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"It is one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it is another thing to make a portrait of who they are" - Paul Caponigro
Constructive Critique of my photographs is always appreciated
Nikon, etc!
RICK
My Photography
My fiancee and I purchased a Toshiba Thrive 10" tablet for when we went overseas last year. It served its purpose really well. We went that way over an iPad or Galaxy Tab due to its much tougher construction and connectivity. Full size USB & HDMI ports came in very handy and the thicker tough rubber exterior was a godsend as it copped abuse while we back-packed around Europe.
We haven't really used it since we came home though...
Wife has an iPad and we both have iPhones.....as well as a 27inch iMac and Macbookpro.....the iPad is used mostly by the wife for general browsing, social media, reading books ect (just about everything actually ) and the phones in a similar fashion (all connected to the homes wireless network) with an App for just about everything.....the iMac and Macbook really only get used for image editing, graphic work and writing articles.......for all the Apple users out there grab a Apple TV module and plug into your telly, once connected through the network to your other Apple devices opens up a whole new range of possibilities.....we regularly use the ipad to veiw tv channels through apps(lots of good shows available that are never aired) and stream straight to the TV with it (ABC iview, SBS ect) and all tv series and movies we download just drop straight into itunes and play on the tv....wonderful little piece of gadgetry
Canon 7D, Canon EF 24-105mm f4L, Canon 16-35mm f2.8L, Canon EF 50mm f1.4, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8
Manfrotto 190XPROB + Vanguard Ball Head + Kenova fluid pan head
Kirk Enterprises Low Pod + Manfrotto 410 Geared Head + Velbon Super Mag Slider
GoPro Hero2
Bags, Cases and lots of other bibs and bobs
We have a Nexus 7 (mine) and a Ipad (wifes), plus a smart phone each.
I use my tablet for most emails, some forum reading (except this one as the mobile alternative for it SUCKS BIG TIME so I don't bother).
bought a cheap one, from kmart, thinking it would be ok for when i'm out of the house, checking radar etc.... within two weeks the plug where the charger goes died, and they wouldn't replace it because they said I was overly rough with it..... so now I'm without, and can't afford a new one. :-/
I've had an ipad for about 6 months now, and love it. Never thought I would use one. Bought for studies I'm doing, but I use it for reading books, magazines and surfing web when not around pc. I think its a great gadget. Only a wi-fi one but if im at work and want to look at something on web, I put my phone on hotspot and ipad surfs web great.
Have had the Samsung Galaxy 4 phone for a few months now and loving it. Got a Galaxy Note 10.1" 1914 edition the other week to go with it.
Still learning to use it, but my photo's come up beautifully on it
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 and I like using with the dslr controller app on the tablet wired to my camera when I'm stacking a macro pictures. This be done wirelessly if an extra android device like a phone or if a mobile router is plugged in instead of the tablet so that this device can create a mobile hotspot to communicate with the tablet to control the camera. Too much friggin' around so a usb connection is good enough for me.
I have the same issue on an android, I can only scroll ones that are attachments, not linked ones. My work around is (using Firefox) to touch and hold the image until a menu comes up. From there I can either open the link in a new tab, or I can copy the image location, open a new tab and paste it into the address bar. I usually prefer to do this as it only shows me the photo, whereas opening the link shows me the whole page the photo is on.
Yes, had an iPad since when the iPad 2 was released. Now have an iPad Mini (retina) and it's pretty sweet, big upgrade from the iPad 2 (which I didn't have any complaints with).
It's funny that I most liked doing photography related stuff on my iPhone 4. Then I went to a Note 2 to try out Android... my photo-related productivity dropped to maybe 1/10 or less than what I was previously doing (meaning I was taking less pictures, editing less pictures, etc.) Now I'm using the iPad Mini and it's crazy how I just want to use it so much more than any Android tablet.
The other day I asked my daughter if she had a newspaper and after lecturing me on the electronic age V's the old paper days she handed me her I-Pad ---------------------------- Boy that fly didn't know what hit him.
LOL
Keith.
Speedway, I needed that laugh, cheers
I have a Samsung Note 10.1. As I'm FIFO, and signed up to study it was the cheapest option last year. Unfortunately, doesn't work on my uni stuff, so that's delayed that a bit longer until I can get a laptop (tax refund turned into a bill I'm still paying :-(). But it's good for playing on and will act as screened modem when laptop becomes mine
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I have a Microsoft surface pro which I use when travelling to download and do a basic sort of photos. This works very well for me.
I have an IPad, bought it for the Retina display. Very handy for on the go stuff and viewing photos, much less frustrating to use than the IPhone for web surfing.. Can't come close to replacing a real computer or laptop for me though.
You might consider something like a Nexus 7.
I have one and find t indispensable due to the sheer size, weight and frame dimensions. Even with the cover on I can fit it in my back pocket. The newer 2013 model (as did the 2012 one?) had really good screen res.
The N7 is perfect for bed time reading too, as it is light and when combined with the Android only ScreenDimmer app, you can read in total darkness even at 2am without hurting your eyes or waking your partner. I trialled a new model Ipad Mini for a couple of months and the N7 wins hands up. The Ipad or Mini version is so heavy in comparison you have to put your hands down.