Micro four thirds cameras and motor sport – part 2

Another day another camera… Having managing to get some decent motorsport pictures from the Panasonic G6 I jumped ship totally to the Olympus camp. Having used the E-PL5 for a short time I was greatly impressed with the quality, size and features of the camera but did miss the EVF of the G6.

Fzzzt – fuzzzzt – pop – bang – bugger!

Despite being well used and abused our ageing Dyson DC04 has performed like a little trooper for well over 10 years, that was until Monday evening when…

Micro four thirds cameras and motor sport…

Having downsized from a Nikon D5200 DSLR to a micro four thirds (M43) system at the end of last year one of my concerns was the quality of motor sports photography, something I do from time to time. Despite the advances in this format the general advice is to steer clear if you are shooting anything

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A brief history in my photography.

Ever since I left school  I don’t ever remember a time when I didn’t own a camera. Since the early days I’ve been documenting my life as a series of pictures, well, I say my life but I appear in very few as I’m the one behind the camera (that’s fine by me!).

Travelling light.

We decided to push the boat out this year (well aeroplane) and spend a week in New York for out annual holiday. This was a first for us on many counts, first time we booked a holiday ten months in advance, first time our Son flew, first time we took a city break.

The big question – what tech to take?

Google Chromecast…..

Google Chromecasts are in the house! Released in the UK today we thought we would treat ourselves to a couple of Chromecast to make our not so smart TVs a bit smarter.

When I grow up and where it all went wrong…

How it all started….

Mr G is in the house

Meet the new getWaiter mascot. We call him Mr G at the moment but he is looking for a better name, any ideas anyone?

What is getWaiter!

getWaiter! is a project we have been working on for the last few months for a company called GeniusIn based in Olney, Buckinghamshire in the UK. The concept behind it is to use technology to improve your bar, restaurant or hotel experience, an idea conceived by pair of entrepreneurs around ten years ago that has been waiting for the right time.

getWaiter! website goes live

At last the getWaiter! website has finally gone live. It is now possible for Hotels, Restaurants and bars to sign up, start using getWaiter and offer an improved service to their customers. To have a look go to www.getwaiter.com