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Art Director Lawrence Lander waxes eloquent (well, entertainingly sub-eloquent) on every single nook and cranny of our new Travel Backpack 45L. Don’t have 20 minutes to spare? Below are a list of time stamps so you can skip right to the info you’re looking for:

0:38 – packing units
0:50 – colors
1:12 – fabrics
1:33 – size comparison with everyday backpacks
1:46 – rear access
2:16 – PRO TIP: leave zips at top of bag
2:46 – side access
3:10 – front access & organization panel
4:22 – stowing organization panel for duffle-style configuration
4:59 – expansion zips
5:36 – compression snaps
6:05 – tour de pockets, tripod + water bottle carry
7:48 – straps overview
8:25 – magical strap stowage
9:11 – grab handles + luggage pass-through
9:45 – PRO TIP: tuck away the back panel for better ventilation
10:17 – strap adjustment & sternum strap use
12:05 – on-body access
12:26 – external carry
14:42 – security + locking features
17:46 – Capture + Range Pouch compatibility
18:47 – very important information

In this video, Lawrence mentioned a link to information about our camera and packing cubes. We’ll soon be posting another video that takes a deep dive look at those, so stay tuned!

A detailed, hands-on review of the Fujifilm XF150-600mm lens with sample photos and video. Recorded in a canoe
A few notes:
The name badge of the X-H2S is covered with black tape, as I recorded this video while under non-disclosure.
None of the samples were taken from a canoe. I did take photos from the canoe following the recording – in general, canoes are so unstable that, although the X-H2S’s is very good – it’s not really possible to shoot at 600mm in a canoe. Sorry.
The audio blip at 4:30 is wind overloading the Zoom F2 recorder.

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Fujifilm X-H2S review: https://youtu.be/rbStWIpY4y8

TABLE OF CONTENTS
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00:00 – Intro
00:23 – Sample photos
00:58 – Basics
01:38 – Stabilization
02:38 – Controls
03:39 – Focus speed demo
05:53 – Alex and squirrels
06:17 – Paul and birds
06:51 – Breathing, Bokeh
08:08 – Summary
08:57 – Acknowledgements

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Alex Beetham took the photos of squirrels.
Paul Marshman Instagram: Instagram: https://bit.ly/3tcW6Z6
took the majority of the bird photos.
Calla Heilbron paddled us down the Humber

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As My previous Chopsaw Video (Makita 10 Inch Mitre Saw Review LS1019) nears 100k views, I found it fitting to look at alternative chopsaw models.
I have started work on a site which has no source of power, so cordless tools reign king on these types of jobsites.
Having the best cordless tools to help you on your tasks that can not only perform well but also help you earn money by keeping you in the workflow as much as possible is growing to be the way forward for all tradesmen who seek professional performance in their work space. Here I show my latest purchase, the DLS714 Cordless chop/mitre saw by Makita.
Any questions or comments are welcome below.
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The Decimator is a plugin that allows you to reduce the vertex count for selected objects in your DAZ scenes. In this overview I’ll show you how it works in DAZ Studio, how you can add your own levels of detail to your objects, and how useful it can be when you’re posing or animating.

I’ve known about the Decimator for a while, but never tried it out due to its high cost, until Jeremy showed me a screenshot of it in action. The missing link for me was seeing how I can seamlessly switch from a low-res proxy object to the high-res geometry when I’m ready to render. Had this been mentioned on the sales page, I would have bought this thing much earlier!

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This OneNote tutorial video will show you the top 10 new features in Microsoft OneNote. These OneNote new features include updates are across OneNote Desktop for Office 365, Web, iPad and OneNote Class Notebooks. This video covers Page Sorting, the new built-in Immersive Reader, Set Picture to Background, Zooming updates and lots more. The new OneNote Desktop features are just rolling out to Office Insiders, and to join that and get the latest Office 365 updates, go here: https://bit.ly/3GKXq9m. The OneNote web features are also rolling out to many folks, so if you don’t yet see them, you should in the next week or two.

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✅ Top 20 Microsoft OneNote tips and tricks here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I725xySvwug
✅ 18 Tips and Tricks for OneNote Class Notebook: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=33Wi_YTrHls
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0:11 Sort pages on Desktop
1:14 Immersive Reader built-in to Desktop
3:08 Set Picture to background in web
4:29 Resume last page left off in web
5:03 Draw with Touch in web
5:40 Resize Oembed in web
6:20 Zoom improvements in web
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