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Jun25

Index finger accident. My cactus story...

scactusLong time has passed since I last posted here. At first I was going through a very busy time in the studio, which left me with no time for blogging-reviewing-discussing... Then, when I finally managed to clean my table, I realised that due to the crisis the booking of new projects has significantly decreased, forcing me to take some actions and do what I always put last - marketing. Rough times call for actions, this is why I am in the process of marketing the studio services to new clientele, offering summer discounts etc. So the blog suffers neglect but this is temporary. Sorry, blog :-)

Anyway, I wanted to tell you about a small accident I had.

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Apr24

Quick updates - April 24

Due to some tight schedule and assignments that spread across multiple days I had little time to blog lately and it will probably be the same in the coming weeks. However, an exciting new series of articles awaits its launch so I hope to squeeze my timeline and make it happen soon... If you're not yet registered on RSS please do, so you don't miss the next updates.

Charging the DIY Battery Pack - update

Many people are asking me about the charging method for the DIY battery pack.

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Apr06

How to batch select photos for printing

Batch selecting photosDo you sometimes get lists of selected photos from your clients, which they want you to print? How do you actually pick those photos out of the folder in which they were stored? Do you take the long, manual-select path, Holding your CTRL key and clicking on each listed photo? Do you sometimes lose attention for a second and release that damn CTRL key and need to go all over again? Man, this little thing can actually burn a photographer hours of work doing practically nothing. If it's only a small amount of photos - no problem, the manual selecting works fine. But what if you get a 400 photos list? Well there's an automated way of selecting and copying the files, it's easy to perform once you learn the workflow, and it's not based on a software, but only a simple batch file.
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Apr01

SP-Systems Excalibur 1600 Monolight Review

SP-Systems Excalibur AC/DC 1600 You know how it goes when you open the box and take that first look of the contents? The first thing you notice is always the largest,boldest item in the box. So when I opened the SP-Systems Excalibur 1600 package I was instantly caught by the shiny metallic blue colored flash unit. Like it or not, it sure has a strong presence... Then I picked it up and explored the design and structure more thoroughly; The flash is well built, compact, feels strong yet not too heavy,with good ergonomics including a built in carrying handle. With a positive first impression I went ahead and opened the whole kit to explore what's in it. Let's take a look:

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