Podcasts about shoulderpod

Mojofest Le site de l’événement Le post annonçant la fin de Mojofest Nouveautés logicielles Alight Motion Le site d’Alight motion, app de création graphique sur smartphone La video demo de l’application Adobe rush Le site d’Adobe Rush Liste des smartphones Android compatibles La video demo de la fonction de recadrage automatique LumaFusion Le site LumaFusion Interview de Chris Demiris à propos des nouveautés iOS 13 Nouveautés matérielles Shoulderpod contre attaque avec le G2 (video) Le système audio sans fil Røde wireless go Le test du Wireless go par videonline.info Nous retrouver Le site de VMP, vmp.fm Sur Twitter Philippe Couve @couve Laurent Clause @laurentclause Guillaume Kuster @_gkuster Les applications pour profiter au mieux des podcasts iOS Overcast Castro Apple podcasts Android Pocket Casts Podcast Republic  

HoudahGeo – 43€ Geotag Photos – 4,99€ HashPhoto – gratis Snapseed – gratis Shoulderpod – 29,95€ Ultrapod II – 31€ Filmic Pro – 18,99€

Enrique Frisancho, ingeniero mecánico, emprendedor y socio fundador de Shoulderpod presenta sus equipos profesionales dirigidos a creativos móviles y narradores visuales. Oriol del Barrio, ingeniero informático y desarrollador de software,nos habla del Phishing en iOS y de la solución de la vulnerabilidad del protocolo WPA2. Miquel López, ingeniero informático, formador en Microgestió, editor de WeblogsSL y redactor de Applesfera.com, responde a vuestras pregunta sobresi el uso de Siri, hace disminuir la autonomía de la batería y si en terminos de privacidad, al llamar a Siri, estamos seguros. Nuestros colaboradores se despedirán del programa y os darán recomendaciones para estas fiestas. Y repasaremos la actualidad de la semana.

Enrique Frisancho, ingeniero mecánico, emprendedor y socio fundador de Shoulderpod presenta sus equipos profesionales dirigidos a creativos móviles y narradores visuales.

MoJoCon, la Babel des mojos Un épisode enregistré à Galway (Irlande) pendant la plus grande et toute jeune conférence MoJoCon, qui a rassemblé près de 600 personnes durant trois jours (4-6 mai 2017) autour des techniques, pratiques et innovations de la video mobile. VMP à MojoCon ! Un podcast enregistré sur des micros Mikme, qui nous a prêté ses prototypes. Merci à eux ! Avec nos invités Adnen Chaouachi, Journaliste et formateur (Tunisie) Diederick Legrain, Rédacteur en chef de Matélé (Belgique) Francesco Facchini, Journaliste et formateur (Italie) Les Apps que nous avons retenues Filmic Argon, une version simplifiée de Filmic lancée en beta privée pour le moment, publique très bientôt sur le site de Filmic Une capture d'écran de la première beta d'Argon, aux contrôles simplifiés City Producer, une solutions complète de tournage et production lancée en beta le 21 juin Ripple VUE (iOS) un app de montage avec effets facile à utiliser Dazzl, une solution de streaming live multi-source Kinemaster (iOS, Android) LumaFusion (iOS uniquement) et ses prochaines fonctionnalités de montage de flux 360 MAVIS (iOS) qui s'apprête à sortir une nouvelle version Le matériel que nous avons retenu Shoulderpod, une gamme de poignées et supports en matériaux nobles insta360 pour iPhone ou pour Androids une gamme de caméras 360 à connecter sur vos smartphones pour créer rapidement des videos intégrales Sennheiser travaille sur un mini micro canon pour smartphone. Voici le prototype : Le prototype de mini micro canon, intégré sur une griffe de support avec filetage pour montage sur trépied (Photo @silasbang) L'interface audio d:vice de DPA L'interface d:vice LumeCube, le petit cube qui envoie Le lumecube Le LumeCube en action, en version bâton de « mojorette » Les expériences éditoriales Les norvégiens de NRK parle aux enfants sur snapchat avec son format Supernytt Les allemands d'ARD et ZDF sur Snapchat avec Hochkant Les émissions de Mike Castelluci, tournées à l'iPhone Le modèle de diffusion de contenus de CNN, tel que présenté par Samantha Barry Le live facebook multi site des canadiens de CBC et un article y étant consacré sur journalism.co.uk La passe d'armes de Michael Rosenblum et Samantha Barry à propos de l'avenir du journalisme (lien à venir dès que les videos de la conférence seront en ligne Nous retrouver Le site de VMP, vmp.fm Sur Twitter Philippe Couve @couve Laurent Clause @laurentclause Guillaume Kuster @_gkuster Les applications pour profiter au mieux des podcasts iOS Overcast Castro Apple podcasts Android Pocket Casts Podcast Republic

このページをウェブブラウザで見る: リンク 久しぶりのB-sideは、前回激論を戦わせた新型MacBook Proのその後とポインティングデバイス、キーボード周りについての話。そして、収録直前まで初音ミクとともにいたVRセカイの話。などなど種々雑多な話題でお届けします。 backspace.fm ML入会フォーム SoundCloudで再生 Podcastを購読 今日のネタ 新型MBPのタッチバーの消灯時間とファンクションキー固定について #188 - YouTube 新型MacBook Proでマイクラ動作検証！ - YouTube 新型MacBook ProでダメでもMSIゲーミングPCならいけるはず！まさかの結果、Razer Core接続実験2 #187 - YouTube 中の人になる方法 - Qiita Lighten up your Day with Vivaldi Browser - Vivaldi Web browser Community 真夏の講師は女子高生の夢をみるか？ – GOROman – Medium コーヒー（INST） on Twitter: “コペックジャパンの中の人に「最後に何かございますか？」とお伺いしたら「ドリキンさんに感謝の言葉を！」とw ショルダーポッドの日本市場スタートダッシュはドリキンさんのユーチューブのお陰だそうです(｀・ω・´) #backspacefm #電器屋Walker” Swiftpoint Wireless Laptop-Notebook Portable Mouse InterBEE2016：コペックジャパン、Shoulderpod製スマートフォングリップ「Shoulderpod」のニューモデルを展示 DOBBYを取り戻せ！そして@GOROmanさんとのMikulusトーク告知！ #189 - YouTube 国内初！　ドローン最大手DJIの公式店舗「DJI Store」が新宿に29日オープン 今週の機材 ドリキン SHURE SM10A-CN ヘッドウォーン型ダイナミックマイクロフォン ZOOM ズーム リニアPCM/ICハンディレコーダー H6 松尾 SHURE SM10A-CN ヘッドウォーン型ダイナミックマイクロフォン YAMAHA コンピューターレコーディングシステム AUDIOGRAM6

電器屋Walkerは家電やパーソナリティーの興味のある事を勝手な思い込みを織り交ぜながら楽しくお話しするポッドキャスト番組です。 iPhone6／6sを交換レンズに対応させ、更に物理シャッターボタンでスナップに最適なカメラへと進化させるケース「SNAP!PRO」やスマートフォンをがっちりホールドし、手軽にしっかり動画撮影が出来る「ShoulderPodS1」等を販売する「株式会社コペックジャパン」の佐藤様にゲスト出演して頂き、気になる両製品についてじっくりお話をお伺いしました。 SNAP！PRO（スナッププロ）ではこの度新規に投入されたハイグレードな広角レンズ「HDワイドアングルレンズ」の他に、iPhone6 PlusやiPhone7、iPhone7Plusについての気になる情報も！ ShoulderPod（ショルダーポッド）ではフォトキナ、Inter BEEで発表された新しいラインナップ「ShoulderPod S2」、「ShoulderPod R2」そして「ShoulderPod X1」についてその詳細と今後の展開を詳しくお伺いしました。

I only recently got comfortable with podcasting. I don't think I'm amazing at it yet, but it doesn't stress me out like it used to. I've been thinking a lot about video lately. Why do so many people spend so much time on YouTube? I watch a few videos here and there, but it seems like the audience for YouTube is much larger than the audience for podcasts. Am I missing something?I was curious, so I spent a few hours doing research and what I discovered has changed the way I think about video. If you're like me and you've been mostly ignoring video so far, lend me your ear for a few minutes. I'm going to try to change your mind.Key Takeaways:Sight is our strongest sense: 90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual, and 40% of nerve fibers to the brain are connected to the retina.Visuals are significant drivers in inciting emotion, instigating action, and achieving memory retention.As with podcasting, making a video starts with a message—an idea of what you want to communicate.If you want to grow an audience and reach people, start making videos.If you don’t know what to say, start writing.I’ve always been a little curious about why so many people are so into Youtube, because I prefer listening to podcasts, audiobooks, and reading. I do like TV shows and movies like anyone else, but when it comes to learning, I prefer reading or audio. But I started wondering: Why have I been ignoring making video for so long?The other day, I saw an article that John Gruber linked to about a lawsuit where Apple sued Samsung for copying the industrial design of the iPhone.Apple was saying that the visual design is so similar that people think Samsung phones are the same quality as the iPhone and therefore are more likely to buy them, so Samsung owed them the profits because Samsung was piggy-backing on their design. This group of 50 different industrial designers and companies (the best of the best) wrote this PDF called Professional Designers Amicus Brief and sent it to the courts.This brief is a fantastic read on how visual design impacts sales and how important it is for things to be designed well, but inside this PDF was a quote from an article from MIT called The Rise of Visual Content Online that blew my mind:Sight is our strongest sense: 90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual, and 40% of nerve fibers to the brain are connected to the retina.As a result of this hardwiring, visuals are processed faster in the brain than text. Not only are visuals processed faster, they are processed better. Some suggest that 80%–85% of our perception, learning, cognition, and other mental activities are mediated through vision. Visuals are significant drivers in inciting emotion, instigating action, and achieving memory retention. One interesting experiment showed that when someone hears a piece of information, they will remember only 10% of it three days later.Adding a picture to that information increases retention to 65%. Using visuals as a primary method of communication continues a longer trend towards short-form content and diminishing attention spans. In 2000, average customer attention span was estimated at 12 seconds, while today’s estimate is 8.25 seconds. Since it only takes humans about 0.25 seconds to process an image, we can still communicate much more information within these shortening attention spans with visual content.”After reading this, I finally understood. Most people aren’t like me. Most people don’t love podcasts. Most people are visual learners.To illustrate this point a little bit further, I read an article on Medium called Why a Visual Really is Worth 1,000 Words that had this great point: “The usefulness of text paired with visuals becomes obvious when you try to answer, “What is a circle?” The correct answer is: a circle is a curved line with every point an equal distance from the center.”Sometimes it’s just easier to convey information with an image. You could just draw a circle! See how much simpler that is?Is Video the Right Format for All Your Content? No.Let’s look at a counter argument. An article called Video Is Not the (Only) Future of Media says: “There is a use case for PDF reports, just as there is a use case for text articles, audio clips, video clips, and other formats. For example, text is a lot easier to skim than video or audio content, so it makes sense to opt for that format if you want to give audiences the ability to do so (skim).Additionally, videos are, by nature, attention hogs. It’s hard for audiences to get full value from the format if they’re not actively watching the visual content. So in return, you’d better be sure that your video is worth the time spent on it, or else it’s just another piece of clickbait. In other words, just because it can be a video, doesn’t mean it has to be a video.Great digital strategies are a mix of formats optimized for how audiences actually want to read, listen, and watch what you have to say. Before you publish on a subject, ask yourself if it would be easier for your audience to watch or read what you’re trying to communicate. Ask yourself whether a video should be the focus of, or a supplement to, your editorial coverage.My Experience With VideoI’m still not comfortable with video. I’ve still got a lot to learn. But I’m fooling myself if I can’t admit the truth: Most people prefer watching video instead of listening to podcasts. I talked with my friend Brett Terpstra yesterday and found out that he’s seen at least one of my Youtube videos but he’s never listened to my podcast. He didn’t even know I had a podcast.He actually introduced me as a YouTube personality when I was a guest on his podcast. I laughed because I’m not trying to be a YouTube personality, I’m just trying to share and teach stuff that I care about. He said that he doesn’t listen to many podcasts, and I know most people don’t. Podcasting is on the rise, but I’m not convinced it’s ever going to be as big as video.I don’t know that much about Youtube, but I need to learn. I need to start from the beginning. I need to swallow my pride and google “How to get started with Youtube”. I need to tackle learning this medium like I did with writing and podcasting. I still feel weird about YouTube personalities—all those vloggers who wander around and talk about whatever they want to, it just doesn’t appeal to me, but I can’t let that stop me from making videos. If you feel the same way, you need to stop for a second and think about why you’re resistant to making video.If you want to grow an audience and reach people, start making video.Yes, you’ll have to Google how to do it if you’ve never done it before. If you’re more comfortable just writing or taking pictures, you don’t have to make videos, but I want to encourage you to. Let’s do it together. I’ll share what I’ve learned, and you tell me what you’re up to. It’s also great practice for online courses, which are a great way to make money and establish yourself as an expert in your field.How To Get Started With VideoYou might be wondering, “How do I do this? I’ve never bought any video gear before. I’ve never shot a video. Maybe I’ve shot a little bit here and there, but I don’t really know how to put a full video together.”As with podcasting, making a video starts with a message—an idea of what you want to communicate.Write out your message, plan out the video, and hit record. You can get into shooting B-roll and getting different angles or investing in fancy gear, but it really comes back to what you have to say.Start with writing. If you don’t know what to say, start writing. You don’t have to publish everything you write, but if you do a little bit every day, you’ll start finding things to share in all different mediums (blog posts, podcasts, and video).If you aren’t sure what to write about yet, pay attention to the questions people ask you. Pay attention to the stuff you talk about with your friends. Figure out your message and record a short video. Don’t use gear as an excuse not to get started; you can get started shooting video with just a smartphone. I started with an iPhone, a Shoulderpod clip, and a tripod. Good audio is really important so I invested in a little Shure MV88 lighting microphone, but you could also get the Rode SmartLav+ mic for $80, it sounds good too.If you’ve got an iPhone, get a microphone that plugs into your phone, a smartphone mount and a tripod, you’re good to go. As far as tripods go, you can either get something affordable like the Amazon 60 inch Tripod ($23) or the Moby GorillaPod ($23). If you want a sturdier tripod and you’ve got a little cash to spend, I’ve been very happy with the Slik Sprint Pro 2 ($70). You can buy some LED lights to get better lighting, but you’ve probably got some natural lighting in your room that you can use.I learned a lot about lighting while shooting a mini-course called Getting Started With Video with Cory McCabe. I learned that you don’t want to have windows behind you when you’re shooting, so keep the windows in front of you and keep the camera between you and the windows so you’ll be lit up properly.For editing, iMovie is great, and there are other free video editing apps out there too. If you want to record and edit screencasts, Screenflow ($99) is great for that (and for editing regular video, too).If you want to use your podcasting setup for recording audio, you can pick up a Logitech c920 webcam ($62), which is great because you can clip it onto the top of your laptop or computer monitor or stick it on a tripod. It can act as a standalone camera that can record video straight to your computer while you use your podcasting setup to record audio.If you already have a DSLR and are curious about microphones and interfaces for that, I actually figured out a way to run a shotgun microphone into an H4N portable recorder and then have a cable that runs out from the H4N straight into my DSLR. That way, the audio from the shotgun microphone was passing through and being recorded straight into the video, which comes in pretty handy if you don’t want to sync up audio files later.It’s going to take some time to learn everything, but I don't want to ignore video anymore because most people learn visually and I’m not going to get romantic about the medium.Links:Podcast: https://podcastingwithaaron.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/aaronpodcastingYoutube: https://www.youtube.com/aarondowdBlog: https://www.aarondowd.comRecommended Gear: https://kit.co/podcastingwithaaron

電器屋Walkerは家電やパーソナリティーの興味のある事を勝手な思い込みを織り交ぜながら楽しくお話しするポッドキャスト番組です。 ライト回第11回の今回はタイジ君とコーヒーの二人体制です。 何故かって？それはカメラ関係のガジェットトークをコヒ蔵が持ち込んだからですｗDJI Osmoを購入し、３０分で売却を決意したコヒ蔵ですが、DJI Osmoは最高のプロダクトで、あちこちで宣伝して回っています。 ただ、Osmoを手放しても動画撮影を楽しみたい。今日はその欲求を突っついています。 タイジ君に紹介しているのは「Sholderpod　S1（ショルダーポッド エスワン）」と呼ばれるスマホホルダー。

このページをウェブブラウザで見る: リンク 今回は先日MLで告知させていただいたShoulderpod S1の当選者発表SPと題して通常のB-sideの後半に当選者を発表させていただきました。たくさんの応募ありがとうございました。また次回のプレゼント企画もありますので引き続きお楽しみに！ backspace.fm ML入会フォーム SoundCloudで再生 Podcastを購読 今日のネタ DJI Osmo ハンドルジンバル(3軸手持ちジンバル4Kカメラ標準搭載) ASCII.jp：性能はGTX980Tiに匹敵？ Pascalベースの準ハイエンド「GeForce GTX 1070」をレビュー (1/5)｜最新パーツ性能チェック 脱・撮れちゃった写真！写真は意識するだけでグッと「良い写真」になるぞ！ むねさだブログ Spotifyが日本にやってくる やっと、やっと、やっと G-Tune、Oculus RiftやHTC Viveが動くVR Ready PCを発売。デスクトップとノートの3機種 MoguraVR 開発者がGoogleの新しいVRプラットフォームDaydreamを試してみて分かったこと MoguraVR ASUS、ノートPCを“VR Ready”にするグラフィックスカードドック「ROG XG Station 2」 - ITmedia ニュース プレゼント企画関連リンク #shoulderpods1 #backspacefm - Twitter Search shoulderpod japan - Facebook Search KOPEK JAPAN (@KOPEK_JP) Twitter 今週の機材 ドリキン Blue Microphones の Blue Micro Yeti USB 2.0マイク 松尾 SHURE SM10A-CN ヘッドウォーン型ダイナミックマイクロフォン YAMAHA コンピューターレコーディングシステム AUDIOGRAM6

Clemens und hukl setzen aus und wir begrüßen stattdessen Gast Pavel Mayer, der uns ein wenig vom Krieg erzählt und Einblicke in das Leben eines Politikers und Programmierers gewährt. Dann blicken wir noch auf neue AVB- und Thunderbolt-Audiohardware, die neue Version von Apples Programmiersprache Swift, die Withings Daten-Personenwaage, den ShoulderPod und empfehlen zum Abschluss noch ein paar romantische Filme.

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Capítulo grabado con Spreaker Studio en Android hablando de él y de los cascos Coloud Pod http://www.coloud.com/ y del soporte ShoulderPod http://www.shoulderpod.com/

Capítulo grabado con Spreaker Studio en Android hablando de él y de los cascos Coloud Pod http://www.coloud.com/ y del soporte ShoulderPod http://www.shoulderpod.com/

Capítulo grabado con Spreaker Studio en Android hablando de él y de los cascos Coloud Pod http://www.coloud.com/ y del soporte ShoulderPod http://www.shoulderpod.com/

Capítulo grabado con Spreaker Studio en Android hablando de él y de los cascos Coloud Pod http://www.coloud.com/ y del soporte ShoulderPod http://www.shoulderpod.com/

Capítulo grabado con Spreaker Studio en Android hablando de él y de los cascos Coloud Pod http://www.coloud.com/ y del soporte ShoulderPod http://www.shoulderpod.com/

Capítulo grabado con Spreaker Studio en Android hablando de él y de los cascos Coloud Pod http://www.coloud.com/ y del soporte ShoulderPod http://www.shoulderpod.com/