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On 31.10.2011, at 01:35, Geoffrey Heard wrote:
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> I'll have a new post up on my PNG blog in a day or so detailing how I was deep in the most rugged mountains at the weekend -- and still had service on my little LG which is basically a phone.
Thanks for the info, Geoff, I have bookmarked your blog.
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> a couple of months ago when I was photographing the National Mask Festival in Rabaul, I thought I was pretty flash having my MacBook Pro on hand so I could download the photos from my camera during the day.
Do you still use iPhoto to sort and store your photos?
> a bloke who was a journalism trainee of mine 35 years ago appeared. He was doing video with his iPhone, editing it was required on the iPhone, then posting it to YouTube from right there in the arena among the dancers, within minutes!
How is the quality of iPhone videos?
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> He interviewed me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Me5DzOGew8
Very nice video. Thank you for sharing.
Žorvaršur
OS X 10.6.8
MacBook Pro 17'
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