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Apple Magic Trackpad Plug-n-Play Setup by MikesMultiMedia.com

May 1, 2013 by MikesMultiMedia 1 Comment

Links:
Apple Magic Trackpad:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Apple_Magic_Trackpad

MacBookPro 15.4:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Apple_MacBook_Pro_15_4

Description:
This video basically shows how easy it is to install/setup or plug-n-play an Apple Magic Trackpad to a MacBook Pro 15.4 notebook.

Quick Review:

The Apple Magic Trackpad is very slick and smooth.

The batteries are included in the box, and all you have to do is activate the search for discoverable Bluetooth devices button and turn on the trackpad and it gets discovered by the Mac computer.

Not all the features will work if your running Windows under Parallels or Bootcamp, though some will. The pinch to zoom, etc,Â doesn’t work in Windows either. Also the performance is a bit clunky as compare to when the trackpad is used under the Mac OSx environment.

Please use the links in this description to purchase, or get more details on the products used in the video to help support my efforts to make these reviews.

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Mike

MikesMultiMedia.com

VID: 20130501 1030
Posted: 05/30/2013 23:46

Filed Under: Apple, How To . . . Tagged With: Apple, How To, Magic Trackpad, Product Review, setup

VisibleDust Sensor Clean Bundle No. 40513421 Open Box v1 Bundle Overview by MikesMultiMedia.com

January 30, 2012 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

VisibleDust Sensor Cleaning Bundle details:

The visibleDust DSLR Sensor Cleaning Bundle No. 40513421 contains:

1. Quasar Loupe 7x Magnification with LED
2. Arctic Butterfly 724 battery operated Sensor Brush
3. Sensor Swabs 1.0x
4. Focusing Screen Swabs
5. Sensor Clean Fluid 8ml
6. vDust Fluid 8ml

This video has multiple parts, see channel for rest of production.

[VID: 10C_COMBO_20120130_0630]

Filed Under: Photography, Product Review, Video, Visible Dust Tagged With: Photography, Product Review, Sensor cleaner, VisibleDust

Sony DSC HX5v Solo Video Test Part 8 Piedmont Park Toms Power Kite [1080P]

April 19, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

More Info:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Panasonic_Cam
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Sony_Cam

Donations (Support my work):
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/donate

This is the stand alone version of the above referenced clip, used in the Side by Side video comparison clips located in my channel.

Here, the clip is shown in its full frame, as apposed to side by side split screen for the comparison videos.

Settings on the camera were at full automatic, Intelligent Mode.

No post production was applied to the clip other than the titles and production information.

Bit rate calculations:

The 11.5 Bit rate was determined by MediaInfo bit rate calculation software on the source clips before rendering.

For information, Sony advertises the following information regarding recording formats for the HX5v.

â€¢Movie Mode(s) :
AVCHD:
1920 x 1080 (59.94i, Interlace) (Approx.17Mbps) /
1440 x 1080 (59.94i, Interlace) (Approx.9Mbps)

MP4:
1440 x 1080 (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.12Mbps) /
1280×720 (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.6Mbps) /
VGA (640 x 480) (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.3Mbps)

[VID: V8_20100419_0100A_B1_1440x1080x11.5Mbps]

Filed Under: Product Review, Sony Tagged With: DSC HX5v, Piedmont Park, Product Review, Sony, video quality

Panasonic DMC TZ10 ZS7 Solo Video Test Part 8 Piedmont Park Toms Power Kite [720P]

April 18, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

Recording Format: MOV @ 1280x720p 31.0 Mbps]
Render Format: [MP4/AVC @ 1280x720p 31.0 Mbps]

This is the stand alone version of the above referenced clip, used in the Side by Side video comparison clips located in my channel.

Here, the clip is shown in its full frame, as apposed to side by side split screen for the other comparison videos in my channel.

Settings on the camera were at full automatic, Intelligent Mode.

No post production was applied to the clip other than the titles and production information.

More Info:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Panasonic_Cam
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Sony_Cam

Donations (Support my work):
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/donate

V8_20100418_2330A_1280x720x31.0CMbps.mp4

Filed Under: Panasonic Tagged With: DMC TZ10, Panasonic, Product Review, review, ZS7

Sony DSC HX5v Solo Video Test Part 7 Piedmont Park A Typical Day [1080P]

April 18, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

More Info:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Panasonic_Cam
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Sony_Cam

Recording Format: [AVCHD @ 1440×1080 11.5 Mbps]
Render Format: [MP4/AVC @ 1440x1080p 11.5Mbps]

This is the stand alone version of the above referenced clip, used in the Side by Side video comparison clips located in my channel.

Here, the clip is shown in its full frame, as apposed to side by side split screen for the comparison videos.

Settings on the camera were at full automatic, Intelligent Mode.

No post production was applied to the clip other than the titles and production information.

Bit rate calculations:

The 11.5 Bit rate was determined by MediaInfo bit rate calculation software on the source clips before rendering.

For information, Sony advertises the following information regarding recording formats for the HX5v.

â€¢Movie Mode(s) :
AVCHD:
1920 x 1080 (59.94i, Interlace) (Approx.17Mbps) /
1440 x 1080 (59.94i, Interlace) (Approx.9Mbps)

MP4:
1440 x 1080 (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.12Mbps) /
1280×720 (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.6Mbps) /
VGA (640 x 480) (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.3Mbps)

Donations (Support my work):
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/donate

[VID: V8_20100418_2230A_1440x1180x11.5_B1]

Filed Under: Product Review, Sony Tagged With: DSC HX5v, Product Review

Panasonic DMC TZ10 ZS7 Solo Video Test Part 7 Piedmont Park A Typical Day [720P]

April 18, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

More Info:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Panasonic_Cam
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Sony_Cam

Donations (Support my work):
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/donate

Recording Format: MOV @ 1280x720p 31.0 Mbps]
Render Format: [MP4/AVC @ 1280x720p 31.0 Mbps]

This is the stand alone version of the above referenced clip, used in the Side by Side video comparison clips located in my channel.

Here, the clip is shown in its full frame, as apposed to side by side split screen for the other comparison videos in my channel.

Settings on the camera were at full automatic, Intelligent Mode.

No post production was applied to the clip other than the titles and production information.

[VID: V8 20100418 1830A B3 1280x720x31 0Mbps]

Filed Under: Panasonic, Product Review Tagged With: DMC TZ10, Panasonic, Product Review, review

Sony DSC HX5v Solo Video Test Part 6 Atlanta Station Overpass [1080P]

April 17, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

More Info:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Panasonic_Cam
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Sony_Cam

Donations (Support my work):
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/donate

Recording Format: [AVCHD @ 1440×1080 11.5 Mbps]
Render Format: [MP4/AVC @ 1440x1080p 11.5Mbps]

This is the stand alone version of the above referenced clip, used in the Side by Side video comparison clips located in my channel.

Here, the clip is shown in its full frame, as apposed to side by side split screen for the comparison videos.

Settings on the camera were at full automatic, Intelligent Mode.

No post production was applied to the clip other than the titles and production information.

Bit rate calculations:

The 11.5 Bit rate was determined by MediaInfo bit rate calculation software on the source clips before rendering.

For information, Sony advertises the following information regarding recording formats for the HX5v.

â€¢Movie Mode(s) :
AVCHD:
1920 x 1080 (59.94i, Interlace) (Approx.17Mbps) /
1440 x 1080 (59.94i, Interlace) (Approx.9Mbps)

MP4:
1440 x 1080 (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.12Mbps) /
1280×720 (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.6Mbps) /
VGA (640 x 480) (29.97fps, Progressive) (Approx.3Mbps)

[VID: V9_20100417_0545A]

Filed Under: Sony Tagged With: DSC HX5v, Product Review, Sony

Panasonic DMC TZ10 ZS7 Solo Video Test Part 6 Atlanta Station Overpass [720P]

April 17, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

More Info:
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Panasonic_Cam
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/store/Sony_Cam

Donations (Support my work):
http://www.mikesmultimedia.com/donate

Recording Format: [AVCHD @ 1280x720p 14.5 Mbps]
Render Format: [MP4/AVC @ 1280x720p 14.5Mbps]

This is the stand alone version of the above referenced clip, used in the Side by Side video comparison clips located in my channel.

Here, the clip is shown in its full frame, as apposed to side by side split screen for the other comparison videos in my channel.

Settings on the camera were at full automatic, Intelligent Mode.

No post production was applied to the clip other than the titles and production information.

[VID: V8_201004170330A SOLO]

Filed Under: Panasonic, Product Review Tagged With: DMC TZ10, Panasonic, Product Review

Gulf Oil Spill Solution Animation by MikesMultiMedia [05-29-2010]

March 29, 2010 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

Date: May 29, 2010 21:00 p.m.

To: Whom It May Concern
From: MikesMultiMedia.com
Re: Proposed Gulf Oil Spill
Containment Solution

Draft: 20100529_2100A

The previous top hat solution didn’t work
because of ice crystals forming inside the
structure.

The following is a simple solution to redirect
the oil from the ocean floor by essentially
building a box around the oil source.

The box’s four walls are lowered as one piece
down to the ocean floor and placed around
the oil source.

The top of the box, or roof is then lowered
onto the top of the box walls, and then is
attached using large nuts and bolts.

The top of the box is equiped with a relief port
for connecting a pipe or other attachment.

The pipe or other attachment is then lowered
and connected to the evacuation port.

The oil is then directed up to the surface of the
water and into an oil collection vessel.

Filed Under: Gulf Oil Spill, How To . . . Tagged With: Gulf Oil Spill, oil containment, oil spill, solutions

Sony Vegas Tutorial: Capturing Video Part 3: Done with Tape

April 2, 2008 by MikesMultiMedia Leave a Comment

After setting up your work space (Part 1), and beginning the video capture process from your video device (Part 2); Part 3 shows a completed video capture session and explores the results.

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