Tag Archives: Flip
Five Ways to Establish Credibility as a Blogger
As go-to sources for innovative content, amateur bloggers have been teaching mainstream media professionals some new tricks. Once considered the sideshow of journalism, blogging has taken the center ring. Even traditional media outlets have joined the fray, bolstering blogging’s reputation. … Continue reading
UW MCDM 2009 Film Festival
The 2009 UW POCKETMEDIA FILM FESTIVAL: “What do U do at the UW?” A competition of videos shot on cameras that fit in your pocket! The competition runs from April 17 to May 29, 2009. It’s free and open to … Continue reading
The Flip gets a makeover
Posted by Hanson Hosein Last week, I confirmed with Pure Digital that it was going to release a new camera this week (and they promised to send me one). The details are now out: the Flip Video Mino.
Flip workflow & Teleprompter
Here’s an interesting video on a good Flip production workflow, including the use of a teleprompter program on your laptop. From Al’s Morning Meeting on Poynter. Posted by Hanson
NY Times responds!
Two weeks ago when David Pogue published a review of the Flip Camera in the Technology section, I contacted him to tell him about our class project and I mentioned our general experience with the Flip. I invited him to … Continue reading
Updating Flip’s firmware
A word of caution for Terrie (and anyone else trying to update the Flip’s firmware). Make sure you update the firmware ONCE and on the same computer. Otherwise the camera will think you’re trying to cheat it and when you … Continue reading
Flips on the road
So the boys are on their way to New Orleans and they took the Flips! (Kirk can’t live without it). I sure hope they took lots of batteries with them, given they are driving 3,000 miles just to get to … Continue reading
New York Times Flips
Today’s technology section of the New York Times led with a review of or dear (for some) little Flip camera. David Pogue discovered some of its great advantages (plug & play video) and some of its hurdles (yeah, Codecs and … Continue reading
