Part 2 of Canon 50D video tutorial series. This one focuses on using the Quick Control Screen.
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Back in December when I first got my Canon 50D, I wrote a blog about some of my favorite features on the camera. As a follow-up to that blog post, I decided to create some video tutorials about those and other features I wrote about.
This first video tutorial deals with setting up a custom menu set for your Canon 50. Click on the title for this blog entry in order to see the video better.
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FlickrExport 3 is available from connectedflow.com. There are several new features in this release, but the main ones include:
•Create a photoset with your uploaded images and set the photoset image order separately from the upload order.
•Add your photos to multiple groups after uploading, with presets to select groups-of-groups with one click.
In my view, this feature is what sets FlickrExport apart from the other Flickr exports, including the one native to the new iPhoto ‘09. If you like sending your Flickr photos to several different group pools, this feature is a time saver.
•GPS track log integration – download your GPS tracks and connect them with photos as you upload them (supports GPX and NMEA).
•Geolocation presets – store a location and recall it with one click.
Exclude Aperture keywords from being used for Flickr tags.
Rewritten upload engine for greater efficiency.
Upgrades
Upgrades are free if you purchased FlickrExport 2 for iPhoto or FlickrExport 1 for Aperture on or after January 1st, 2008. Visit the Store to check your eligibility.
If you are not eligible for a free upgrade, please use your previous serial number as a coupon code to receive a 50% discount on upgrades.
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