Monthly Archives: February 2008

Aperture Book Themes, changing the colour scheme

One of the slightly annoying things about Aperture is the limitations placed on you when creating a book. Whilst it is incredibly flexible in lots of ways, certainly much more than iPhoto, there are some things I really want to … Continue reading

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RUGroom at City College Norwich

One of the proudest moments for me recently was on Friday 8th February at City College, Norwich. This was the grand opening of the RUGroom space, which was created in less than one year and has been in use for … Continue reading

Posted in Cleveratom, Learning Space Design | 2 Comments

Nikon Camera Control Pro Software

Having written in glowing terms about Scott Kelby, who recommended the use of Nikon’s Camera Control Pro software, I now find I am going to speak less favourably about it. OK, first, it almost works well and certainly I was … Continue reading

Posted in Computer Tips, Leisure, Photography, Reviews | 13 Comments

Scott Kelby, photography and a 50mm f1.8 lens

I have just bought Scott Kelby’s recent book Digital Photography volume 2 and love it. I read the first book and learned that Scott’s style is down to earth and practical. He uses a lot of humour to ease you … Continue reading

Posted in Digital Creativity, Leisure, Photography | 3 Comments

Sweeney Todd Review, Cloverfield Review, No Country for Old Men Review

This has to be a first for me… going to the cinema is frequent enough, but going for a whole day? Shameful! Yet that’s what I did on Saturday 2nd February. Heading over to Braintree Freeport cinema, it seemed the … Continue reading

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