Point Eric Tasmania in storm by Mike Calder a proud Tasmanian photographer
A link from iTunes to images in this podcast https://eattmag.com/travel-photography-tips/
Mike Calder has been a proud Tasmanian for 30 years and for the first 20 years he was a teacher and keen amateur photographer.
During those amateur years, he improved from a rank beginner to win gold medals in four international exhibitions of photography and four national exhibitions of photography in Australia. He was awarded Fellow of the Tasmanian Photographic Federation (FTPF), Fellow of the Australian Photographic Society (FAPS) and Artiste de la Federation Internationale de l’Art Photographique (AFIAP). In 2007 he turned his hobby into a business and still hasn’t stopped smiling. He produces postcards, greeting cards, calendars, diaries and books featuring his beloved Tasmanian landscapes, animals and plants. His “work” takes him to all corners of Tasmania, capturing images for his next products – and for his own satisfaction. And he loves it.
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For more travel photography tips details of his work can be viewed at www.mikecalder.com.au
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Fast and easy ways to record a conversation
What app to use and how to upload recordings
How to download it or post it online as a podcast
Charge your smartphones — it's time to start recording
Note: Now updated for both iOS and Android devices plus windows or other phone brand users without the app access can use the Studio for Desktop download to record or live stream, integrate easily with Skype, and manage your episodes and drafts from their desktops.
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Equipment needed
Rode Microphone Lav
SC6 Dual TRRS input
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Android App to Record
iOS App to Record iPhone or iPad
TRRS Extension Cable
Videos include
Eyes wide open for your class outline and into the app store
Finding the best recording app from this class
Getting your content or interviews out there
Keeping it simple
Talking Points & Key Concepts
Your class outline includes an introduction to the class videos plus a few ideas on why you should record your best ideas
The process of Pre-Production
What kind of phone you can record on
Which microphones to use and where to find them
The kind of attachments you need as a double adapter and why they are important
how to do a quick check of the sound quality
Why you might not go live if you're starting out
How to put it all together
What your setup can look like
Downloading the App a simple how to looking inside the app on your smartphone
App options to get you ready
How to record
Step 1:Stop and pause
Step 2:Replay
Step 3:Reload
Uploading and downloading the Recording
Publishing on the App
How to find your recording
A quick preview on using the platform on your ...