so – by building a projector directly into the camera
Review: Panasonic VW-CT1 3D conversion lens
Panasonic's 3D conversion lens is not perfect, but it's a good start to get into the genre.
Review: Panasonic AG-3DA1 Part 2
And as sad as that may be, that probably means another major catastrophe that just happens to be caught via a 3D camera and only a 3D camera
Review: The Panasonic AF-3DA1 Part 1
Shooting in 3D is such as massive shift in the "norm", a review needs 2 or maybe even 3 parts to explain it.
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